Global News Quiz: Grammar & Vocab

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Froggy Jumps Global News Quiz: Grammar & VocabOnline version Quiz on reported speech, voice and news terms. by Jairo Pérez 1 Reported Speech: “I am studying for the exam,” said Mark. a Mark said he is studying. b Mark said he was studying. c Mark said he has studied. 2 Vocabulary: What verb do you use when you say something is true, even if others don’t believe it? a To whisper b To deny c To claim 3 Possessions: Someone who values objects more than people is... a Materialistic b Generous c Detached 4 Passive Voice: "The news is watched by millions." (Active voice?) a Millions are watching the news. b Millions watched the news. c Millions watch the news. 5 Oral Presentations: What is the best way to start a presentation about Global News? a Saying "I don't know much about this." b Reading a long paragraph. c A surprising hook or statistic. 6 Reported Question: “Where do you live?” she asked me. a She asked me where did I live. b She asked me where I lived. c She asked me where I live. 7 Reporting Verbs: If you say "I'm sorry I'm late," you are... a Apologizing b Complaining c Suggesting 8 Mixed (Passive/Reported): "The building was destroyed," the reporter said. a He said the building is destroyed. b He said the building had been destroyed. c He said the building was being destroyed. 9 Which of these is a "hard news" topic? a A change in international trade laws. b A review of a new cafe. c A celebrity’s new haircut. 10 Reported Speech: "We have finished the project," they told her. a They told her they would finish. b They told her they had finished. c They told her they finished. 11 Vocabulary: To speak very quietly so others can’t hear. a To yell b To whisper c To mutter 12 An object that has a high emotional value is... a Sentimental b Brand new c Expensive 13 Passive Voice: "The report __________ by the student tomorrow." a was written b will be writtenc c is written 14 Oral Skills: During a presentation, "Eye contact" means... a Looking at your notes all the time b Looking at different people in the audience c Looking at the ceiling 15 Reported Question: "Can you help me?" he asked. a He asked if I can help him. b He asked me help him. c He asked if I could help him. 16 Reporting Verbs: "Don’t forget to bring your ID," the teacher said. a The teacher complained us. b The teacher denied us. c The teacher reminded us. 17 A person who lives with only the bare essentials is a... a Collector b Minimalist c Hoarder 18 "The suspect was arrested," the officer reported. a He reported that the suspect has been arrested. b He reported that the suspect arrested. c He reported that the suspect had been arrested. 19 "Stop talking!" the teacher commanded. a The teacher told to us stop talking. b The teacher said us to stop talking. c The teacher told us to stop talking. 20 "Where have you been?" my mom asked. a My mom asked where I had been. b My mom asked where I was c My mom asked where had I been. 21 "The chef is preparing the dinner." (Passive voice) a The dinner is prepared by the chef. b The dinner is being prepared by the chef. c The dinner was prepared by the chef.

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Global News Quiz: Grammar & VocabOnline version

by Jairo Pérez

Reported Speech: “I am studying for the exam,” said Mark.

Vocabulary: What verb do you use when you say something is true, even if others don’t believe it?

Possessions: Someone who values objects more than people is...

Passive Voice: "The news is watched by millions." (Active voice?)

Oral Presentations: What is the best way to start a presentation about Global News?

Reported Question: “Where do you live?” she asked me.

Reporting Verbs: If you say "I'm sorry I'm late," you are...

Mixed (Passive/Reported): "The building was destroyed," the reporter said.

Which of these is a "hard news" topic?

Reported Speech: "We have finished the project," they told her.

Vocabulary: To speak very quietly so others can’t hear.

An object that has a high emotional value is...

Passive Voice: "The report __________ by the student tomorrow."

Oral Skills: During a presentation, "Eye contact" means...

Reported Question: "Can you help me?" he asked.

Reporting Verbs: "Don’t forget to bring your ID," the teacher said.

A person who lives with only the bare essentials is a...

"The suspect was arrested," the officer reported.

"Stop talking!" the teacher commanded.

"Where have you been?" my mom asked.

"The chef is preparing the dinner." (Passive voice)