Multiple Choice Part 1
Multiple Choice Part 2
Multiple Choice Part 3
Multiple Choice Part 4
100
Choose the letter of the incorrect sentence. a. People who live in New York are crazy. b. People which live in New York are crazy. c. People who are crazy live in New York. d. People that live in New York are crazy.
b. People which live in New York are crazy.
100
We used to eat all our meals at home, but now we eat out a lot. a. This was a repeated or habitual activity in the past. b. This shows what is normal or comfortable in the present. c. This means "become accustomed to" something.
a. This was a repeated or habitual activity in the past.
100
Billy was afraid a. that she was happy, even though she wasn't. b. that we could drive through the intersection. c. that the dog would bite him. image that the test was over. d. that they needed a key to get into the building. e. that it rained the day of the picnic.
c. that the dog would bite him. image that the test was over.
100
I can't get used to speaking English all day long. a. This was a repeated or habitual activity in the past. b. This shows what is normal or comfortable in the present. c. This means "become accustomed to" something.
c. This means "become accustomed to" something.
200
Choose the letter of the incorrect sentence. a. The computer that I have is useless. b. A computer doesn't have a printer is useless. c. The computer I have is useless. d. A computer that doesn't have a printer is useless.
b. A computer doesn't have a printer is useless.
200
She got a good night's sleep so that she would feel rested and relaxed. a. It's a time clause. b. It's a reason clause. c. It's a purpose clause. d. It's a contrast clause. image It's a condition clause.
c. It's a purpose clause.
200
Sue pretended a. that she was happy, even though she wasn't. b. that we could drive through the intersection. c. that the dog would bite him. d. that the test was over. e. that they needed a key to get into the building. f. that it rained the day of the picnic.
a. that she was happy, even though she wasn't.
200
The weather report says that the temperature is below zero. a. The main verb is in the present tense. b. The sentence reports a general truth. c. The action has not happened yet.
a. The main verb is in the present tense.
300
Instructions: Match the underlined words with the correct explanation. I heard the door close. a. This shows that a person sensed a completed action. b. This shows that a person sensed something while it was in progress.
a. This shows that a person sensed a completed action.
300
She had a cup of coffee before she came to class. a. It's a time clause. b. It's a reason clause. c. It's a purpose clause. d. It's a contrast clause. e. It's a condition clause.
a. It's a time clause.
300
They suddenly remembered a. that she was happy, even though she wasn't. b. that we could drive through the intersection. c. that the dog would bite him. d. that the test was over. e. that they needed a key to get into the building. f. that it rained the day of the picnic.
e. that they needed a key to get into the building.
300
A: I couldn't hear what the reporter said. B: She said that Chinese languages are often difficult for Westerners to learn. a. The main verb is in the present tense. b. The sentence reports a general truth. c. The action has not happened yet. d. The speech is repeated immediately after it was said.
d. The speech is repeated immediately after it was said.
400
If she keeps working hard, she will get an A in the class. a. It's a time clause. b. It's a reason clause. c. It's a purpose clause. d. It's a contrast clause. e. It's a condition clause.
e. It's a condition clause.
400
She was worried even though she always does well on tests. a. It's a time clause. b. It's a reason clause. c. It's a purpose clause. d. It's a contrast clause. e. It's a condition clause.
d. It's a contrast clause.
400
The green light showed a. that she was happy, even though she wasn't. b. that we could drive through the intersection. c. that the dog would bite him. d. that the test was over. e. that they needed a key to get into the building. f. that it rained the day of the picnic.
b. that we could drive through the intersection.
400
The doctor said that I'll feel better in a couple of days. a. The main verb is in the present tense. b. The sentence reports a general truth. c. The action has not happened yet.
c. The action has not happened yet.
500
She studied a lot because she was having a math test the next day. a. It's a time clause. b. It's a reason clause. c. It's a purpose clause. d. It's a contrast clause. e. It's a condition clause.
b. It's a reason clause.
500
We were disappointed a. that she was happy, even though she wasn't. b. that we could drive through the intersection. c. that the dog would bite him. d. that the test was over. e. that they needed a key to get into the building. f. that it rained the day of the picnic.
f. that it rained the day of the picnic.
500
Yang was glad a. that she was happy, even though she wasn't. b. that we could drive through the intersection. c. that the dog would bite him. d. that the test was over. e. that they needed a key to get into the building. f. that it rained the day of the picnic.
d. that the test was over.
500
Doctors have always said that aspirin is good for the heart. a. The main verb is in the present tense. b. The sentence reports a general truth. c. The action has not happened yet.
b. The sentence reports a general truth.
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