Question 1. Which of the following is an antonym for the word 'candid'?

a) honest b) frank c) insincere d) direct

Question 2. Which sentence contains a subject-verb agreement error?

a) The flowers in the garden smells wonderful. b) The students in the class are quiet. c) The book on the table have an interesting cover. d) The dog barks loudly at night.

Question 3. Which of the following is a synonym for the word 'eloquent'?

a) articulate b) awkward c) incoherent d) unclear

Question 4. Which sentence contains a parallel structure error?

a) She likes to swim, play tennis, and reading books. b) He enjoys listening to music and to read books. c) They either want to go to the beach or hiking in the mountains. d) My sister wants to study biology, chemistry, or physics.

Question 5. Which of the following is a synonym for the word 'mundane'?

a) exciting b) unusual c) dull d) interesting

Question 6. Which sentence uses the correct comparative form of the adjective 'good'?

a) This book is more good than the one I read last week. b) She is the best student in the class. c) He is a gooder writer than I am. d) That movie was good, but this one is the goodest.

Question 7. Which sentence contains a comma splice error?

a) I want to go to the beach, but it's too cold. b) She is a good singer, and she plays the guitar. c) He likes to read books, he also likes to watch movies. d) We went to the park, we played frisbee.

Question 8. Which of the following is an antonym for the word 'ambiguous'?

a) clear b) uncertain c) vague d) equivocal

Question 9. Which sentence uses the correct preposition?

a) She is afraid of snakes. b) He is interested on learning a new language. c) The cat is hiding in under the bed. d) We walked through the park.

Question 10. Which sentence contains a pronoun-antecedent agreement error?

a) The boys played with their toys. b) The girls put on their shoes. c) The dog wagged its tail. d) The student turned in their homework.

Question 11. Which of the following is an antonym for the word 'prolific'?

a) productive b) fertile c) unproductive d) prolificous

Question 12. Which sentence contains a modifier error?

a) He opened the door for the woman wearing a red dress. b) The car crashed into the wall driving too fast. c) She ate the sandwich with ham and cheese. d) The teacher gave the students a quiz on Friday.

Question 13. Which of the following is a synonym for the word 'scrutinize'?

a) ignore b) examine c) praise d) dismiss

Question 14. Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb 'to be' in the present perfect tense?

a) She has been study for three hours. b) They have been been playing tennis all afternoon. c) He has been working on his project since this morning. d) We have been talk to our neighbors.

Question 15. Which sentence contains a dangling modifier error?

a) Walking through the park, the flowers were in bloom. b) After finishing his homework, the TV was turned on. c) Looking out the window, the bird flew by. d) Running late for the meeting, the report was left on the desk.

Question 16. Which of the following is an antonym for the word 'diligent'?

a) lazy b) careless c) hardworking d) industrious

Question 17. Which sentence uses the correct form of the verb 'to have' in the past perfect tense?

a) She had wrote the letter before she went to bed. b) They had eat breakfast before leaving for work. c) He had studied for the exam all week. d) We had went to the store earlier.

Question 18. Which sentence contains a faulty comparison error?

a) Her house is bigger than her sister. b) My computer is faster than my phone. c) The apple is sweeter than the orange. d) The dog is more friendly than the cat.

Question 19. Which of the following is an antonym for the word 'superfluous'?

a) necessary b) excessive c) redundant d) essential

Question 20. Which sentence contains a subject-verb agreement error?

a) The group of students was excited for the field trip. b) The stack of papers were on the desk. c) The bouquet of flowers smells lovely. d) The herd of cows are grazing in the field.

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