English Grammar: Ultimate Trivia Exam! Quiz
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Identify the Correctly Spelt word.
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Corona
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Carona
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Corono
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Korona
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Maharashtra is the largest state in India.(Identify the Adjective)
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Is
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The
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Largest
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State
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A. LargestExplanation
The word "largest" is an adjective in this sentence. It describes the state of Maharashtra, indicating that it is the biggest or most extensive state in India.Rate this question:
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Identify the structure of Simple Future Tense.
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S+V1+O
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S+V2+O
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S+Shall/Will+V1+O
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S+V3+O
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A. S+Shall/Will+V1+OExplanation
The structure of Simple Future Tense is S+Shall/Will+V1+O. In this structure, the subject is followed by the auxiliary verb "shall" or "will" (depending on the subject) and then the base form of the main verb, followed by the object. This structure is used to talk about actions or events that will happen in the future.Rate this question:
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Rohan is taller than Mohan(Identify the Degree)
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Positive Degree
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Comparative Degree
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Superlative Degree
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None of the above
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A. Comparative DegreeExplanation
The given statement "Rohan is taller than Mohan" indicates a comparison between the heights of Rohan and Mohan. It implies that Rohan's height is greater than Mohan's height. Therefore, the correct degree to describe this comparison is the Comparative Degree.Rate this question:
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She wanted to become___ Engineer.(Fill in the blank with correct Article)
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A
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An
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The
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No Article
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A. AnExplanation
The correct answer is "An" because the word "Engineer" starts with a vowel sound, specifically the sound /ɪ/. Therefore, we use the indefinite article "An" before it.Rate this question:
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He ran fastly.(Identify the adverb)
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He
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Ran
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Fastly
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None of them
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A. FastlyExplanation
"Fastly" is the correct answer because it is the adverb that modifies the verb "ran." The -ly suffix is commonly added to adjectives to form adverbs, so "fastly" is the adverb form of the adjective "fast." It describes how he ran, indicating that he ran quickly or with speed.Rate this question:
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They are installing Arogya Setu App.(Identify The Tense)
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Simple Present Tense
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Present Continuous Tense
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Past Continuous Tense
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Future Continuous Tense
Correct Answer
A. Present Continuous TenseExplanation
The correct answer is Present Continuous Tense. This tense is used to describe an action that is happening at the present moment or around the present time. In this case, "they" are currently installing the Arogya Setu App.Rate this question:
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I shall meet you----Sunday(Fill in the blank with correct preposition)
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At
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Upon
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On
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In
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A. OnExplanation
The correct preposition to fill in the blank is "on". This is because when referring to a specific day, we use the preposition "on". Therefore, the correct sentence would be "I shall meet you on Sunday."Rate this question:
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We are enjoying the epic Ramayana(choose the correct Question Tag)
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Are we?
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Aren't we
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Aren't we!
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Aren't we?
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A. Aren't we?Explanation
The correct question tag for the given statement "We are enjoying the epic Ramayana" is "aren't we?". This is because the main verb in the statement is in the present continuous tense ("are enjoying"), so the question tag should be formed using the auxiliary verb "are" in the negative form ("aren't") followed by the subject pronoun "we".Rate this question:
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You Stay Home, Stay Safe (Identify the Sentence)
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Exclamatory
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Assertive
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Imperative
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Interrogative
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A. AssertiveExplanation
The given sentence "You Stay Home, Stay Safe" is an example of an assertive sentence. It is a statement that presents a fact or an opinion without any question or command. In this case, the sentence is advising or suggesting someone to stay at home and stay safe.Rate this question:
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