Pronoun Pandemonium
Identify the relative pronoun:
“The engineer who designed the bridge now teaches at ENSAM.”
a) that b) who c) which d) whom
b) who
Choose the correct tense:
“I ___ my report already.”
a) finished b) have finished c) had finished d) finishes
b) have finished
Choose the correct sentence:
a) The drone flies smooth.
b) The drone flies smoothly.
c) The drone is smoothly
b) The drone flies smoothly.
What does “Break a leg!” mean?
a) Literally break your leg
b) Good luck
c) Stop performing
d) Calm down
b) Good luck
What has keys but can’t open locks?
a) A map b) A bottle c) A piano d) A code
c) A piano
Choose the correct pronoun:
“Neither Ahmed nor his friends brought ___ laptops.”
a) their b) his c) theirs d) them
a) their
Identify the correct option:
“When I was a kid, I ___ to build robots.”
a) was wanting b) wanted c) have wanted d) was wanted
b) wanted
Which sentence uses a comparative adjective correctly?
a) My robot is more fast than yours.
b) My robot is faster than yours.
c) My robot is fastly than yours.
b) My robot is faster than yours.
Choose the correct idiom meaning “to reveal a secret.”
a) Let the cat out of the bag
b) Kill two birds with one stone
c) Spill the beans
d) Let the dogs bark
a) Let the cat out of the bag
You drop me from the roof and I’m fine. Drop me in water and I die. What am I?
a) Stone b) Paper c) Ice d) Shadow
b) Paper
Choose the correct demonstrative pronoun:
“___ are the circuits we soldered yesterday.”
a) This b) These c) That d) Those
b) These
Choose the correct future form:
“Look at those clouds! It ___ soon.”
a) will rain b) is going to rain c) is raining d) will have rained
b) is going to
Identify the correct form:
“Of all the designs, hers is the ___.”
a) more innovative b) most innovative c) innovativest
b) most innovative
“He’s got a sweet tooth” means:
a) He loves desserts
b) He has dental problems
c) He smiles a lot
d) he eats a lot
a) He loves desserts
I speak without a mouth, and hear without ears.
I have no body, but I come alive with wind. What am I?
a) An echo b) A shadow c) A whistle d) A ghost
a) An echo
Which sentence uses an indefinite pronoun correctly?
a) Everyone must bring their calculators.
b) Someone left their equations at home.
c) Each of the robots has sensors.
d) No one were ready.
c) Each of the robots has sensors
Choose the correct option:
“Right now, the machine ___ at full capacity.”
a) works b) worked c) is working d) will be working
c) is working
Choose the correct irregular form:
“The test went ___ than I expected.”
a) good b) well c) better d) best
c) better
“She hit the nail on the head” means:
a) She hurt herself
b) She said exactly the right thing
c) She was unlucky
d) She was precisely handy
b) She said exactly the right thing
A bat and a ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs $1 more than the ball.
How much does the ball cost?
a) $1.00 b) $0.10 c) $0.05 d) $0.15
c) $0.05
🧠 Reason: Ball = x → Bat = x + 1 → x + x + 1 = 1.10 ⇒ 2x = 0.10 ⇒ x = 0.05.
Write three sentences, each using a different type of pronoun (personal, relative, and indefinite). Explain how each pronoun functions in its sentence.
(personal, relative, and indefinite)
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Which sentence shows the correct tense logic?
a) By the time we arrived, the professor has left.
b) I had been studying before the exam started.
c) I was knowing the answer but forgot it.
d) He is living here since 2020
b) I had been studying before the exam started
Which sentence uses adjectives and adverbs correctly?
a) She looked happy and spoke confident.
b) The best system performed efficient and reliable.
c) The motor runs smoothly and the design looks elegant.
d) He drives careful but reacts quick.
c) The motor runs smoothly and the design looks elegant.
Which of the following idioms is used sarcastically to express the opposite of its literal meaning?
a) “Oh, great!” (after spilling coffee)
b) “Under the weather” (when sick)
c) “Once in a blue moon” (rarely)
d) “A piece of cake” (easy)
a) “Oh, great!” — (used ironically to mean “That’s terrible!”)
you’re in a room with no windows or doors. You have only a mirror and a table.
How do you get out?
a) You look in the mirror, see what you saw, take the saw, cut the table in half, two halves make a whole, and crawl through the hole.
b) You break the mirror and climb out.
c) You use the mirror to reflect light to melt the wall.
d) You can’t; it’s impossible.
a) You look in the mirror, see what you saw, take the saw, cut the table in half, two halves make a whole, and crawl through the hole.