Result Clauses Quiz 1 (60 MCQs)

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1. The imperfect subjunctive is usually translated as .....
2. Terentia talis feminae erat ut sola fuisset fortis.
3. Everyone came to the park ..... the weather was very bad.
4. Catilina tam superbus erat ut Romam capere vellet.
5. Ehhm ..... it's been a long time ..... I last drove a car.
6. You said you're moving to Argentina ..... you won't be needing your Harley. Can I have it?
7. Which type of clause? The walls were so large that they could not climb them.
8. I have ..... things to do today that I might have to work till late.
9. Caesar est tantus dux ut is Galliam vincat.
10. The imperfect subjunctive is used in various types of clauses, usually when the main verb is in a ..... tense.
11. Tantus, -a, um means ..... and can introduce a result clause.
12. Conrad made ..... money that he sold his business and moved to the Maldives.
13. Smoking is dangerous ..... Jon quit.
14. The residents weren't informed of the plans to develop the industrial park, ..... their outrage.
15. The government's cut our funding by 30% ..... , we've been forced to abandon the parks project.
16. I'm going to stay at home ..... the rain stops.
17. I'm afraid to go to the dentist ..... I never go.
18. He was ..... an old man ..... he could barely walk up the stairs.
19. The woman was so ..... that no one heard her come in.
20. Form:subject+ had+ past participle
21. A purpose clause is a(n) ..... clause that uses a ..... verb.
22. What does a result clause express?
23. There was traffic congestion in the centre, ..... the council's decision to pedestrianise it.
24. He was ..... a mean person that none of the neighbors liked him.
25. Anh is uninterested in the movie ..... he thinks it is boring.
26. I may volunteer on an eco-project next year, ..... you can live in my house.
27. Life in the Australian outback was ..... they returned to Sydney.
28. Jim has lived in that house for ..... I canremember.
29. Our car goes so / such fast that I can't even see the houses passing by.
30. ..... you arrive at the airport, a limo will be waiting to collect you.
31. ..... is used to express the objective of an action.
32. Bruno is nervous ..... he has a job interview.
33. In which case does "enough" appear FIRST in a sentence?
34. Cicero tantam amorem de re publica habet ut suam vivam ei det.
35. Close the window ..... the rain won't get in.
36. Complete the sentence:There is ..... much snow
37. The present subjunctive of sum adds ..... endings to the base .....
38. Terentia talis feminae erat ut sola esset fortis.
39. Pater tot liberos habet ut non nomina omnia sciat.
40. There were ..... many runners for the width of the road.
41. Cicero pro re publica tam propugnabat ut Catilina Romam non perdidisset.
42. Negative result clauses are introduced with .....
43. Terentia talis feminae est ut sola fu erit fortis.
44. I am not ..... to run half a marathon.
45. What does the heart do?
46. My qualifying time wasn't ..... for me to enter the race.
47. ..... is used to express a command.
48. Cicero pro re publica tam propugnat ut Catilina Romam non perdiderit.
49. Which type of clause? In order to find the temple, they sent scouts.
50. Cicero tantam amorem de re publica habebat ut suam vivam ei dedisset.
51. In a result clause, ut can be translated as .....
52. She organised her work schedule ..... she could compete in Tall Ships racing events twice a year.
53. The car was ..... fast ..... he was never late for class.
54. She set up an online business, and ..... she is able to work from home.
55. I studied the material until late into the night.
56. Tanta erat eius potestas ut senatus eum timeret.
57. Catilina tam superbus est ut Romam capere voluerit.
58. They sell ..... lovely flowers in that shop.
59. What does a purpose clause express?
60. Paul ran ..... slowly that all the other participants passed him.