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Miscellaneous GrammarSet 910

1What is the part of speech for the word 'moralistic'?

2Instead of giving an answer, she simply ..... her shoulders to show she had no idea at all.

3What does the adverbial noun pounds express?

4What can we used in present perfect tense to give more details about an event taking place?

5A scientist will work here.

6One who makes plans for houses and buildings

7She enjoys cooking dinner, baking desserts, and preparing snacks.

8Relative clauses begin with a .....

9Her skills for the new job included researching, organization, and writing of long reports.

10A feature article has what sort of title?

11Which step is the process of breaking down documents into smaller units of analysis?

12You are ..... kind.

13Paisley was kind when she gave Levi one of her birthday toys to play with.

14Make clear by citing/giving examples.

15Choose the indirect object from the following sentence. Remember to find the direct object first and ask yourself "for whom? or "to whom?Some students buy their friends lunch at Krekel's.

16Read the sentences. Choose the correct answer.It's 9:00. The movie is at 8:45. You're .....

17A syntactic problem appears when:

18Those proteins chemically digest them.

19Choose the correct word or phrase to complete each sentence:I ..... have bought you a present but I forgot to take any money!

20My sister's got .....

21HK No.1 Cheerful Chocolate is ..... chocolate in Hong Kong.

22What tells "how, where, when, how much, and how often"?

23How does this sentence make the writer sound? "How kind of you to share your food!"

24You can pay by cheque, assuming of course you have a valid cheque card.Choose the meaning of the phrase of course.

25A person who sets an example for others.

26Overtime: (noun)

27Cross out the adjective that is not usually used to describe sound.

28An act of counterfeiting documents, with an intent to defraud.

29It originates with a problem, followed by the gathering of data in a logical and orderly manner guided by a reasonable guess or hypothesis and ends with a conclusion based on observable facts or data.

30Read each sentence and choose if the conjunction is a relative pronoun or relative adverb. I fixed the lock, which wasn't easy!

31Scientists tested out a new ..... that might help find out why there is no life on mars.

32Identify the key word: One similarity between dogs and cats is that they both have fur.

33The forest fire led to serious damage because the residents did not ..... this disaster

34I've paid more than I ought to on more than one ..... at the market, but now I'm much better at bargaining.

35Two phrases that contain similar grammatical construction are examples of

36You go to this place to buy groceries.

37Dissuade

38My family ..... (sleep) at 5am.

39After Saturday, students have holiday. It is on .....

40Which format of scientific writing follows the IMRAD structure and is typically published in peer-reviewed journals?

41My grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousin and niece are all part of my .....

42A ..... of dolphins swam past me.

43The letters a,e,i,o,u in English alphabet are called .....

44Identify the verb. Eduardo ran very fast.

45What part of speech is "succinct"?

46Tim and Jill called their family and friends together at the party to ..... their engagement, telling everyone about the good news.

47Miss the ..... -It's too late-Failed to take advantage of an opportunity

48Fill in the blank: Language is an ..... system of sounds used for sending and receiving messages.

49What is proofreading primarily concerned with?

50The thieves ..... with her bag.

51She ..... go by bus because she doesn't have a car.

52A writer with great ..... will begin their sentences differently each time.

53Fill in the blank: The Giant's (a) voice frightened the children.

54Which of the following sentences correctly positions the adverb at the beginning?

55Which perspective allows the narrator to describe only what can be seen and heard?

56Identify the adverb phrase in the following sentence:

57Which narrative perspective uses 'you' and often addresses the reader directly?

58Servicemen have to swear a/an ..... of loyalty to their country.

59What tense should a newspaper report be written in?

60Shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to another word. They can indicate time, place, or relationship.

61Variety of sentences used include simple, compound, complex, etc.