Question Formation: Grammar Quiz! Trivia
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No, I didn't know it was her birthday today.
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When is her birthday?
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Didn't you buy her a birthday card?
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How old is she?
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Explore your understanding of English grammar with the 'Question Formation: Grammar Quiz! Trivia. ' This quiz tests your ability to form questions based on given statements, enhancing comprehension and grammatical skills relevant for both academic and everyday use.
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We have already finished the project.
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Have you done it all?
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When did you finish?
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Will you finish it tomorrow?
Correct Answer
A. Have you done it all?Explanation
The given correct answer for this question is "Have you done it all?" This is because the statement "We have already finished the project" implies that the project is complete. Therefore, asking "Have you done it all?" is a logical follow-up question to confirm if everything related to the project has been completed.Rate this question:
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She's working on the questionnaires I think.
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Does she help much?
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What's she doing?
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Did she finish the questionnaires?
Correct Answer
A. What's she doing?Explanation
The correct answer is "What's she doing?" because the question "What's she doing?" is the most appropriate and relevant response to the statement "She's working on the questionnaires I think." The other two options, "Does she help much?" and "Did she finish the questionnaires?" are not directly related to the statement and do not provide a logical follow-up question.Rate this question:
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No, I've never read it before.
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Did you read that last term?
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Have you read this?
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Do you like to read?
Correct Answer
A. Have you read this?Explanation
The correct answer is "Have you read this?" This is because the question is asking if the person has read something specific, referring to a particular item or piece of information. The other options are either general questions about reading or asking if the person has read something that was mentioned previously, which is not the case here.Rate this question:
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They were discussing the best place to eat when the others suggested a new restaurant to add to the list.
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What were they doing?
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What did they do?
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What have they been doing?
Correct Answer
A. What were they doing?Explanation
The correct answer is "What were they doing?" because the sentence describes an ongoing action in the past. The use of "were discussing" indicates that they were engaged in a conversation about the best place to eat. The other part of the sentence, "when the others suggested a new restaurant to add to the list," further supports the idea that they were in the middle of discussing when the suggestion was made.Rate this question:
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