Grammar
Idioms
Vocabulary
Fill in the blank
pop culture and history
100
Is this sentence correct? YES or NO
We've been here for one o'clock.
NO
100
The ball is in your court.
It’s up to you or the other person to make the next move.
100
A check for salary or wages made out to an employee.
Paycheck
100
Jon and Sari have ____ each other ____ 2003.
know, since
100
What is the capital of Virginia
Richmond
200
Know-_____- Known
Knew
200
To spill the beans.
To reveal a secret or disclose information, often accidentally or prematurely.
200
Define Stiff
Things don’t bend or move easily.
200
Dr. York, there are several patients in the _______
a. waiting room
b. bathroom
c. past 24 hours
a. waiting room
200
Who sings the song, "Billie Jean?"
Michael Jackson
300
three hours, two days, a week, a long time
These are time expression words used with the word:
_____
"For"
300
Once in a blue moon.
Means very rarely, it’s not often “something” would happen.
300
Define nauseous
You feel queasy and sick to your stomach, and you might feel like vomiting.
300
Diana has _____ her own business ____ 10 years!
owned, for
managed, for
300
Who was the 42nd president of the United States?
William J. Clinton or Bill Clinton
400
This word is used with expressions referring to a
definite point in time
A point in time in the past
Since
400
Better late than never.
It’s better to do something late rather than not do it all.
400
Define incarcerated
To keep someone in prison.
400
Has Victor always been an engineer?
No. He has _____ an engineer since he came to Virginia. Before that he _____ a student.
been, was
400
What is the national anthem of the United States?
Bonus: Who wrote the song?
The Star Spangled Banner
Bonus: Francis Key Scott
500
List 5 irregular verbs and the regular form.
500
Jump on the bandwagon.
To join an activity that has become very popular or to change your opinion to one that has become very popular.
500
Being or existing in a specified place.
Present
500
How long have you been studying?
____________________ early this morning.
Have you taken any breaks?
___________________ several breaks.
I've been studying since
I've had
500
When was america declared a country?
July 4, 1776