ENGLISH

DEFINITIONS

100

Define: Teeming

1. Coming together in a group to achieve something.

2. To be full of.

3. The act of emptying something. (Typically a container)

4. None of the above

2. To be full of.

He was teeming with excitement!

200

Define: Repairable

1. Old and brittle. (typically something inanimate)

2. Transparent.

3. Something that can be mended.

4. None of the above

3. Something that can be mended.
It's in bad shape, it truly is. But I'm sure it's repairable-- unless handled in the wrong hands.

300

Define: Revolting

1. Firm/ confident.

2. Disgusting-- causing disgust.

3. Smart/ Intelligent.

4. None of the above

2. Disgusting-- causing disgust.

Timbob! Stop picking your nose, that's revolting!

400

Define: Hasty

1. Very sticky.

2. To worry heavily.

3. Unsure/uncertain.

4. None of the above

4. None of the above.

REAL MEANING: Excessively quick/Swift.

Now, when handling this extraordinary material, we can't go too hasty or it'll all come falling apart.

500

Define: Iota

1: A small amount.

2: A species of prehistoric fish.

3: False information.

4. None of the above

1: A small amount.

Not one iota of information has been revealed during the scene.

SPELLING 😊

100

Which is the correct spelling?:

1. Realise

2. Relise

3. Realize

4. None of the above

1. Realise 🇬🇧

3. Realize 🇺🇲

British spelling words in this case usually end with an 'se' and American spelling words end with 'ze' such as in recognise/recognize, socialise/socialize

200

Which is the correct spelling?:

1. Beutifull

2. Beutiful

3. Beutifful

4. None of the above

4. None of the above

Real spelling: Beautiful

300

Which is the correct spelling?:

1. Radioes

2. Radios

3. Radiose

4. None of the above

2. Radios

400

Which is the correct spelling?:

1: Deisel

2: Deasle

3: Diesle

4. None of the above

4. None of the above

Real spelling: Diesel

500

Which is the correct spelling?:

1. Chauffer

2. Chauffeur

3. Chauffuer

4. None of the above

2. Chauffeur

GRAMMAR

100

Which sentence is grammatically correct?:

1. I am bored during class yesterday.

2. I am boring during class yesterday.

3. I was bored during class yesterday.

3. I was bored during class yesterday.

200

Which sentence is grammatically correct?:

1. She is married with an author

2. She is married to an author

3. She is married an author

2. She is married to an author

300

Which sentence is grammatically correct?:

1. There is 3 books in the shelf.

2. There are 3 books on the shelf.

3. There are 3 books in the shelf.

2. There are 3 books on the shelf.

400

Which sentence is grammatically correct?:

1. Its paws are so small!

2. It's paws is so small!

3. It's paws are so small!

1. Its paws are so small!

500

Which sentence is grammatically correct?:

1. The equiments was broken.

2. The equipment were broken.

3. The equipment was broken.

3. The equipment was broken.