Usage Errors Quiz 3 (25 MCQs)

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1. Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: "The committee has made ..... decision."
2. Which word is correct? The ..... of the book was very interesting.
3. The (principle, principal) reason I got the job was that I was well prepared beforehand.
4. Fill in the blank with the correct word: ..... a beautiful day outside.
5. Marlene needs a few dollars for bus .....
6. Determine the correct usage:Where would it be (acceptable / exceptable) for me to drop these off at (correct / incorrect)?
7. Select the sentence that uses the correct form of 'your' or 'you're':
8. Which of the following options corrects the run-on sentence:I love to travel I have been to many countries.
9. Identify the subject-verb agreement error in the following sentence:The collection of coins (is/are) valuable.
10. Which sentence correctly uses the word 'literally'?
11. From the teacher's comments, I (implied, inferred) that the class as a whole did a good job.
12. Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'fewer' and 'less'.
13. We need to ..... some milk.
14. ..... are coming all the way from Ireland.
15. That project was harder (than, then) all other assignments I've ever done combined.
16. We put on ..... sunglasses and sandals.
17. Sam had (Already / All ready) turned in applications to several restaurants, but a lot (adverb/noun) of them had (accepted/excepted) other applicants.
18. If you get in trouble at school, ..... going to lose your tablet for a week.
19. ..... going to start calling busses at 3:15. Fill in the blank
20. I am going ..... the show.
21. Mom and Dad drove ..... car to the movies.
22. ..... supplies for class are still in the computer room. Fill in the blank.
23. Josh made an ( acception / exception) for Abbey, for she was (a / an) honorable person. However, I think it was because he likes her a lot (adverb / noun).
24. I (would of, would have) called you, but it was 1 A.M., and I thought you'd be asleep.
25. My dad's facial expression (implied, inferred) that he is disappointed.