1) Is this sentence capitalized correctly: Aubrey likes to joke about the movie Frozen. a) Yes b) No 2) How is the following sentence capitalized correctly? a) ben likes to bake cookies with Mark. b) Ben likes to bake Cookies with mark. c) Ben likes to bake cookies with Mark. d) ben likes to bake cookies with mark. 3) How is the following sentence capitalized correctly? a) Yesterday, i saw a movie at the Cinema. b) yesterday, I saw a movie at the cinema. c) Yesterday, I saw a movie at the Cinema. d) Yesterday, I saw a movie at the cinema. 4) How is the following sentence capitalized correctly? a) Paula is reading a Harry Potter book. b) Paula is reading a harry potter book. c) Paula is reading a Harry potter book. d) paula is reading a harry potter book. 5) True or false. All common nouns get capitalized. a) True b) False 6) True or False. Are the proper nouns the ones that get capitalized? a) False b) True 7) True or False. Do we put a "." after and interrogation or exclamation mark? a) True  b) False 8) Which of the following sentences is correct? a) No thanks, I dont like salad. b) No thanks, I don't like salad? c) No thanks, I don't like salad. d) No thanks, I dont like salad 9) Which of the following sentences is correct? a) Do you need help with your notebook? b) Do you need, help with your notebook? c) Do you need help with you're notebook? d) Do you need help with your notebook! 10) Which of the following sentences is correct? a) I love to eat chocolate covered strawberries. b) I love to eat chocolate covered strawberries! c) I love to eat chocolate covered strawberrys! d) I love to eat chocolate covered strawberries? 11) Which of the following sentences is correct? a) Did I win the contest? I hope so? b) Did I win the contest. I hope so... c) Did I win the contest? I hope so. d) Did I win the contest. I hope so! 12) Is the comma placed correctly? a) I like, him a lot. b) I like him, a lot. c) I, like him a lot. d) I like him a, lot. 13) Can a subject be a noun or pronoun, or two/more? a) Yes. b) No. 14) Since a verb is normally an action word, such as draw, can they also be more passive words, such as want?  a) Yes. b) No. 15) What does an "object" do? a) The one that does the action. b) The one that says what the subject does. c) The thing or person after the verb. 16) Which of the following is the "subject" in the sentence? a) Some days ago, Venessa visited her family. b) Some days ago, Venessa visited her family. c) Some days ago, Venessa visited her family. 17) Which of the following is the verb in the sentence? a) Some days ago, Venessa visited her family. b) Some days ago, Venessa visited her family. c) Some days ago, Venessa visited her family. 18) Which of the following is the "object" in the sentence? a) Some days ago, Venessa visited her family. b) Some days ago, Venessa visited her family. c) Some days ago, Venessa visited her family. 19) What is the simple present tense used for? a) Talking about actions that already happened. b) General truths, daily habits or routines. c) Statements that will occur in the future. 20) Which is an example of the simple present tense? a) I visited my grandma last Friday. b) I am going to visit my grandma this Friday. c) I visit my grandma every Friday. 21) Using the verb "carry", which is spelled correctly? a) Jason carryes de groceries for her sister. b) Jason carry the groceries for her sister. c) Jason carries the groceries for her sister. 22) What is the simple past tense used for? a) About actions at the moment. b) Actions that have already occurred. c) Actions that will happen in soon future. 23) Which of the following is an example of the simple past tense? a) My brothers visited London in 2014. b) My brothers visit London in 2014 c) My brothers are visiting London in 2014. 24) True or false. -ed or -d is used at the end of regular verbs to form simple past tense. a) True b) False 25) What is the simple future tense used for? a) Actions bound to happen at the moment. b) Actions that have occurred a long time ago. c) Predictions or actions that are bound to happen in the future. 26) Which one of these uses simple future tense? a) We are hiking at the moment. b) We went hiking at noon. c) We are going to go hiking at noon. 27) Simple future tense uses Be going to and will for most of their sentences, but which one of the following have neither of those two yet still being simple future tense? a) On Sunday, we went treasure hunting. b) Next Sunday, the company launches a new ice cream flavour. c) She is going to go fishing tonight. 28) What is a simple sentence? a) Sentence with a subject-verb combination. b) A sentence that separates subject-verbs combinations. c) I don't know. 29) True or false. Simple sentences can have a subject-verb combination that has one or more subjects and verbs. a) False b) True 30) Which of the following is a compound sentence? a) They imported a file into the software and then exported it. b) She travels everyday to visit her mother. c) We can live in an apartment, or we can live in a one-floored house. 31) True or false. A compound sentence has two separate subject-verb combinations. a) False b) True 32) What is a complex sentence? a) Sentence joint by more than one subject-verb combination. b) Sentence made by a combination of two clauses. c) An interrogative sentence. 33) True or false. A clause is a group of words that include subject and a verb. a) True b) False

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