CSR Prep 1 Grammar
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CSR/RPR Grammar quiz
- 1.When we were little, our nanny would tell Joanna and me ghost stories.
- A.
Correct as is.
- B.
Joanna and I
- C.
Me and Joanna
- D.
I and Joanna
- 2.That book is your's; this one is our's
- A.
Correct as is.
- B.
Yours; this one is ours.
- C.
Yours, this one is ours.
- D.
Your's,. this one is our's
- 3.There was a serious difference of opinion between her and I.
- A.
Correct as is.
- B.
She and I.
- C.
Her and me.
- D.
She and me.
- 4.People which are always idle can never be happy.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Whom are
- C.
That are
- D.
Who are
- 5.I don't know what to counsil in this case.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Counsel
- C.
Council
- D.
Consul
- 6.We were not surprised at him loosing his way.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
His losing
- C.
Him losing
- D.
His loosing
- 7.The principles who write the agreement will ellicit a lawsuit.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Principles, elicit
- C.
Principals, illicit
- D.
Principals, elicit
- 8.We are already for your advice anytime.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Already, any time
- C.
All ready, anytime
- D.
All ready any time
- 9.Both mother in laws were here.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Mother-in-laws
- C.
Mothers-in-laws
- D.
Mothers-in-law
- 10.The car went past me on the left and stopped further down the road.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Past, farther
- C.
Passed, further
- D.
Passed, farther
- 11.The act, to which I referred previously was amended.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
To which I referred previously,
- C.
To which I referred, previously
- D.
To whom I referred previously
- 12.Having rendered a verdict, the members of the jury were already to be poled.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
All ready, polled
- C.
Already, polled
- D.
All ready, poled
- 13.Having borne the burden, he could not bare to see it lifted.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Born, bare
- C.
Borne, bear
- D.
Bourne, bear
- 14.If he would have drank more milk, his health would have been better.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Would drink
- C.
Had drank
- D.
Had drunk
- 15.Present in the convention hall is two High School principals.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Are two high school principals.
- C.
Is two high school principals.
- D.
Are two high school principles.
- 16.The funds were ours to disperse.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Ours, disburse
- C.
Our's, disperse
- D.
Our's disburse
- 17.The jury, having its compliment of twelve, was dually sworn.
- A.
Correct as is
- B.
Complement, dually
- C.
Compliment, duly
- D.
Complement, duly
- 18.If your company operates in the red, its ____________ condition must be poor.
- A.
Physical
- B.
Fiscal
- C.
Fisical
- D.
Ficsal
- 19.You are _________ to say something wrong.
- A.
Liable
- B.
Libel
- C.
Likely
- D.
Like
- 20.There are ___________ calories on this menu than on the other one.
- A.
Less
- B.
Lesser
- C.
Fewer
- D.
Smaller
- 21.Each of the suspects ____fingerprinted.
- A.
Was
- B.
Were
- 22.Jason gave a______ interesting speech and spoke for ________ a long time
- A.
Quiet, quite
- B.
Quite, quite
- C.
Quit, quiet
- 23.The egg _______ was broken.
- A.
Yoke
- B.
Yolke
- C.
Yoek
- D.
Yolk
- 24.Before they could build the plant, they had to ________ everything on the property.
- A.
Raise
- B.
Raze
- C.
Raize
- D.
Razz
- 25.The Court should _________ you for contempt.
- A.
Site
- B.
Sight
- C.
Cite
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