Year 7 Grammar Quiz

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Year 7 Grammar Challenge

Test your grammar skills with our engaging Year 7 Grammar Quiz! Designed to help students improve their understanding of grammar, punctuation, and apostrophe usage, this quiz is perfect for both practice and assessment.

What to expect:

Multiple-choice questions
Covers various aspects of grammar
Fun and educational!

13 Questions3 MinutesCreated by LearningLion345

Jasmine bought a beautiful dress for the ball this weekend.

What part of speech is the underlined word?

Adverb

Adjective

Noun

Verb

Jasmine bought a beautiful dress for the ball this weekend.

What part of speech is the underlined word?

Noun

Preposition

Verb

Article

An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

What part of speech is the underlined word?

Noun

Pronoun

Article

Conjunction

In the morning, the students went to school.

What part of speech is the underlined word?

Pronoun

Preposition

Conjunction

Adverb

Which of the apostrophes is in the correct spot?

The ladie's lunch was postponed for another week.

The ladies' lunch was postponed for another week.

The ladies lunch was postponed for another week.

Which of the apostrophes is in the correct spot?

Mrs. Carter's lemon tree was abundant with lemons.

Mrs. Carters' lemon tree was abundant with lemons.

Mrs. Carters lemon tree was abundant with lemons.

Which of the apostrophes is in the correct spot?

She shouldnt have left her book report until the last minute.

She should'nt have left her book report until the last minute.

She shouldn't have left her book report until the last minute.

Which of the apostrophes is in the correct spot?

Both Jane and Sarah won the race. The trophy was theirs.

Both Jane and Sarah won the race. The trophy was theirs'.

Both Jane and Sarah won the race. The trophy was their's.

In which sentence, is the comma in the correct spot?

Tim liked soccer but Alex liked volleyball.

Tim liked soccer, but Alex liked volleyball.

Tim liked soccer but Alex, liked volleyball.

In which sentence, is the comma in the correct spot?

Although Tim liked soccer Alex, liked volleyball.

Although Tim liked soccer, Alex liked volleyball.

Although, Tim liked soccer Alex liked volleyball.

In which sentence, is the comma in the correct spot?

After lunch the mountaineers kept climbing.

After lunch the mountaineers, kept climbing.

After lunch, the mountaineers kept climbing.

In which sentence, is the comma in the correct spot?

Chris liked Maths Science and Sport best, at school.

Chris liked Maths, Science and Sport best at school.

Chris liked, Maths Science, and Sport best at school.

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