Correct the sentence by inserting the appropriate comparative verb degree.

Elephants are heavy than pigs

• A) heavy
• B) heavier
• C) none
• D) heaviest

Put the correct form of adjectives in the blanks.

She's got (little) ________ money than you, but she doesn't care.

• A) short
• B) less
• C) little
• D) small

Choose the correct option. The ‘describing words’ which add qulifying details about the nouns in a sentence are known as ___________.

• A) Adjectives
• B) Pronouns
• C) Adverbs
• D) Verbs

The antonym of ‘Circumlocution’ is ----------.

• A) brevity
• B) extensive
• C) rational
• D) none of the above

Colloquialism is formal business expression.

• A) True
• B) False
• C)
• D)

In a good message, contractions should be avoided.

• A) False
• B) True
• C)
• D)

Identify and choose the adverb in the given sentence.
She placed the crystal vase carefully on the table.

• A) on the table
• B) placed
• C) carefully
• D) crystal vase

Vivid verbs enhance a piece of writing. Choose the best verb for the weather sentence given below.
Fluffy, white snowflakes -------- gently to the ground on Grouse Mountain

• A) crackle
• B) numb
• C) moisten
• D) float

Choose the correct option:

I'll be ready to leave ____ about twenty minutes.

• A) at
• B) upon
• C) in
• D) on

Ambiguity cannot be syntactical.

• A) False
• B) True
• C)
• D)

Choose the correct present tense verb for each sentence.
Two cups of sliced jalapeno peppers ___________ extreme for a single batch of burrito filling, but that's the amount in Felipe's recipe.

• A) seem
• B) seemed
• C) seems
• D) had seemed

Choose the option that correctly fills the blank.
Then, in the _____ morning, I found it under my pillow.

• A) quilt
• B) quiet
• C) quit
• D) quite

Fill in the blank with the appropriate contraction.
I would not call out if I was you.

• A) wouldn't
• B) woul'nt
• C) wou'not
• D) wouldno't

Select the grammatically perfect sentence from the given options.

• A) You speak a very good English.
• B) You speak very good English.
• C)
• D)

Choose the formal term for the colloquial word ‘a lot’.

• A) Several
• B) More
• C) Huge
• D) Much

Select the sentence that is grammatically perfect and error-free:

• A) Look – it’s raining.
• B) Look – it rains.
• C)
• D)

In a good message, sentences should be ended at a preposition.

• A) False
• B) True
• C)
• D)

Choose the correct present tense verb for each sentence.
The eight slots on Pam's extra-large toaster __________ that no one has to fight over frozen waffles during breakfast.

• A) will mean
• B) means
• C) meant
• D) mean

Please don't get mad _____ me! I'm only doing this for your own good!

• A) at
• B) by
• C) on
• D) in

Fred lives _____ Mill Street, doesn't he?

• A) by
• B) at
• C) in
• D) on