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GCSE English Language Features & Grammar Quiz - V1
GCSE English Language Features & Grammar Quiz - V1
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GCSE English terms and grammar questions
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General Knowledge: What is the capital of the United States of America?
Los Angeles
New York
Washington DC
Chicago
2
Is this past or present tense: 'Martin kicks the chair in anger'
past
present
3
What kind of sentence is 'Mohan scored a goal and celebrated extravagantly'?
Simple
Compound
Complex
4
Back to English! Spell the word that sounds like the sound it names
Onamtopoeia
Onomatopoeia
Onomatapoeia
Onomatopeia
5
An all seeing, all knowing narrator of a story
3rd person
omniscient
omnivore
1st person
6
Identify an adverb: Alain danced gracefully and silently across the room to deliver a punch.
danced
deliver
silently
gracefully
7
Which of the following are oxymorons?
bittersweet
act naturally
deafening silence
seriously funny
8
General knowledge: What is the population of the UK?
45,000,000
85,000,000
75,000,000
65,000,000
9
What kind of image represents something?
Metaphor
Simile
Symbol
Personification
10
A word that describes an action
Adjective
Adverb
Verb
Noun
11
What kind of imagery appeals to the sense of smell?
Auditory
Olfactory
Gustatory
Tactile
12
Identify a verb: 'Jordan jumped up and down like an idiot when he achieved a grade 5.'
jumped
up and down
achieved
winner
13
A word that modifies a noun, e.g. the
fat
cat
noun
adverb
adjective
verb
14
Simile or Metaphor: 'Robert's lessons were as boring as watching paint dry.'
Metaphor
Simile
15
Identify the proper noun(s): 'Todor went to see a soccer game at Wembley.'
went
Wembley
Todor
game
16
What type of sentence is this - Harry Kane scored a goal.
Compound sentence
Simple sentence
Complex sentence
17
A technique where the environment reflects emotions
metaphor
pathetic fallacy
anthropomorphism
pathetic fallout
18
A word that names something - a person, place, thing, feeling, idea, quality etc.
Verb
Adverb
Noun
Adjective
19
The teller of a story
Writer
Liar
Narrator
Author
20
What sound patterning is being used here: perfect Peter pinched Horrid Henry's pet porpoise
Rhyme
Assonance
Alliteration
21
How something was done or when it was done, e.g.
Yesterday
, the fat cat
greedily
stared at the dog.
Adjective
Adverb
Noun
Verb
22
Simile or Metaphor: 'Robert's lessons were a rollercoaster ride of fun, learning and laughter.'
Simile
Metaphor
23
Identify the adjective: 'The overweight, middle-aged teacher kept going on about revision.'
middle-aged
The
overweight
going on
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What kind of sentence is 'Although he was 46, Carlos scored a goal'?
Simple
Complex
Compound