Quiz: Have-Question Challenge


Have-Question ChallengeOnline version Turn statements with have/has into questions. by arNas 1 Convert to a question: 'They have finished their homework'. a Had they finished their homework? b Have they finished their homework? c Has they finished their homework? d Have they finish their homework? 2 Convert to a question: 'She has lived in Paris since 2010'. a Did she live in Paris since 2010? b Has she lived in Paris since 2010? c Has she living in Paris since 2010? d Have she lived in Paris since 2010? 3 Convert to a question: 'They have already finished their project'. a Have they already finished their project? b Have they finished their project? c Has they already finished their project? d Have they finishing their project? 4 Convert to a question: 'She has visited the museum twice'. a She has visited the museum twice? b Has she visited the museum twice? c Have she visited the museum twice? d Has they visited the museum twice? 5 Convert to a question: 'We have known him since childhood'. a Have we known him since childhood? b Has we known him since childhood? c Have we knowing him since childhood? d Did we know him since childhood? 6 Convert to a question: 'They have lived in Tokyo since 2015'. a Did they live in Tokyo since 2015? b Has they lived in Tokyo since 2015? c Have they living in Tokyo since 2015? d Have they lived in Tokyo since 2015? 7 Convert to a question: 'He has finished the assignment'. a Have he finished the assignment? b Has he finished the assignment? c Has he finish the assignment? d He has finished the assignment? 8 Convert to a question: 'You have completed the course'. a Have you completing the course? b Have you completed the courses? c Do you have completed the course? d Have you completed the course? 9 Convert to a question: 'They have seen the movie'. a They have seen the movie? b Have they seen the movies? c Have they seen the movie? d Has they seen the movie? 10 Convert to a question: 'My team has won the match'. a Had my team won the match? b Has my team won the match? c Has they won the match? d Have my team won the match?

1

Convert to a question: 'They have finished their homework'.

a

Had they finished their homework?

b

Have they finished their homework?

c

Has they finished their homework?

d

Have they finish their homework?

2

Convert to a question: 'She has lived in Paris since 2010'.

a

Did she live in Paris since 2010?

b

Has she lived in Paris since 2010?

c

Has she living in Paris since 2010?

d

Have she lived in Paris since 2010?

3

Convert to a question: 'They have already finished their project'.

a

Have they already finished their project?

b

Have they finished their project?

c

Has they already finished their project?

d

Have they finishing their project?

4

Convert to a question: 'She has visited the museum twice'.

a

She has visited the museum twice?

b

Has she visited the museum twice?

c

Have she visited the museum twice?

d

Has they visited the museum twice?

5

Convert to a question: 'We have known him since childhood'.

a

Have we known him since childhood?

b

Has we known him since childhood?

c

Have we knowing him since childhood?

d

Did we know him since childhood?

6

Convert to a question: 'They have lived in Tokyo since 2015'.

a

Did they live in Tokyo since 2015?

b

Has they lived in Tokyo since 2015?

c

Have they living in Tokyo since 2015?

d

Have they lived in Tokyo since 2015?

7

Convert to a question: 'He has finished the assignment'.

a

Have he finished the assignment?

b

Has he finished the assignment?

c

Has he finish the assignment?

d

He has finished the assignment?

8

Convert to a question: 'You have completed the course'.

a

Have you completing the course?

b

Have you completed the courses?

c

Do you have completed the course?

d

Have you completed the course?

9

Convert to a question: 'They have seen the movie'.

a

They have seen the movie?

b

Have they seen the movies?

c

Have they seen the movie?

d

Has they seen the movie?

10

Convert to a question: 'My team has won the match'.

a

Had my team won the match?

b

Has my team won the match?

c

Has they won the match?

d

Have my team won the match?

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Have-Question ChallengeOnline version

by arNas

Convert to a question: 'They have finished their homework'.

Convert to a question: 'She has lived in Paris since 2010'.

Convert to a question: 'They have already finished their project'.

Convert to a question: 'She has visited the museum twice'.

Convert to a question: 'We have known him since childhood'.

Convert to a question: 'They have lived in Tokyo since 2015'.

Convert to a question: 'He has finished the assignment'.

Convert to a question: 'You have completed the course'.

Convert to a question: 'They have seen the movie'.

Convert to a question: 'My team has won the match'.

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