Usage Errors Quiz 2 (25 MCQs)

Quiz Instructions

Select an option to see the correct answer instantly.

1. Carol wondered (who, whom) she should ask for directions.
2. (Who, whom) made the decision to complete their homework before the deadline?
3. Identify the sentence with the correct usage of 'its' or 'it's':
4. When I am dizzy, I need to (lay, lie) down.
5. The teacher could do very little to solve the problem as she was not awear of the issue.
6. BONUS: ..... classroom is your homeroom? Fill in the blank.
7. Ferris wanted ..... go outside, but it was raining. Fill in the blank.
8. Determine the correct usage:Jonathan had (already/all ready) decided that the best choice for his future was to join (a/an) union.
9. I need ..... telephone number.
10. Susan is the chef ..... will create a wonderful menu for the party.
11. Choose one sentence that does not have errors in grammar usage.
12. A lot (noun / adverb) of students at West work part-time jobs on the weekends. Thankfully, (a / an) majority of teachers are (accepting / excepting) of this and try to give a degree of homework that is managable.
13. I know you ..... do it all by yourself.
14. ..... house was just put up for sale and sold within a week.
15. Identify the subject-verb agreement error in the following sentence:The group of students (is/are) going on a field trip.
16. The lions defend ..... cubs.
17. Which of the following options corrects the run-on sentence:She likes to read books she also enjoys watching movies.
18. I know that ..... ready for the championship game.
19. Select the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement.
20. Tyler brought ..... many cupcakes to school, so him and Jase decided to pass some out to teachers. Fill in the blank.
21. Janet plays basketball so (good, well) that I can see her playing in the WNBA.
22. We know ..... the meanest kids in school.
23. I decided I would take the moral high ground (anyway, anyways).
24. I need to finish my homework and ..... I can play Fortnite.
25. Choose the correct punctuation for the following sentence:Have you seen my keys my phone or my wallet