Titles Names And AgreementSet 1

1Sophia's name ..... Robert.
2"The Canterbury Tales" ..... written by Geoffrey Chaucer.
3The names of the finalists in the best of dog show category ..... Chewy, Cocoa, Sir Winston, and Petunia.
4"The Great Wall of China" ..... as one of the wonders of the world, attracting millions of tourists every year.
5"Alvin and the Chipmunks" (are, is) her favorite movie.
6Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison and Kurt Cobain ..... when they were twenty-seven.
7War and Peace ..... a book by Leo Tolstoy.
8Who can administer Matrimony?
9Titles, book names, and other singular entities take ..... verbs.
10"Pride and Prejudice" ..... one of my favorite novels, showcasing the complexities of love and social class in the 19th century.
11How should titles be treated in terms of verb agreement?
12The sky is blue. Which is the naming part of the sentence?
13Keane ..... a box of cereal.
14Florante and Laura ..... the best known work of Francisco Balagtas.
15Plutarch's Lives ..... (is/are) an interesting book.
16The Three Musketeers ..... written by Dumas.
17For the past five years, Iceland ..... in the first rank of educational achievement and improvement in women's economic conditions.
18The President of the United States ..... an extravagant person.
19Betty ..... a lawyer. She ..... an engineer.
20Titles of books and names of countries are followed with the verb in the .....
21St. Valentine ..... commemorated during Valentine
22The Chronicles of Narnia (is / are) a fantasy series.
23His name is Lisa
24"The Great Gatsby" ..... considered a classic.
25"The Lord of the Rings" ..... millions of fans.
26Great Expectations ..... a famous novel.
27"The Avengers" (is / are) a blockbuster hit.
28Of Mice and Men (are, is) one of my favorite books.
29Titles and names also ..... when they refer to one thing.
30F. Titles / Names of Subjects (Rule #8): Filipino ..... part of the core curriculum.
31Pick the verb that agrees with the subject: I Love Lucy still (serves, serve) as the example for all family shows.
32Katherine Anne Porter's Flowering Judas, a 1930 book of short stories, (is, are) still read.
33Choose the verb that correctly completes the sentence: "Birches" (a. is, b. are) a poem by Robert Frost.
34The name 'America' ..... an Italian businessman called Amerigo Vespucci, who sailed to South America between 1499 and 1502.
35"The Chronicles of Narnia" ..... very popular.
36Aesop's fables ..... the readers moral education.
37Agata
38The Fast and The Furious ..... illegal street racing, heists and spies.
39Which sentence correctly treats a title as singular?
40A Tale of Two Cities ..... made into a movie for television.
41"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" ..... about a boy who loves excitement.
42Identify the correct verb to use for a book title: 'The Hunger Games' ..... a popular series.
43Gertrude Stein's Three Lives ..... influenced many writers.
44The show "Stranger Things" ..... many fans.
45Little Women (was, were) written by Louisa May Alcott.
46Jose Mourinho is from Portugal, ..... he?
47The Hunger Games (was/were) my favorite series in elementary school.
48F. Titles / Names of Subjects (Rule #8): "The Chronicles of Narnia" ..... written by C.S. Lewis.
49According to the information from the school nurse, students requiring prescribed medication or needing to carry an inhaler or an epipen require a medication authorization form signed by whom?
50'Beauty and the Beast' ..... my favourite fairy tale.
51"Jurassic Park" (was / were) an exciting film.
52The Conjuring ..... a great movie!
53Mongolian National University of Education ..... thousands of students from across the country.
54Is Caesar Roman? Is Justin Bieber Roman?
55He (Holy Spirit) is as much a person as are the Father and the Son.
56The Grapes of Wrath (are/is) a novel by John Steinbeck.
57"The Odyssey" ..... a classic epic, still read and admired by literature lovers all over the world.
58How old is Miss Huyen?
59"Romeo and Juliet" ..... a tragedy written by William Shakespeare.
60Who may be directors of a company:
61'Fables of Aesop' ..... very interesting to read.