There/It
Possession
Personal & Reflexive Pronouns
Adjectives vs Adverbs
Comparatives & Superlatives
Natural Science
Geography
History
100

Opinion clause: “_____ unfortunate that the museum is closed.”

It is unfortunate that the museum is closed.

100

Independent possessive: “We brought our coats, but they forgot _____.”

theirs.

100

Fill in: “Please help _____ to some cake.”

yourself

100

Choose the correct adverb: “Please speak (clear / clearly).”

clearly

100

Irregular set for amount: little → ? → ?

less, least.

100

Which gas makes up about 78% of Earth’s atmosphere?

nitrogen (N₂)

100

What is the largest ocean on Earth?

The Pacific Ocean

100

Who was the first President of the United States?

George Washington

200

Existence + quantifier: “_____ too little information to make a decision.”

There is too little information to make a decision.

200

Choose the correct form: “Every dog has _____ day.” (its / it’s)

its

200

Object case after for: “It’s important for _____ to arrive on time.” (we / us)

us.

200

Choose correctly after a linking verb: “The milk has gone (sour / sourly).”

sour.

200

Spell the comparative correctly: “This path is (narrow) than that one.”

narrower.

200

In photosynthesis, plants take in which gas and release which gas?

Take in carbon dioxide (CO₂); release oxygen (O₂).

200

The Strait of Gibraltar separates Spain from which African country?

Morocco

200

Who wrote the 95 Theses in 1517, sparking the Reformation?

Martin Luther

300

Weather/impersonal: “_____ been snowing since dawn.”

It has been snowing since dawn.

300

Shared ownership (one car): Make a possessive—Tom and Anna / car.

Tom and Anna’s car.

300

Comparison with an expressed verb: “No one knows him better than _____ do.” (jag-form)

I

300

Fix one error: “Drive safe and keep your distance.”

Drive safely and keep your distance.

300

Form the pair: “The _____ (much) you practise, the _____ (good) you get.”

The more you practise, the better you get.

300

What organelle is the "powerhouse" of the cell? (generates most of the cell's supply of chemical energy)

The Mitochondria

300

Which language has the most native speakers in the world?

Mandarin Chinese

300

Which civilization built Machu Picchu?

The Inca

400

Past + plural: “_____ believed to be two witnesses at the scene.”

There were believed to be two witnesses at the scene.

400

Add apostrophes correctly (one set of in-laws): “My parents-in-law house is near the station.”

My parents-in-law’s house is near the station.

400

Choose the correct reflexive/reciprocal: “The twins looked at _____ in the mirror.”

themselves. (each other)

400

Pick the right word: “He arrived (late / lately), but he has been very busy (late / lately).”

late; lately.

400

Exactly two items: “Between roads A and B, road A is (safer / safest).”

safer (Because the sentence compares two items (“roads A and B”).

400

What is the largest organ of the human body?

The skin

400

Which river flows through Baghdad?

The Tigris

400

Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize?

Marie Curie

500

Task: Rewrite the sentence using dummy subjects (it/there) without changing the meaning. Your version must include both an it-clause and an existential there-clause.

Original: “That a viable alternative exists is doubtful.”

It is doubtful that there exists a viable alternative.

500

Correct the phrases: “The childrens’ shoes are here, and this scarf is her’s.”

The children’s shoes are here, and this scarf is hers.

500

Correct the sentence: “For Julie and I, the result was surprising.”

For Julie and me, the result was surprising.

500

Choose the correct options: “The soup smells (nice / nicely); stir it (gentle / gently).”

nice; gently.

500

Supply the missing words: “This puzzle is _____ (far) the _____ (difficult) we’ve seen.”

This puzzle is by far the most difficult we’ve seen.

500

Which element has the chemical symbol Na?

Sodium

500

Name the two landlocked countries in South America.

Bolivia and Paraguay

500

Which treaty formally ended World War I between Germany and the Allied Powers?

The Treaty of Versailles (1919)