Orders, Requests & Commands Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Orders, Requests & Commands QuizVersion en ligne Test your grasp of orders, requests par Dina Afriany 1 Which mood expresses commands or orders? a Indicative mood b Subjunctive mood c Imperative mood 2 Which sentence is a polite request? a Could you please close the door? b Open the door now. c Close the door. 3 What is the function of a command in English? a To tell someone to do something b To ask a question c To describe a noun 4 Which is an order? a Would you mind taking out the trash? b Take out the trash. c Please take your time. 5 Identify the imperative sentence. a Did you sit down? b Sit down. c You sit down, please. 6 Which sentence is a request using could? a Help me now. b Could you help me? c Help me. 7 What best differentiates a request from an order? a Orders are questions. b Requests are polite; orders are commands. c Requests ignore etiquette. 8 Which sentence is a polite request with please? a Pass the salt now. b Pass the salt. c Please pass the salt. 9 Which is NOT an imperative sentence? a Do you shut the door? b Shut the door. c Shut the door, please. 10 Give an example of a formal command. a Please go now. b Proceed to the exit. c Could you exit?

Froggy Jumps

Orders, Requests & Commands QuizVersion en ligne

Test your grasp of orders, requests

par Dina Afriany

Which mood expresses commands or orders?

Indicative mood

Subjunctive mood

Imperative mood

Which sentence is a polite request?

Could you please close the door?

Open the door now.

Close the door.

What is the function of a command in English?

To tell someone to do something

To ask a question

To describe a noun

Which is an order?

Would you mind taking out the trash?

Take out the trash.

Please take your time.

Identify the imperative sentence.

Did you sit down?

Sit down.

You sit down, please.

Which sentence is a request using could?

Help me now.

Could you help me?

Help me.

What best differentiates a request from an order?

Orders are questions.

Requests are polite; orders are commands.

Requests ignore etiquette.

Which sentence is a polite request with please?

Pass the salt now.

Pass the salt.

Please pass the salt.

Which is NOT an imperative sentence?

Do you shut the door?

Shut the door.

Shut the door, please.

Give an example of a formal command.

Please go now.

Proceed to the exit.

Could you exit?

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Orders, Requests & Commands QuizVersion en ligne

par Dina Afriany

Which mood expresses commands or orders?

Which sentence is a polite request?

What is the function of a command in English?

Which is an order?

Identify the imperative sentence.

Which sentence is a request using could?

What best differentiates a request from an order?

Which sentence is a polite request with please?

Which is NOT an imperative sentence?

Give an example of a formal command.