Only a Grammar Genius Can Score 15/15 on This Tricky Quiz!

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Only a few people will actually pass this tricky quiz about grammar. Do you think you are one of them? Try to score at least 10 out of 15 questions to pass this English language grammar test!

Are You a Grammar Genius?

Instructions: Answer each question by selecting the best choice, proceed through the quiz, and after the last question, click the “Results” button to view your score and review your answers.

 

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You’re a Grammar Genius!

Amazing work! Scoring 15/15 proves that your grammar skills are truly exceptional. From punctuation to tricky tenses, you’ve mastered it all with ease. Keep shining—you’re a grammar pro!

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You’re on Your Way to Grammar Greatness!

You didn’t score a perfect 15/15 this time, but you’re off to a strong start. Grammar can be tricky, and every attempt helps you improve. Keep practicing—you’re closer to being a grammar genius than you think!

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#1. What is the object in this sentence: “Mary baked a cake”?

Cake

A

Mary

Baked

#2. Which sentence uses correct subject-verb agreement?

The group of students were excited about the trip.

The group of students are excited about the trip.

The group of students being excited about the trip.

The group of students is excited about the trip.

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#3. What type of sentence is this: “Close the door, please”?

Declarative

Imperative

Exclamatory

Interrogative

#4. What is the correct contraction for “it is”?

Its's

It's

Its

Its'

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#5. What is the possessive form of the word “woman”?

Woman's

Womens

Womans

Womens'

#6. Identify the correctly spelled sentence.

I defanitely need to study for the test.

I defiantly need to study for the test.

I defenitely need to study for the test.

I definitely need to study for the test.

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#7. Identify the adjective in this sentence: “The beautiful sunset painted the sky orange.”

Painted

Sunset

Orange

Beautiful

#8. Identify the correctly punctuated sentence.

The teacher said "Please sit down".

The teacher said, "Please sit down."

The teacher said "Please sit down."

The teacher, said "Please sit down."

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#9. Which sentence uses the correct word order?

Never have seen I such a beautiful sunset.

Never I have seen such a beautiful sunset.

Never have I seen such a beautiful sunset.

Never seen I have such a beautiful sunset.

#10. Which sentence uses the correct form of their/there/they’re?

They’re going to the park later.

Their going to the park later.

There going to park later.

There going to the park later.

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#11. Choose the sentence with the correct verb tense.

I finishing my homework.

I have finished my homework.

I had finished my homework.

I has finished my homework.

#12. What is the plural form of “ox”?

Oxes

Oxen

Oxs

Oxes'

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#13. Which sentence uses an adverb correctly?

She sings sweet.

She sings sweetness.

She sings sweetly.

She sings sweetest.

#14. Which word in the sentence is a conjunction: “I like apples and oranges.”

Oranges

Like

Apples

And

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#15. Which sentence uses correct parallel structure?

She likes reading, hiking, and to swim.

She likes reading, to hike, and swimming.

She likes reading, hiking, and swimming.

She likes to read, hiking, and swimming.

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