Grammar 5, Unit 5: Get Some Air
Welcome to the Grammar 5 Weekly Test for Get Some Air. There are 25 questions in this test. You have 20 minutes to finish the test. Spelling and Punctuation count for fill in the blanks. Be careful. You only have one chance, so make it count!
- 1.Choose the best definition. brutal
- A.
Harsh, uncivilized
- B.
Not professional
- C.
Angry, mean
- D.
To use all of your potential
- 2.Choose the best definition. amateur
- A.
To possess skill, intellect to do something
- B.
Not professional
- C.
Angry, mean
- D.
To use all of your potential
- 3.Choose the best definition.burden
- A.
Something difficult or something that worries you because it is your responsibility
- B.
To do something really well without effort
- C.
Angry, mean
- D.
To use all of your potential
- 4.Choose the best definition.to dig deep
- A.
Something difficult or something that worries you because it is your responsibility
- B.
To do something really well without effort
- C.
Angry, mean
- D.
To use all of your potential
- 5.Choose the correct pronoun. Parkour is a sport _______ was developed from obstacle course training.
- A.
That
- B.
Which
- C.
Who
- D.
Whom
- 6.Choose the correct pronoun. Athletes _____ come from all over the world will meet at the XGames next month.
- A.
Whose
- B.
Which
- C.
Who
- D.
That or which
- E.
Whom
- 7.Choose the correct pronoun.My favourite sport, _______ is soccer, requires no special equipment aside from a ball.
- A.
Where
- B.
Which
- C.
Who
- D.
Whose
- E.
Whom
- 8.Choose the correct pronoun. Kitesurfing is a sport ______ combines surfing and kite-flying skills.
- A.
That
- B.
Which
- C.
Who
- D.
Whom
- 9.Choose the correct response.The zoo animals that escaped were captured again.
- A.
All of the animals in the zoo had escaped.
- B.
Some of the animals in the zoo had escaped.
- 10.Choose the correct response.The zoo animals, which escaped yesterday, were captured again.
- A.
All of the animals in the zoo had escaped.
- B.
Some of the animals in the zoo had escaped.
- 11.Choose the correct pronoun.To ______ was she talking?
- A.
Whose
- B.
Which
- C.
That
- D.
Where
- E.
Whom
- 12.True or False.Who and whom both are used when referring to the subject.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 13.True or False.You can use that to talk about animals.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 14.Choose the correct response.Which one is a relative adverb:
- A.
Which
- B.
Where
- C.
Who
- D.
Whom
- 15.Choose the correct response.A non-defining clause:
- A.
Contains necessary, essential information
- B.
Uses commas
- C.
Adds extra, but not essential, details
- D.
Is similar to a relative pronoun
- E.
B and C
- 16.Connect the sentences using a relative clause. * Note * Spelling and punctuation count. Do not add any new information to the sentence. For example: I took the money. The money was sitting on your dresser. = I took the money that was sitting on your dresser. I ate the food. The food was in the fridge.
- 17.Connect the sentences using a relative clause. * Note * Spelling and punctuation count. Do not add any new information to the sentence. For example: I took the money. The money was sitting on your dresser. = I took the money that was sitting on your dresser. My friends are awesome. My friends live next door.
- 18.Connect the sentences using a relative clause. * Note * Spelling and punctuation count. Do not add any new information to the sentence. For example: I took the money. The money was sitting on your dresser. = I took the money that was sitting on your dresser. She bought a new car. It was really cheap.
- 19.Connect the sentences using a relative clause. * Note * Spelling and punctuation count. Do not add any new information to the sentence. For example: I took the money. The money was sitting on your dresser. = I took the money that was sitting on your dresser. My sister bought a house. My sister is younger than me.
- 20.Connect the sentences using a relative clause. * Note * Spelling and punctuation count. Do not add any new information to the sentence. For example: I took the money. The money was sitting on your dresser. = I took the money that was sitting on your dresser. Kevin's three plants are dying. The three plants are in the living room.
- 21.Connect the sentences using a relative clause.* Note * Spelling and punctuation count.Do not add any new information to the sentence.For example: I took the money. The money was sitting on your dresser. = I took the money that was sitting on your dresser.I bought a dress. The dress was made in Italy.
- 22.Connect the sentences using a relative clause.* Note * Spelling and punctuation count.Do not add any new information to the sentence.For example: I took the money. The money was sitting on your dresser. = I took the money that was sitting on your dresser.Sandeep lives in Toronto. Sandeep is a teacher.
- 23.Choose the correct relative pronoun: I saw Madonna, _________ is my favorite singer, at a big concert last year.
- A.
Who
- B.
That
- C.
Which
- D.
Whose
- 24.Choose the correct relative pronoun:The movie, ________ stars Johnny Depp, is my favourite.
- A.
Which
- B.
Which and that
- C.
That
- D.
What
- 25.Choose the correct relative pronoun:She is the teacher ___________ jacket is red.
- A.
Whose
- B.
Whom
- C.
That and whose
- D.
That and whom
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