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Grammar basics quiz

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1

Which sentence is in the passive voice?

2

Choose the active sentence that corresponds to the passive: 'The book was written by the author.'

3

Which phrase should be used when the material is the same after processing: 'made of' or 'made from'?

4

Choose the correct sentence using 'made from'

5

When describing material that becomes a different substance, which is correct: 'made of' vs 'made with'?

6

Identify the passive form in this sentence: 'A new movie is being watched by many fans.'

7

What is the superlative form of 'good' in English?

8

Which sentence uses a superlative correctly?

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Which sentence shows a passive voice with a 'by' agent optional?

10

Which option is NOT a passive voice construction?

11

What is the primary gas in Earth's atmosphere by volume?

12

Which particle has a negative charge and orbits the nucleus in an atom?

13

Which law relates force, mass, and acceleration?

14

What is the powerhouse organelle in eukaryotic cells?

15

Which quantum number indicates the orientation of an orbital?

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In chemistry, what type of bond involves sharing electron pairs between atoms?

17

Which planet has the most moons as of recent counts?

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What is the term for the decrease in entropy in a system?

19

Which process moves water from plants to the atmosphere?

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Which principle explains why a spinning ice skater accelerates when arms pull in?

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Passive voice uses be + past participle; the agent may be included with 'by'.

Active voice has the subject performing the action first.

Use 'made of' for the material composition; 'made from' implies transformation.

'Made from' indicates the material results from processing.

Use 'made with' for an ingredient added; 'made of' for composition.

Passive forms include is/was + being + past participle.

Irregular adjectives form: good -> best.

Use 'the tallest' as the superlative of 'tall'.

Passive voice with agent: 'was written by' is common; agent may be omitted.

Present simple passive uses 'be' + past participle; 'She is reading' is active.

Nitrogen makes up about 78% of the atmosphere; oxygen is ~21%.

Electrons are negatively charged and surround the nucleus; protons and neutrons are in the nucleus.

F = ma defines how force causes acceleration for a given mass.

Mitochondria generate most ATP; ribosomes synthesize proteins.

ml describes orbital orientation; n and l describe size and shape, ms spin.

Covalent bonds share electrons; ionic bonds involve electron transfer.

Saturn currently has a higher known moon count than Jupiter.

Negentropy describes order increase; natural tendency is toward higher entropy.

Transpiration releases water vapor from leaves.

Reducing radius increases angular velocity to conserve angular momentum.

 
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