This quiz provides review questions for term-end exam in English Language 4.
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What is the correct spelling of "sutle"?
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What is the correct spelling of "pnumonia"?
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What is the correct spelling of "decieve"?
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What is the correct spelling of "testymonies"?
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What is the correct spelling of "vanyties"?
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What is the correct spelling of "recieve"?
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What is the correct spelling of "wierd"?
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What is the correct spelling of "quizes"?
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What is the correct spelling of "hopeing"?
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What is the correct spelling of "beleive"?
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What is a SIMPLE SENTENCE in this paragraph?
A) An earthquake is a sudden shaking of the ground caused by the movement of Earth's tectonic plates. B) When these large plates shift, they release energy that travels as seismic waves. C) Sometimes the shaking is mild, and other times it can be very strong and destructive.
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What is a COMPOUND SENTENCE in this paragraph?
A) An earthquake is a sudden shaking of the ground caused by the movement of Earth's tectonic plates. B) When these large plates shift, they release energy that travels as seismic waves. C) Sometimes the shaking is mild, and other times it can be very strong and destructive.
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What is a COMPLEX SENTENCE in this paragraph?
A) An earthquake is a sudden shaking of the ground caused by the movement of Earth's tectonic plates. B) When these large plates shift, they release energy that travels as seismic waves. C) Sometimes the shaking is mild, and other times it can be very strong and destructive.
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What is a DECLARATIVE SENTENCE in this paragraph?
A) An earthquake is a natural event that causes the ground to shake violently. B) How strong was the earthquake you felt? C) Stay calm and find a safe place immediately, such as under a sturdy table or in an open area away from buildings. D) What a powerful force of nature it can be!
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What is an INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE in this paragraph?
A) An earthquake is a natural event that causes the ground to shake violently. B) How strong was the earthquake you felt? C) Stay calm and find a safe place immediately, such as under a sturdy table or in an open area away from buildings. D) What a powerful force of nature it can be!
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What is an EXCLAMATORY SENTENCE in this paragraph?
A) An earthquake is a natural event that causes the ground to shake violently. B) How strong was the earthquake you felt? C) Stay calm and find a safe place immediately, such as under a sturdy table or in an open area away from buildings. D) What a powerful force of nature it can be!
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Which sentence contains a COORDINATING CONJUNCTION?
A) The earthquake shook the entire town, and many buildings were damaged, but fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. B) Because the ground was unstable, people were asked to stay outside until it was safe to return. C) Not only were homes affected, but schools and hospitals also faced damage.
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Which sentence contains CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS?
A) The earthquake shook the entire town, and many buildings were damaged, but fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. B) Because the ground was unstable, people were asked to stay outside until it was safe to return. C) Not only were homes affected, but schools and hospitals also faced damage.
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Which sentence contains SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS?
A) The earthquake shook the entire town, and many buildings were damaged, but fortunately, no one was seriously hurt. B) Because the ground was unstable, people were asked to stay outside until it was safe to return. C) Not only were homes affected, but schools and hospitals also faced damage.
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Change this sentence into interrogative:
My parents protected me during the earthquake.
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Change this sentence into interrogative:
The teacher met us online.
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Change this sentence into interrogative:
We sleep early every night.
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Change this sentence into interrogative:
She always reads announcements on Teams.
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Change this sentence into interrogative:
We study at home for our safety.
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Is the conjunction correctly used? Type CORRECT if yes. CHANGE the conjunction if no.
BECAUSE the building was shaking, I had to duck, cover, and hold.
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Is the conjunction correctly used? Type CORRECT if yes. CHANGE the conjunction if no.
Both my mother OR I ran outside after the shaking stopped.
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Is the conjunction correctly used? Type CORRECT if yes. CHANGE the conjunction if no.
IF there was a strong earthquake, the school is closed until further notice.
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Is the conjunction correctly used? Type CORRECT if yes. CHANGE the conjunction if no.
You can NEITHER complete your missing tasks or study for the term-end exams.
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Supply the correct conjunction:
________ the earth was shaking, I had to follow the earthquake drill.
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Supply the correct conjunction:
We were ready with our go-bags, __________ experiencing the earthquake first-hand was still traumatizing.
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Supply the correct conjunction:
There might be another wave coming, ______ I need to prepare my go-bag with essential things like food.
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Supply the correct conjunction:
___________ another wave arrives, I will just grab my go-bag and take cover.
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Supply the correct conjunction:
_______________ we never know what will happen, it is important to always prepare ourselves for the worst.
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Write a SIMPLE sentence using the given picture.
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Write a COMPOUND sentence using the given picture.
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Write a COMPLEX sentence using the given picture.
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Write a DECLARATIVE sentence using the given picture.
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Write an IMPERATIVE sentence using the given picture.
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Write an INTERROGATIVE sentence using the given picture.
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Write an EXCLAMATORY sentence using the given picture.
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Read the two sentences and choose the sentence that uses conjunctions correctly. Explain your answer. (5 pts.)
A) Although it was frightening, everyone helped each other, so the community stayed strong.
B) Neither we stay calm and follow safety rules, or we risk getting hurt during aftershocks.
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