Vocabulary
Past Tenses
Inversion
Idioms
Passive Voice
General History
100
to collect and store items, often in excess
hoard
100
What is the past participle of "eat"
eaten
100
Change to Inversion:
They are not only the best churros in New York, but the best churros in the U.S.
Not only are they the best churros in New York, but (they are also) the best churros in the U.S.
100
Something that is fixed and cannot be changed
set in stone 
100
When we don't know who has completed the action, do we use the active or passive voice?
passive voice
100
What was the name of the ship that famously sank in 1912?
Titanic 
200
to find without really looking for
stumble upon
200
Complete the sentence: "She regrets not taking the job. She ____________________ (should accept) it."
She regrets not taking the job. She should have accepted it.
200
Change to inversion:
I have never seen an actor who can do what Leonardo DiCaprio does.
Never have I seen an actor who can do what Leonardo DiCaprio does.
200
To make peace and settle old disagreements
(to) bury the hatchet 
200
Here, take 200 points. (Shhhh...don't tell anyone)
200
Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States?
France 
300
to prevent someone (or a group of people) from speaking or getting their ideas across
(to) Silence
300
Transform this sentence using the PAST PERFECT:
She finished her homework before dinner.
-She had finished her homework before dinner.
-Before dinner, she had finished her homework.
300
The inversion of "The audience was so excited by his performance that they gave him a standing ovation" would be...
So excited was the audience by his performance that they gave him a standing ovation
300
A poetic way of describing the passage of time
the sands of time 
300
When we form a sentence in the passive voice, _____.
a. the subject of the active sentence becomes the subject of the passive sentence
b. the object of the active sentence becomes the subject of the passive sentence
b. the object of the active sentence becomes the subject of the passive sentence
300
Which famous leader is known for saying, "I have a dream"?
Martin Luther King Jr. 
400
To reveal or make something known (usually someone already knows and is now showing the public)
unveil
400
_____ Judy and Liz at last month's meeting?
Were
400
Change to Inversion:
As soon as I had finished my daily jog, my mom called me to ask if I would go to the gym with her.
No sooner had I finished my daily jog than my mom called to ask if I would go to the gym with her.
400
To return to the starting point after significant changes
(to) come full circle 
400
Transform to a passive sentence:
Scientists discovered a new planet last year.
A new planet was discovered (by scientists) last year.
400
Who was the first president of the United States?
George Washington 
500
Small, minute signs or evidence that something once existed
traces
500
1. By the time we arrived at the party, everyone ______ ______ (leave).
a. what words would go in the blank if you are describing an ongoing action that was happening when you arrived?
b. what words would go in the blanks if you are describing an action that was already completed when you arrived?
a. was leaving
b. had left
500
1. So rarely do I see my friends _____ every meetup feels like a special occasion.
2. No sooner did I get off my plane _____ I was greeted by someone from EF.
3. Not only do I love Chinese cuisine _____ the desserts as well.
1. that
2. than
3. but
500
To bring up old memories or events, often unpleasant ones
(to) dig up the past 
500
Rewrite the sentence in passive voice using correct order and grammar:
They will have been monitoring the experiment closely for any errors.
-The experiment will have been monitored closely for any errors.
-The experiment will have been being monitored closely for any errors.
500
Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo 