Monday grammar quiz

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Monday Grammar Challenge

Test your grammar skills with this engaging quiz designed to challenge your understanding of English grammar concepts. Perfect for students, teachers, and anyone looking to brush up on their grammar knowledge!

10 questions covering various grammar topics
Multiple choice and checkbox formats
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10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by WritingWord123

In a relative clause, where would you find a relative pronoun?

At the beginning

In the middle

At the end

There wouldn't be one

Which of the following are all examples of subordinating conjunctions?

Who, where, why, when

But, and, because, so

Before, after, if, because

When, under, castle, high

What does FANBOYS stand for?

For, and, no, because, other, yet, sorry

Forgotten, any, noise, but, otter, you, so

Friday, and, nor, but, other, yesterday, sausage

For, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

Which of the following contains a contraction?

His clothes were dirty.

The children's toys are everywhere!

Bill's eye was sore.

I'm confused.

What is the abstract noun in this sentence? ... Her love was everywhere.

Her

Love

Was

Everywhere

What information do prepositions give us?

How long something took

Where something is

What to do first

What is wrong

Which sentence is punctuated correctly?

"What time is dinner?" asked Hannah.

"what time is dinner?" asked Hannah.

What time is dinner"? asked Hannah.

"What time is dinner"? asked Hannah.

In the following sentence, which word is an adverb? ... The lively owl hooted loudly in the night.

Lively

Hooted

Loudly

Night

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