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Bit of Everything Quiz
Bit of Everything Quiz
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1
......... is a monster in ......... house! Correct pairing?
They’re / There
There / Their
There / They’re
Their / There
2
Which of these is the correct example of “commas for adverbials”?
Eventually the quiz, is ending.
After, a whole lesson, the quiz is doing.
At long last, this quiz is now over.
Finally this quiz is finishing.
3
You use a comma to ..................... items in a list.
separate
seperate
sepperate
seperete
4
Jonathan a keen runner was excited about the race. Which comma rule applies?
Commas for embedded clauses
Commas for connectives
Commas for adverbial starts
Commas for lists
5
To / Through / Above - are all examples of what?
Prepositions
Adverbs
Addjectives
Pronouns
6
Finishing the comprehension paper and answering every question is ESSENTIAL.
True
False
7
“Crash, bang, wallop!” are all examples of what?
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Simile
Onomatopoeia
8
He / Her / Themselves / Us - are all examples of what?
Nouns
Proper nouns
Pronouns
Professional nouns
9
“Bullets of rain hammered the tarmac” is a metaphor.
False
True
10
Which is correct?
The Kahoot! is over now. Goodbye!!!
The Kahoot! is over, now, goodbye!
The Kahoot! Is over now, goodbye.
The Kahoot! is over now. Goodbye!
11
Names of places, titles and people always need a capital letter.
False
True
12
“Her eyes shone like sparkling jewels” is a metaphor.
True
False
13
Which of the following is not an adverb?
Fast
Suddenly
Rapid
Heavily
14
“The thirsty boy drank a litre of water.” Which is the adjective in this sentence?
Boy
Litre
Water
Thirsty
15
“Aha!” is an example of a definite article.
True
False
16
What is the best technique for Quiz success?
Just guess! It’s only a game!
Be calm, think carefully and focus your mind.
Answer every question really fast!
Look at your neighbour’s answers and do what they do!
17
In English, I feel most confident about...
The Comprehension section
The Creative Writing section
The Grammar section
All of it!
18
Which of these is CORRECT?
“I love money!” He said.
“I love money,” he said.
“I love money”, he said.
I love money, “he said”.
19
................ is no space in ............. lockers for ............. games kit.
There / their / their
There / their / they're
They're / there / their
There / their / there
20
A good story should involve all but one of these. Which is the odd one out?
Paragraphs
Exploration of setting
A major twist that blows your mind!
Exploration of character
21
What is the ideal state of mind for tackling English tasks under pressure?
Desperate to succeed!
Really nervous and worried.
Totally not bothered and chilled.
Calm, cool and collected.
22
Which of the following is correctly punctuated?
“Get down!” he shouted.
He shouted “Get down”.
Get down, he shouted.
he shouted, “get down!”
23
What describes two ideas opposite in meaning that are put next to each other for effect? (e.g burning cold)
I think it might be hyperbole?
Is it sibilance?
No idea - that's a hard question!
Could it be an oxymoron?
24
You only have an apostrophe on “Its” when it is short for “It was”.
False
True
25
It is okay to leave out questions in a comprehension paper. If you can’t do it, leave it out!
False
True
26
In your creative writing paper - which phrase best describes the way we want you to write?
With as many similes as I can possibly manage!
Write as much as you can!
With control! (No busy plots required!)
As whacky as possible!
27
Which of these do you think is the best advice for tackling comprehensions?
Finish as quickly as you can so you look really intelligent.
Read every question really carefully.
Read the passage through ten times.
Write as much as you can. Just waffle like hell.
28
What are the parts of speech?
The sounds you make when speaking - like vowels and stuff.
Punctuation - like speech marks and stuff.
The meaning of each word in a sentence - like nouns and stuff.
Literary devices - similes and stuff.
29
“A, An, The” are all pronouns
True
False
30
How much are you enjoying English this year?
Not a lot. I just don’t enjoy English. No offence.
Quite a lot - I like English lessons.
Loads - I love English!
It’s okay. About average.
