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Titles Names And AgreementSet 3

1"Moby Dick" (is / are) an epic tale.

2Use isn't or aren't to complete each sentence.Names ..... a problem for Jason.

3Zaha Hadid, a famous architect, (is / are) a native of Iraq.

4Choose the best answer: "The Seven Sisters" (is, are) a story about a New England family.

5The motto of The New York Times ..... "All the News That's Fit to Print."

6"Cindirella" is your daughter's favorite tale, .....

7The Comedy of Errors ..... an early Shakespeare play.

8Pride and Prejudice" (is, are) my favorite novel.

9Is this Nam?-Yes, .....

10Simple Living and high thinking ..... Gandhiji's Philosophy.

11Former First Lady of the United States Eleanor Roosevelt and Indian activist and educator Hansa Mehta were instrumental in drafting the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a document that ..... the basic freedoms to which all people are entitled. Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?

12Was Leonardo da Vinci a painter?Yes, he ......

13Titles of movies, books, songs, organizations, etc. are always ..... and should take a ..... verb.

14Our math teacher ..... (35) Mrs. Peak and our science teacher ..... (36) Mr. Temper.

15Rule #2 is The title of a book, even when plural in form, takes a singular verb.

16Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet ..... really made history.

17"Summer Nights" ..... by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John in the musical film Grease.

18Select the correct verb be for "Jhon"

19Days of Our Lives (has, have) been discontinued by the local TV station.

20The book Spending Less and Living More ..... in 2009

21Fifty Shades of Grey ..... controversial.

22The Yosemite by John Muir ..... a classic.

23The Phantom of the Opera holds the record for longest running Broadway show. Since its premiere in 1988, ..... been staged nearly 11,500 times.Which choice completes the text so that it conforms to the conventions of Standard English?

24Which sentence is most correct?