Below is a Test on Vocabulary, Grammar and Literary Terms! The trivia Questions are perfect for someone who wants to test out their general understanding of the English language and what it entails. If you think you have what it takes to tackle it and come on top, be sure to give it a try and get some much deserved practice.
NO CHANGE
It is necessary, however to maintain a normal weight.
It is necessary, however, to maintain a normal weight.
It is necessary however, to maintain a normal weight.
NO CHANGE
I have many chores every morning milking the cows, such as: feeding the cat, finishing homework, preparing for school.
I have many chores every morning: milking the cows, feeding the cat, finishing homework, preparing for school.
I have many chores every morning, milking the cows, feeding the cat, finishing homework, preparing for school.
We won the soccer game, we lost the football and basketball games.
We won the soccer game, but we lost the football and basketball games.
We won the soccer game. We lost the football and basketball games.
We won the soccer game; we lost the football and basketball games.
NO CHANGE
The children were playing quietly; I had time to bake muffins.
The children were playing quietly: I had time to bake muffins.
The children were playing quietly, I had time to bake muffins.
NO CHANGE
The trees are losing their leaves; and it's certainly time because autumn came early.
The trees are losing their leaves and it's certainly time--because autumn came early.
The trees are losing their leaves--and it's certainly time--because autumn came early.
NO CHANGE
Answer the doorbell (who on earth could that be?) because I haven't finished dressing.
Answer the doorbell; who on earth could that be because I haven't finished dressing.
Answer the doorbell who on earth could that be (because I haven't finished dressing).
NO CHANGE
She's coming to the party even though it's not her's.
She's coming to the party even though it's not hers.
She's coming to the party even though its not her's.
NO CHANGE
It's raining, and the dogs' coats are soaked.
It's raining, and the dog's coats are soaked.
It's raining, and the dogs coats are soaked.
I wish I were a better musician.
I wish I was a better musician.
If he hadn't run, he wouldn't have fallen.
If he hadn't ran, he wouldn't have fallen.
If he hadn't run, he wouldn't have fell.
If he hadn't ran, he wouldn't have fell.
You do those problems easy.
You do those problems easily.
Both the corn and the wheat has been harvested.
Both the corn and the wheat have been harvested.
George, Frank, and she are in the pool.
George, Frank, and her are in the pool.
Third-Person
Third-Person Omniscient
First-Person
Third-Person Limited Omniscient
Two or more
Two or three
All of the story characters
Only one character
Two or three characters
Only one character
No characters
All the characters
Antagonist
Protagonist
Foil
Stereotype
Antagonist
Protagonist
Aside
Main character
Flat
Antagonist
Round
Protagonist
Antagonist
Dynamic
Static
Protagonist
True
False
True
False
Ruthless
Wisdom
Rejection
Strict
A) Amused
B) Reflective
C) Reverent
D) Remorseful
Logos
Ethos
Pathos