Error Recognition Quiz 12 (60 MCQs)

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1. Find the mistake:Each of the students have completed their assignments.
2. In(A) the movie, the(B) actor has showed(C) a fiercely(D), dreamy and brave character
3. My father, unlike many other drivers, drive very carelessly.
4. In my opinion, all schools has to have a school uniform.
5. Common disorders affect mainly the heart. They may be neither congenital deformities or acquired heart diseases.
6. After the physics lesson, the children know that water will boil at 100 degrees C.
7. Anna thinks she ought to go to the university, or she wants to get qualifications for her dream job.
8. Why you do not come to the birthday party?
9. A form of this disease that is atherosclerosis in which the arteries become narrowed or clogged with deposits of fatty material, mainly cholesterol in the form of atheromas.
10. Bob's story was not only more interesting than John, but it was more realistic.
11. We study English every Monday and Wednesday.
12. (Grammar) ..... was backed up for miles on the freeway.
13. Your failing to heed the doctor's advice will be to your detriment.
14. Identify the error in the following sentence:'Each of the players have a unique skill set.'
15. You should examine the letter carefully before you submit a response.
16. Too much water makes plants turning brown on the edges of their leaves.
17. A fact is a statement that is true. It is information that can be proved or verified by using evident.
18. Read each sentence carefully and determine whether an error exists. Choose the option that best describes the sentence.The committee had the complex and arduous task of reviewing hundreds of applicants for the administrative position.
19. More than half of the children in the 1, 356-member district qualifies for reduced-price or free lunches.
20. Pop Art was a movement of the 1950's and 1960's which imagery was based on readily recognized American products and people.
21. If a glass lizard lost its tail, a new one will grow to replace it.
22. When she was young, her indulgent parents gave up to all her demands and now she is a rude and selfish girl.
23. She detests to cook (A) and doing (B) the washing up C) (after (D) meals.
24. Pamela knew that Keith was capable of manage the Smith family's wedding, so she left him in charge of catering the event.
25. There is major universities-a key factor in the spread of new ideas and in training workers.
26. He must (A) saving up (B) his money so as to (C) buy (D) a new house next year.
27. In 1066, a bright comet ..... in the sky attracted much attention.
28. Many communities are dependent on groundwater ..... from wells for their water supply.
29. At 60 years old, Margaret decided to postpone her retirement to try a little more new life experiences.
30. We ought to not (A) play football as (B) it's raining (C) outside (D).
31. Since motorcycles are danger, many parents refuse to allow their children to purchase them, and thereby possibly reduce the number of road accidents.
32. I hate having to go to the doctor because they always ask very invasive questions that make me uncomfortable.
33. His tutor encouraged (A) him reading (B) widely (C) in (D) philosophy.
34. The president refused to accept either of the four new proposals made by the contractors.
35. Identify the error in the sentence: "She don't like to play soccer on rainy days."
36. Identify the error in the sentence: "She has went to the store to buy groceries."
37. It is (A) his dishonesty what (B) I dislike (C) the most (D).
38. Gothic Revival architecture has (A) basic characteristics (B) that distinguish(C) it from other nineteen-century (D) architectural styles.
39. It has taken (A) me so much (B) time to learn (C) that lesson three months ago (D).
40. As a secretary of transportation from 1975 to 1977, William Coleman worked to help the bankrupt railroads in the northeastern United States solved their financial problems.
41. Which word is a synonym for 'quick'?
42. He jumped down after shouted a warning to those standing below.
43. We have interviewed many people who is interested in the job we have been advertising in the trade newsletter that is distributed so widely.
44. The intersection of two sets A and B cover any elements that are either members of A or members of B.
45. Correct the error:The boy's ate all the cookie's.
46. This type of plant (A) require very little water and (B) grows best in sandy (C) soil. (D) No error
47. Why the condition of the patient deteriorated so quickly it was not explained.
48. The girl (A) which won the competition was (B) given a prize and (C) a certificate. (D) No error
49. It is much more easier to obtain a college education these days than it was years ago
50. Select the word that is incorrectly spelt.
51. He drinks (A) quite a lot, what (B) is why (C) he is so (D) ill.
52. Let's not get caught up in all th is problems; we should solve them and move forward.
53. There are (A) a lot of tickets left (B), so you mustn't (C) pay for the tickets in advance (D).
54. There isn't (A) much (B) waters (C) in the tank (D) anymore (E).Jawaban:B
55. People who (A) achieve (B) success do many different things before, like studying, working, and to attend (C) classes in (D) university
56. He said that he (A)don't want to go because (B)he was tired, but (C)he changed his mind later.(D) No error
57. Find the mistake in the sentence below. Click on the letter of the section where the mistake occurs. If there is no mistake choose E.(A) The boy (B) whom you were speaking to (C) while I was on the phone (D) is my cousin.
58. No matter how diverse a menu may be, John always orders the most basic dish that he could find.
59. What would you do if you will win a million pounds?
60. When Pierre L'Enfant designed the national capital in 1791, her envisioned a broad boulevard linking the White House and the Capitol.