1. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

• A) He don’t likes coffee.
• B) He doesn’t likes coffee.
• C) He don’t like coffee.
• D) He doesn’t like coffee.

Answer: D) He doesn’t like coffee.
Explanation: The auxiliary verb “doesn’t” is paired with the base form of the verb “like,” making it grammatically correct.

2. Identify the correct synonym for the word “enormous.”

• A) Small
• B) Huge
• C) Tiny
• D) Weak

Answer: B) Huge
Explanation: “Enormous” and “huge” share similar meanings, both referring to something very large.

3. Which of the following is an example of a compound sentence?

• A) She likes tea but hates coffee.
• B) She likes tea.
• C) She likes tea because it’s healthy.
• D) Liking tea is her favorite habit.

Answer: A) She likes tea but hates coffee.
Explanation: A compound sentence has two independent clauses joined by a conjunction, as shown here.

4. What type of verb is underlined in this sentence? “She seems happy.”

• A) Action verb
• B) Auxiliary verb
• C) Linking verb
• D) Modal verb

Answer: C) Linking verb
Explanation: The verb “seems” connects the subject with an adjective and does not indicate action, making it a linking verb.

5. Select the sentence that uses an article correctly:

• A) He adopted an unique approach.
• B) He adopted a unique approach.
• C) He adopted the unique approach.
• D) He adopted unique approach.

Answer: B) He adopted a unique approach.
Explanation: The article “a” is correct before “unique,” as “unique” begins with a consonant sound.

6. Which of the following sentences is in the present perfect tense?

• A) She had finished her homework.
• B) She finishes her homework.
• C) She has finished her homework.
• D) She is finishing her homework.

Answer: C) She has finished her homework.
Explanation: The present perfect tense combines “has” or “have” with the past participle of the verb.

7. What is the comparative form of the adjective “intelligent”?

• A) More intelligent
• B) Intelligentest
• C) Most intelligent
• D) Intelligenter

Answer: A) More intelligent
Explanation: For adjectives with more than two syllables, “more” is used to form the comparative degree.

8. Choose the sentence that uses the correct word order for a question:

• A) What you are doing?
• B) What doing are you?
• C) What are you doing?
• D) What you doing are?

Answer: C) What are you doing?
Explanation: In interrogative sentences, the auxiliary verb precedes the subject.

9. Identify the type of phrase: “Reading a good book can be relaxing.”

• A) Prepositional phrase
• B) Noun phrase
• C) Gerund phrase
• D) Adverbial phrase

Answer: C) Gerund phrase
Explanation: “Reading a good book” acts as a noun in the sentence, making it a gerund phrase.

10. Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun correctly?

• A) I enjoyed myself at the party.
• B) I enjoyed at the party.
• C) Myself enjoyed the party.
• D) I enjoyed the party myself.

Answer: A) I enjoyed myself at the party.
Explanation: Reflexive pronouns are used when the subject and the object of the verb are the same.

11. What is the subject in the sentence? “To bake a cake requires patience.”

• A) Cake
• B) Patience
• C) To bake a cake
• D) Requires

Answer: C) To bake a cake
Explanation: The infinitive phrase “To bake a cake” functions as the subject of the sentence.

12. Which word is an interjection?

• A) Wow! That’s amazing.
• B) They walked quickly.
• C) He is running late.
• D) She baked a cake.

Answer: A) Wow! That’s amazing.
Explanation: “Wow” is an interjection expressing surprise or emotion.

13. What is the correct transformation of this sentence into passive voice? “The teacher explains the rules.”

• A) The rules were explained by the teacher.
• B) The rules are explained by the teacher.
• C) The rules explained the teacher.
• D) The teacher is explained by the rules.

Answer: B) The rules are explained by the teacher.
Explanation: The passive voice places the object “rules” as the subject, maintaining present tense.

14. What is the function of the word “while” in this sentence? “She sang while he played the guitar.”

• A) Preposition
• B) Conjunction
• C) Adverb
• D) Pronoun

Answer: B) Conjunction
Explanation: “While” joins two clauses, making it a subordinating conjunction.

15. Identify the correct example of an imperative sentence:

• A) Can you pass the salt?
• B) Pass the salt.
• C) Salt is on the table.
• D) I think you should pass the salt.

Answer: B) Pass the salt.
Explanation: Imperative sentences give commands or make requests, as in this example.