English Quiz 1 Jeopardy Template

Passive	Subject verb agreement	Correct or not	Tenses	Vocabulary
100 The bill should have been paid (by Tom) yesterday Passive in the present perfect tense (Verb to have in the present simple + been + past participle of the verb) Put the sentence below into the passive voice: Tom should have paid the bill yesterday	100 is (with "either" you choose one of two choices, so it requires a singular verb) Either the physician in this hospital or the chief administrator ____________ going to have to make a decision is are	100 Incorrect He is neither brilliant at languages nor at science The word "brilliant" is always followed by the preposition "at" He is neither brilliant at languages nor in science	100 came We usually use the "past simple " after "when" We were asleep when our son _______________ (to come) home	100 causes "Cause" is something that makes something else happen "reason" is a motive, justification or explanation for something Everybody knows that smoking is one of the _____________ of heart disease. causes reasons
200 was built Passive in the past simple tense (Verb to be in the past + the past participle of the verb) They built that skyscraper in 1934. That skyscraper --------- in 1934 been built was being built was built	200 seem "some" is a plural word that requires a plural verb Some of the votes ___________ to have been miscounted seem seems	200 Incorrect They enjoyed the baseball game despite the rain There is always a confusion between "despite" which is not followed by "of" and "in spite of" which has the same meaning but must be followed by "of" Both are commonly used linking words that introduce a contrasting idea They enjoyed the baseball game despite of the rain	200 I have just finished my homework We always use "just" in the present perfect tense" The present perfect tense (have + past participle of the verb) I (just / finish) __________ my homework	200 remind "remind" to make someone aware of something forgotten or possibly forgotten "remember" to be able to bring back a piece of information into your mind You'd better _________ him to take his medicine now remind remember
300 will be finished Passive in the future simple tense (Will + be+ the past participle) The students will finish the course by July. The course --------- by July will finish was finished will be finished	300 has "Every" is a singular word that requires a singular verb Everyone selected to serve on this jury _____________ to be willing to give up a lot of money has have	300 Correct The nouns "jeans, pants, scissors and glasses" refer to one singular item, they do not require an article Instead, you can use "no article" or "a pair of" I wore jeans	300 look, she is taking an umbrella because it is raining We use the present continuous tense to talk about actions happening at the moment of speech Look, she (take) _____________ an umbrella because it (rain) ________________	300 Guess Guess: to give an answer to a particular question when you do not have all the facts and so cannot be certain if you are correct Predict: to say that an event or action will happen in the future, especially as a result of knowledge or experience Since I hadn't studied for the test, I had to ___________ all the answers Guess Predict
400 might have been Passive in the present perfect tense (Verb to have in the present + been + the past participle) The traffic might have delayed Jimmy Jimmy ____________ delayed by the traffic might been might have been might had been	400 presents The subject here is "Kara" not teammates. A singular noun requires a singular verb Kara Walters, together with her teammates, _________ a formidable opponent on the basketball court. present presents	400 Incorrect He loves team sports such as soccer or He loves team sports like soccer When you want to give an example, use "such as" or "like". Do not use "as" "Such as" is more formal than "like" He loves team sports as soccer	400 Emily has been abroad many times We use " the present perfect tense" to talk about actions happened in the past with an unspecific or unidentified time Emily _____________ (be) abroad many times	400 Realize Realize: to understand a situation, sometimes suddenly Recognize: to know someone or something because you have seen or experienced that person or thing before The teacher didn’t ____________ that the students hadn't understood what he was saying. Recognize Realize
500 are being repaired Passive in the present continuous tense (Verb to be in the present + being + the past participle) They are repairing the streets this month. The streets -------- this month. were repaired are being repaired are repaired	500 are The subject here is "things" which is a plural noun He seems to forget that there __________ things to be done before he can graduate. are is	500 Incorrect My friend recommended (that) I buy this car "Recommend" follows the same rule as the verb "suggest" We use a subject pronoun after the verb rather than an object We do not use "to" after "recommend" "that" is optional My friend recommended me to buy this car	500 When he woke up, his mother had already prepared breakfast The "past perfect" tense is used to talk about two actions happened in the past The first action takes the "past perfect tense" the second one takes the "past simple tense" When he (wake up) ___________, his mother (already /prepare) ___________ breakfast	500 Consider Consider: to spend time thinking about a possibility or making a decision Regard: to have an opinion about something or someone Please ____________ my offer and call me if you decide to sell Consider Regard

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