WREN & MARTIN's English grammar-Grammar Practice Quiz: Voice, Narration & More

 

Grammar Practice Quiz: Voice, Narration & More

Test your grammar skills with these 10 targeted questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

Parts of Speech

Q1. Identify the part of speech of the word "beautifully" in: "The choir sang beautifully during the concert."

  • (a) Noun

  • (b) Adjective

  • (c) Adverb

  • (d) Verb

Active & Passive Voice

Q2. Passive of: "The cat chased the mouse."

  • (a) The mouse is chased by the cat.

  • (b) The mouse was being chased by the cat.

  • (c) The mouse was chased by the cat.

  • (d) The cat was chased by the mouse.

Q3. Passive of: "She is writing a letter."

  • (a) A letter is written by her.

  • (b) A letter was written by her.

  • (c) A letter is being written by her.

  • (d) A letter is written by she.

Q4. Active of: "The cake was eaten by the dog."

  • (a) The dog eats the cake.

  • (b) The dog ate the cake.

  • (c) The dog is eating the cake.

  • (d) The dog has eaten the cake.

Q5. Passive of: "They will finish the project tomorrow."

  • (a) The project will be finished by them tomorrow.

  • (b) The project would be finished by them tomorrow.

  • (c) The project is finished by them tomorrow.

  • (d) The project will finish by them tomorrow.

Q6. Active of: "Flowers are being watered by him."

  • (a) He waters the flowers.

  • (b) He is watering the flowers.

  • (c) He was watering the flowers.

  • (d) He watered the flowers.

Direct & Indirect Speech

Q7. Indirect of: "He said, 'I am busy.'"

  • (a) He said that he is busy.

  • (b) He said that he was busy.

  • (c) He said he will be busy.

  • (d) He said that I was busy.

Q8. Direct of: "She asked if I was going to the party."

  • (a) She said, "Are you going to the party?"

  • (b) She said, "I am going to the party."

  • (c) She said, "Were you going to the party?"

  • (d) She said, "Am I going to the party?"

Tenses

Q9. Fill in the blank: "They __________ (live) here since 2010."

  • (a) lived

  • (b) are living

  • (c) have been living

  • (d) live

Finding Sentences

Q10. Identify the sentence type: "After the rain stopped, we went out to play."

  • (a) Simple

  • (b) Compound

  • (c) Complex

  • (d) Imperative

✅ Answer Key

Q.NoAnswer
1(c) Adverb
2(c) The mouse was chased by the cat.
3(c) A letter is being written by her.
4(b) The dog ate the cake.
5(a) The project will be finished by them tomorrow.
6(b) He is watering the flowers.
7(b) He said that he was busy.
8(a) She said, "Are you going to the party?"
9(c) have been living
10(c) Complex

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