6th grade grammar
6th grade (Year 7 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.8.1.B, L.8.3.A, L.6.1.A, L.6.1.B · England: Y6 GPS (passive voice), KS2 SATs GPS, KS3 Grammar
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Question 1
Choose the best answer. A newspaper does not know who damaged a statue. Which sentence fits?
- A. Somebody damaged it, who knows.
- B. The statue damaged overnight.
- C. The statue was damaged overnight.
- D. They damaged the statue overnight, probably.
Question 2
Type the verb (from the brackets) that agrees with the subject. The box of old photos ___ (is/are) in the attic.
Answer
Question 3
Is this sentence active or passive? The orchestra played three pieces.
- A. active
- B. passive
Question 4
Choose the correct form of the verb in brackets. He ___ his bike to the park. (ride)
- A. rid
- B. rode
- C. ridden
- D. rided
Question 5
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ been a long day.
- A. Its
- B. It's
Question 6
Choose the correct pronoun. To ___ did you send the letter?
- A. who
- B. whom
- C. whose
Question 7
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. I can't breath under water.
Answer
Question 8
Which sentence is correct? • Neither my parents nor my sister are liking horror films. • Neither my parents nor my sister like horror films. • Neither my parents nor my sister liking horror films. • Neither my parents nor my sister likes horror films.
- A. Neither my parents nor my sister are liking horror films.
- B. Neither my parents nor my sister like horror films.
- C. Neither my parents nor my sister liking horror films.
- D. Neither my parents nor my sister likes horror films.
Question 9
Choose the correct pronoun ending in -self or -selves. I made this card ___.
- A. meself
- B. me
- C. mine
- D. myself
Question 10
Which sentence is correct? • You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent. • Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent. • You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
- A. You're welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
- B. Your welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
- C. Your welcome to borrow your sister's tent.
- D. You're welcome to borrow you're sister's tent.
Question 11
Type the form of the verb that completes the phrase. lead → yesterday I ___
Answer
Question 12
Choose the pronoun that stays consistent with the rest of the sentence. The museum asks visitors to leave ___ bags in the lockers.
- A. their
- B. your
- C. its
- D. our
Question 13
Which sentence keeps its pronouns consistent (no shift in person or number)? • I enjoy cooking because it lets you be creative. • I enjoy cooking because it lets me be creative. • I enjoy cooking because it lets one be creative. • I enjoy cooking because it lets us be creative.
- A. I enjoy cooking because it lets you be creative.
- B. I enjoy cooking because it lets me be creative.
- C. I enjoy cooking because it lets one be creative.
- D. I enjoy cooking because it lets us be creative.
Question 14
Which sentence is the passive version of this sentence? The council will build a new library. • The council will be built by a new library. • A new library will build the council. • A new library is built by the council. • A new library will be built by the council.
- A. The council will be built by a new library.
- B. A new library will build the council.
- C. A new library is built by the council.
- D. A new library will be built by the council.
Question 15
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. Neither the coach nor the players ___ the new rule.
- A. like
- B. likes
Question 16
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. The books on the top shelf ___ dusty.
- A. is
- B. are
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