Grammar 8, UnIT 2: IT's Elementary
- 1.If you offer someone a cogent argument, what will that person do?
- A.
Be afraid of you because you were very scary
- B.
Be ready to argue with you
- C.
Believe you because you were very convincing
- D.
Be wary of you because you didn't provide enough proof
- 2.Conditional structures indicate an independent relationship.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.Choose from the following conditional sentences the one that best matches the reality below.We want to go to Hawaii, but we don't have enough money.
- A.
If we will have enough money, we will go to Hawaii
- B.
If we had had enough money, we would have gone to Hawaii
- C.
If we have enough money, we will go to Hawaii
- D.
If we had enough money, we would go to Hawaii
- 4.The conditional sentence below is incorrect. From the following choices, which one is correct?David would had been attacked if I haven't come along.
- A.
David would be attacked if I didn't come along
- B.
David would have been attacked if I hadn't come along
- C.
David will be attacked if I came along
- D.
David would be attacked if I hadn't come along
- 5.A present, real conditional doesn't refer to a specific time, but to a general truth.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 6.If you ___ to me sometimes, then we wouldn't get ourselves in these kinds of messes.
- A.
Listened
- B.
Would listened
- C.
Had listened
- D.
Would have listened
- 7.The conditional sentence below is incorrect. From the following choices, which one is correct?I would had done it this afternoon if I have had the time.
- A.
I would do it this afternoon if I had had the time.
- B.
I would had done it this afternoon if I will have the time.
- C.
I would have done it this afternoon if I have the time.
- D.
I will do it this afternoon if I have the time.
- 8.From the reading passage Caused for Concern, what happened that October night in Renton City?
- A.
It was an ordinary night
- B.
Someone was murdered
- C.
It was too warm for October
- D.
The crazies came out
- 9.If you are willfully ignorant about the activities of your spouse, what are you?
- A.
You are perfectly aware of what they are doing, but you just don't want to know
- B.
You know only a little of what they are doing
- C.
You know very little of what they are doing, but you want to know
- D.
You have no idea what they are doing
- 10.Below is a real statement. In the blank, write a conditional statement that explains this statement.I left the champagne in the freezer and it exploded.Be careful to pay attention to the time, tenses and positive or negative nature of the real statement! There may only be one possibility! Don't forget your punctuation.
- 11.A present, unreal conditional is often confused with the past because they use past tenses.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 12.If I ___ the same kinds of problems you had as a child, I might have turned out the same as you did.
- A.
Could have
- B.
Had had
- C.
Would have had
- D.
Had
- 13.Choose from the following conditional sentences, the one that best matches the reality below.Jenny loves to shop, but she needs to save some money to buy a car.
- A.
If Jenny would love to shop, she would have been able to save enough money to buy a car.
- B.
If Jenny doesn't love to shop, she wouldn't be able to save enough money to buy a car.
- C.
If Jenny had loved to shop, she wouldn't have been able to save some money to buy a car.
- D.
If Jenny didn't love to shop, she might be able to save some money to buy a car
- 14.From the reading passage Caused for Concern, what was strange about the crime scene?
- A.
Someone had to throw her from the fire escape
- B.
She fell too far from the building
- C.
The fire escape was too weak to hold two people
- D.
She fell from too far up
- 15.Could and would have exactly the same meaning when used in a one-clause sentence.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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