Error Recognition Quiz 4 (60 MCQs)

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1. People from temperate climates cannot survive for long in temperatures extreme.
2. Try to do short walks frequently and when your body is used to walk, you can start jogging regularly.
3. What is the correct form of the verb in the sentence: "She ..... to the gym every morning."
4. The Call of the Wild is one of the many stories about the gold rush in Alaska writing by Jack London.
5. When you have a clear understanding of yourself, you become an empowered individual, able to overcome the setbacks and challenges in lives.
6. Since the early years of this century have flown across oceans to test their machines, test themselves and respond to their craving for adventure.
7. A ray of light passing through the center of a thin lens keeping its original direction.
8. Principals must take prompt and appropriate action to combat the insurgence of school bullying.
9. Of all the evidence that has piled up (A) since Webster's paper was published, there is (B) no new (C) ideas to contradict (D) his original theory.
10. Question 6. To learn (A) foreign languages are (B) necessary for us (C) to have (D) a good job.
11. Like the Amish, Mennonites are religious and traditional, but not alike the mish, Mennonites are not widely known by the public.
12. The suwanne river has been never important for transport and no significant hydropower potential
13. Identify the error in the sentence: "The dog chased it's tail around and around."
14. Some (A) people come (B) there (C) and drank sugar cane juice (D) yesterday.
15. Identify the misspelled word:She went to recieve her award.
16. I study English and French for four years.
17. When the officers realized a robbery was in progress, they quickly spring into action.
18. He apologized with me for arriving late.
19. The workers were also increasing because of some general changes.
20. The new railway station being painted a bright pink, so potential passengers who might otherwise drive past cannot fail to notice it.
21. I read in the newspaper that England didn't get to the quarter finals last year and France didn't neither.
22. Aviation safety authorities are investigating how two passenger planes wind up on a collision course over the Northern Territory on Tuesday.
23. The man should take off his hat when he goes into a house in the UK.
24. Princeton University, which was establish in 1746, is one of the oldest universities in the United States
25. The sermon delivered by the pastor certainly gave us food for thought; it was very stimulating,
26. Whenever he is distraught, he will still make a jest with us.
27. Sometimes, in fact one of the first symptoms of this disease is heart attack. The risk factors of atherosclerosis is:high level of cholesterol, high blood pressure, cigarette smoking, obesity, a sedentary life style, ageing, being male and heredity.
28. Supersonic transport such the Concorde will probably be widely accepted as soon as problems of noise and atmospheric pollution are resolved.
29. We need to book a temp to cover Rebecca while she's away on annual leave. Would you mind getting in touch to the temping agency? The dates are 14th-18th July.
30. I don't think I've ever seen such a wide array of neglected animals before I began volunteering at the shelter.
31. It will be said that a million years ago there were a lot more species of animals than there are now.
32. He didn't meet (A) her even (B) one time (C) since they said (D) good bye together .
33. Five kilometers are an average distance for me to run
34. Grown crops in a sustainable manner, people can help reduce the environmental impact of farming.
35. She was not feeling well at the beginning of the journey, and sitting at the front of the car made her feel worse.
36. Correct the sentence:The children plays outside.
37. Despite of the mixed reviews, the film was nominated for Best Picture.
38. The formula used (A) in the study calls for either (B) peroxide or metaldehyde, but (C) metaldehyde was (D) not always available.
39. Kepler's Laws, principles outlining planetary movement, was formulated based on observations made without a telescope.
40. Jim was upset last night because he had to do too many homeworks.
41. If I had a lot of money, I will go to Japan
42. Look at the man which is teaching in the classroom.
43. Marie Curie's research on radioactivity [A] has earned her [B] two Nobel Prizes and [C] have paved the way for [D] advancements in nuclear physics.
44. We might need to stop and thinking about what we want in life as an employee.
45. She doesn't understand about the subject.
46. Although I am not really interested to football, I always accompany my father to watch the matches
47. She has able to persuade people; therefore, Lucy is appropriate in her position.
48. Citra:look, that cat is very BEAUTY.Sarah:you're right. It's SO CUTE and healthy. LET'S look CLOSER.
49. Please turn off television (A). I also like watching TV (B) but I have (C) to study for the (D) coming exam.
50. Amanda are wearing glasses.Which part is wrong from the sentence above?
51. She sings (A) that song much (B) more better (C) than I do (D).
52. If (A) you want (B) to get there on time (C), you should to take (D) a taxi.
53. Only with a two-thirds vote by both houses are the U.S. Congress able to override a presidential veto.
54. Not all (A) people (B) understand that every country (C) is having its own (D) unique culture and tradition.
55. Going to museums can be both educational and entertain.
56. I decided to climbed to the top of the hill to get a better view.
57. Research involving animals is useful when researchers developing medicinesto combat illnesses of both animals and people.
58. It is the facets cut into a diamond that make it to sparkle.
59. The Greek ancient found the measurement by drawing lines between key points of an object and making calculations.
60. Correct the sentence:The students bags were stolen.