WREN & MARTIN's English grammar- Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz: Intermediate Level

 

English Grammar & Vocabulary Quiz: Intermediate Level (Set 3)

Instructions: Choose the most appropriate option to complete each sentence or correct the error.

Q1. Each of the participants __________ invited to the seminar.

  • (a) is

  • (b) are

  • (c) were

  • (d) have been

Q2. Choose the correct synonym for the word "Vibrant":

  • (a) Dull

  • (b) Lively

  • (c) Pale

  • (d) Quiet

Q3. Identify the error: "I have visited the museum last year."

  • (a) visited

  • (b) had visited

  • (c) visit

  • (d) No error

Q4. If she __________ the truth, she would have told you.

  • (a) knows

  • (b) knew

  • (c) had known

  • (d) has known

Q5. Choose the correct passive voice: "They will finish the project by Friday."

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

  • (b) The project is finished by them by Friday.

  • (c) The project was finished by them by Friday.

  • (d) The project has been finished by them by Friday.

Q6. Her performance was truly __________; everyone was impressed.

  • (a) admire

  • (b) admirable

  • (c) admiration

  • (d) admiringly

Q7. "We are leaving tomorrow," they said. (Convert to Indirect Speech)

  • (a) They said that they are leaving tomorrow.

  • (b) They said that they were leaving the next day.

  • (c) They said that they will leave tomorrow.

  • (d) They said that they are leaving the next day.

Q8. Choose the antonym for "Hostile":

  • (a) Aggressive

  • (b) Friendly

  • (c) Angry

  • (d) Cruel

Q9. __________ the rain, they went out for a walk.

  • (a) Although

  • (b) Because of

  • (c) In spite of

  • (d) Since

Q10. I would rather you __________ the message earlier.

  • (a) send

  • (b) sent

  • (c) had sent

  • (d) have sent

Answer Key

Q.NoAnswerNote
1(a) is"Each" is a singular subject.
2(b) Lively'Vibrant' means full of energy or life.
3(a) visited'Last year' requires the Past Simple; "have visited" is incorrect.
4(c) had knownThird conditional for a past hypothetical situation.
5(a) The project will be finished by them...Future simple passive structure.
6(b) admirableAn adjective is required to describe the noun 'performance'.
7(b) They said that they were leaving the next day.Tenses and time expressions shift in indirect speech.
8(b) Friendly'Hostile' implies unfriendliness; 'friendly' is the opposite.
9(c) In spite ofFollowed by a noun phrase; 'although' requires a full clause.
10(c) had sent'Would rather + subject' for a past event requires the past perfect.

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