General knowledge
English
Vocabulary
Grammar
Idioms
100
What is the largest continent on Earth?
Asia
100
What is the term for a word that has the opposite meaning?
Antonym
100
What do you call a fruit that is yellow and curved?
Banana
100
What is the present continuous form of "She _____ (read) a book"?
She is reading a book.
100
Give someone the cold shoulder
To ignore someone
200
What is the chemical symbol for gold?
Au
200
What is the past tense of "cut"?
cut
200
What do you call the time of year when flowers bloom and trees grow leaves?
Spring
200
They are playing soccer every weekend.
Is the sentence is correct?
False. (If referring to a habitual action, it should be "play.")
200
He has bigger fish to fry
He's got more important things to focus on
300
Which country is both an island and a continent?
Australia.
300
What is the term for the study of the structure and meaning of words?
Morphology
Linguistics
Etymology
300
What is the word for the celebration when a couple has been together for 1 year
Anniversary
300
While I __________ (study), my sister __________ (cook) dinner.
was studying, was cooking.
300
Break a leg
Good luck
400
In which year did the Titanic sink?
A) 1922
B) 1902
C) 1912
D) 1892
1912
400
What is the term for a phrase that has a meaning different from the literal interpretation, like "kick the bucket"?
Idiom
400
What is the word for a person who speaks two or more languages?
Bilingual
400
Convert to past simple: "We are having dinner."
We had dinner.
400
Speak of the devil
The person you were speaking about just showed up
500
What is the name of the longest river in the world?
The Nile (or the Amazon, depending on the measurement criteria).
500
What is the grammatical term for the subject of a sentence performing the action?
Active voice
500
What is the idiom that means to be very happy or in a good mood, often described as being "on top of the world"?
On cloud nine
500
Rewrite in present continuous: "They visit their grandparents every weekend."
They are visiting their grandparents this weekend.
500
By the skin of your teeth
To barely do something, it was very close