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English Basics Quiz

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Fun English practice for kids.

by yua nita
1

Rani: "Hello, I’m Rani. What is your name?" Sita: "Hi, Rani. My name is Sita. ...."

2

What is a suitable reply to 'Hello, I’m Rani. What is your name?'

3

Doni: I won the drawing competition yesterday! Eka: ....

4

My mother is a nurse. She works in a ....

5

Identify the correct sentence: She goes to school by bus.

6

I have a cat. .... name is Luna.

7

Look at the clock! It is 07.15. It means it is ....

8

An elephant is .... than a rabbit.

9

The underlined phrase is used to .... (Open your book on page 10.)

10

My father .... coffee every morning.

11

We .... to the beach last Sunday.

12

What is the text about? (I have a best friend. Her name is Sarah...)

13

What does Sarah look like? (She is tall and slim.)

14

"She is very kind." The synonym of the underlined word is ....

15

Where can you usually see this sign? > "KEEP OFF THE GRASS"

16

Arrange these words into a good sentence: always - breakfast - she - at - has - 06.00

17

Budi: 'Can you help me lift this box?' Andi: '.... I am busy right now.'

18

There .... thirty students in the classroom.

19

What is the plural form of 'Child'?

20

Yesterday, I .... a beautiful bird in the garden.

21

"Don't step on the floor! It is still wet." The opposite (antonym) of wet is ....

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A greeting is appropriate; others are not direct responses to naming oneself.

Congratulating is the natural reaction to a win; others fit different contexts.

Nurses work mainly in hospitals; other places aren’t typical for nursing.

Subject-verb agreement: 'goes' is correct for 'She'; other forms are wrong.

Cats are neuter; possessive pronoun is 'its'. Other options disagree with gender.

07:15 reads as a quarter past seven; other times don’t match 7:15.

Elephants are bigger; avoid comparative errors like 'more big' or wrong forms.

The phrase grabs attention; other options don’t fit the purpose.

Subject-verb agreement: 'father' uses 'drinks'; others are wrong forms.

Past tense of 'go' is 'went'; other forms are incorrect here.

The passage describes the writer’s best friend, Sarah.

Describes tall and slim; other options contradict the text.

Kind and nice have similar meaning; others are opposite or unrelated.

Keep off the grass signs are common in parks; other places don’t fit.

Correct word order places adverb before the verb; others are awkward.

When busy, a polite refusal is 'I'm sorry, I can't'; others agree to help.

With plural 'thirty students', use 'are'; others mismatch number.

Correct plural is 'children'; others are incorrect forms.

Past simple of see is 'saw'; other forms are wrong in past tense.

Antonym of wet is dry; other options do not mean dry.

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