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Rights and duties of a citizenOnline version Test your grammar and civics skills. by YAKILI LMS 1 In direct speech, you do not need punctuation. Yes No 2 Adverbs of frequency never appear in reported speech. Yes No 3 The duties of a citizen include only voting. Yes No 4 Citizens have rights and duties in a country. Yes No 5 In indirect speech, pronouns change to reflect the reporter's subject. Yes No 6 Cameroon is not a bilingual country. Yes No 7 The flag includes a circle emblem. Yes No 8 "He said, 'I will go'" becomes "He said that he would go" in indirect speech. Yes No 9 The tense is often shifted back in indirect speech. Yes No 10 In direct speech, capitalization may be used at the start of the spoken sentence. Yes No 11 The word "often" is an adverb of frequency. Yes No 12 When reporting in the past, present tense can change to past tense. Yes No 13 The statement "They vote" is a right of citizens. Yes No 14 Obeying the law is a citizen duty. Yes No 15 "Always" is an adverb of frequency. Yes No 16 Backshifting never occurs in indirect speech. Yes No 17 The pronoun I in direct speech often becomes he/she in indirect speech depending on the subject. Yes No 18 The duties of a citizen can include paying taxes. Yes No 19 A direct question can be reported in indirect speech as a statement with a question like 'Did you go?' -> 'He asked if I had gone.' Yes No 20 Direct speech can include exclamation marks or questions. Yes No 21 The sentence "I always learn something new" contains an adverb of frequency. Yes No 22 Flags are used in civics education. Yes No 23 Cameroon has two official languages, French and English. Yes No 24 The Cameroon flag has three vertical stripes green, red, and yellow. Yes No 25 "She asked, 'Where are you going?'" remains grammatically identical when reported as indirect speech. Yes No 26 The present tense never changes when reporting speech. Yes No 27 "I am a citizen," said Mary. Direct speech uses quotation marks. Yes No 28 The Cameroon flag's symbolism relates to unity among regions. Yes No 29 Indirect speech requires a conjunction like that in many cases. Yes No 30 In direct speech, quotation marks enclose spoken words. Yes No 31 A constitution defines citizens' rights and duties. Yes No 32 A central five-pointed star is on the Cameroon flag. Yes No 33 The word "always" is not an adverb of frequency. Yes No 34 Pronouns never change in indirect speech. Yes No 35 The Cameroon flag includes a star on the red stripe. Yes No 36 The red stripe has no star on the Cameroon flag. Yes No 37 The flag's colors symbolize unity and independence. Yes No 38 The adjective phrase "frequently" is also an adverb of frequency. Yes No 39 When reporting speech, time expressions may shift (now to then). Yes No 40 The reporting verb must always be in the past tense. Yes No 41 The central star on Cameroon flag is green. Yes No 42 A constitution is not used to define rights. Yes No 43 The flag of Cameroon has orange stripes. Yes No 44 Direct speech uses punctuation while indirect speech does not require quotation marks. Yes No 45 An adverb of frequency tells how often something happens. Yes No 46 Citizens have no rights. Yes No 47 Indirect speech uses double quotation marks. Yes No 48 "Sometimes" is not an adverb of frequency. Yes No 49 The Cameroon flag has blue on the left stripe. Yes No 50 Indirect speech often backshifts the verb tense. Yes No

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In direct speech, you do not need punctuation.

Adverbs of frequency never appear in reported speech.

The duties of a citizen include only voting.

Citizens have rights and duties in a country.

In indirect speech, pronouns change to reflect the reporter's subject.

Cameroon is not a bilingual country.

The flag includes a circle emblem.

"He said, 'I will go'" becomes "He said that he would go" in indirect speech.

The tense is often shifted back in indirect speech.

In direct speech, capitalization may be used at the start of the spoken sentence.

The word "often" is an adverb of frequency.

When reporting in the past, present tense can change to past tense.

The statement "They vote" is a right of citizens.

Obeying the law is a citizen duty.

"Always" is an adverb of frequency.

Backshifting never occurs in indirect speech.

The pronoun I in direct speech often becomes he/she in indirect speech depending on the subject.

The duties of a citizen can include paying taxes.

A direct question can be reported in indirect speech as a statement with a question like 'Did you go?' -> 'He asked if I had gone.'

Direct speech can include exclamation marks or questions.

The sentence "I always learn something new" contains an adverb of frequency.

Flags are used in civics education.

Cameroon has two official languages, French and English.

The Cameroon flag has three vertical stripes green, red, and yellow.

"She asked, 'Where are you going?'" remains grammatically identical when reported as indirect speech.

The present tense never changes when reporting speech.

"I am a citizen," said Mary. Direct speech uses quotation marks.

The Cameroon flag's symbolism relates to unity among regions.

Indirect speech requires a conjunction like that in many cases.

In direct speech, quotation marks enclose spoken words.

A constitution defines citizens' rights and duties.

A central five-pointed star is on the Cameroon flag.

The word "always" is not an adverb of frequency.

Pronouns never change in indirect speech.

The Cameroon flag includes a star on the red stripe.

The red stripe has no star on the Cameroon flag.

The flag's colors symbolize unity and independence.

The adjective phrase "frequently" is also an adverb of frequency.

When reporting speech, time expressions may shift (now to then).

The reporting verb must always be in the past tense.

The central star on Cameroon flag is green.

A constitution is not used to define rights.

The flag of Cameroon has orange stripes.

Direct speech uses punctuation while indirect speech does not require quotation marks.

An adverb of frequency tells how often something happens.

Citizens have no rights.

Indirect speech uses double quotation marks.

"Sometimes" is not an adverb of frequency.

The Cameroon flag has blue on the left stripe.

Indirect speech often backshifts the verb tense.