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LESSON 16 OF 16
English Grammar Final Quiz
A Final Grammar Checkpoint
Twelve mixed questions spanning agreement, punctuation, vocabulary, and sentence structure, with full explanations for every answer.
🧠 English Grammar Final Quiz
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12 questions total
Q1. Choose the correct sentence.
A) Neither of the answers are correct.
B) Neither of the answers is correct.
C) Neither of the answer is correct.
D) Neither of the answers correct.
Q2. Which word is closest in meaning to "eloquent"?
A) Confusing
B) Articulate
C) Silent
D) Careless
Q3. Identify the error: "Each of the students have submitted their assignment."
A) "Have" should be "has"
B) "Students" should be "student"
C) "Their" should be "his"
D) No error
Q4. Which sentence correctly uses a relative clause?
A) The man which called you is here.
B) The man who called you is here.
C) The man whom called you is here.
D) The man whose called you is here.
Q5. Choose the antonym of "benevolent."
A) Kind
B) Generous
C) Malicious
D) Charitable
Q6. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
A) She don't like coffee.
B) She doesn't likes coffee.
C) She doesn't like coffee.
D) She not like coffee.
Q7. Identify the correctly punctuated sentence.
A) Its a beautiful day, isnt it?
B) It's a beautiful day, isn't it?
C) Its' a beautiful day, isn't it?
D) It's a beautiful day, isnt it?
Q8. Which word best completes: "The evidence was too ___ to convict him"?
A) ambiguous
B) tenacious
C) benevolent
D) eloquent
Q9. Choose the correctly formed passive sentence from: "They cancelled the exam."
A) The exam cancelled.
B) The exam was cancelled.
C) The exam has cancel.
D) The exam is cancelling.
Q10. Which sentence contains a dangling modifier?
A) Walking to school, the rain started.
B) Walking to school, I got caught in the rain.
C) I walked to school in the rain.
D) The rain started while I walked to school.
Q11. Choose the correct word: "The committee ___ divided on the issue."
A) is
B) are
C) be
D) being
Q12. Which sentence uses "fewer" correctly?
A) I have fewer money than you.
B) I have fewer books than you.
C) I have fewer information than you.
D) I have fewer time than you.
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