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 correct word for the gap. The wind blew the ___ papers across the yard.
- A. loose
- B. lose
Question 2
Which sentence is the passive version of this sentence? The dog chased the cat. • The cat chased the dog. • The dog was chased by the cat. • The cat is chasing by the dog. • The cat was chased by the dog.
- A. The cat chased the dog.
- B. The dog was chased by the cat.
- C. The cat is chasing by the dog.
- D. The cat was chased by the dog.
Question 3
Is this sentence active or passive? The letters are delivered every morning.
- A. active
- B. passive
Question 4
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. The box of chocolates ___ on the table.
- A. are
- B. is
Question 5
Which sentence is correct? • The keys or the phone were in my bag. • The keys or the phone are in my bag. • The keys or the phone be in my bag. • The keys or the phone is in my bag.
- A. The keys or the phone were in my bag.
- B. The keys or the phone are in my bag.
- C. The keys or the phone be in my bag.
- D. The keys or the phone is in my bag.
Question 6
Choose the correct form of the verb in brackets. Yesterday Ana ___ across the whole lake. (swim)
- A. swimmed
- B. swam
- C. swims
- D. swum
Question 7
Choose the correct pronoun. To ___ did you send the letter?
- A. whom
- B. who
- C. whose
Question 8
Type the form of the verb that completes the phrase. teach → yesterday I ___
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Question 9
Which sentence is correct? • The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now. • The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now. • The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now. • The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now.
- A. The cat hurt its paw, but it's fine now.
- B. The cat hurt it's paw, but it's fine now.
- C. The cat hurt it's paw, but its fine now.
- D. The cat hurt its paw, but its fine now.
Question 10
Choose the best answer. Which sentence hides who made the mistake?
- A. A mistake was made in the accounts.
- B. Leo's accounts had his mistake.
- C. Leo made a mistake in the accounts.
- D. The accounts were wrong because of Leo.
Question 11
Choose the correct word or words for the gap. ___ raining again!
- A. Its
- B. It's
Question 12
The coach told Sam that he had to try harder. Which rewrite makes the meaning clear?
- A. The coach told Sam that they had to try harder.
- B. He told him that he had to try harder.
- C. The coach told Sam that he had to try harder, he said.
- D. The coach told Sam, "You have to try harder."
Question 13
Which sentence keeps its pronouns consistent (no shift in person or number)? • The students handed in its essays. • The students handed in his essay. • The student handed in their essays, and he left. • The students handed in their essays.
- A. The students handed in its essays.
- B. The students handed in his essay.
- C. The student handed in their essays, and he left.
- D. The students handed in their essays.
Question 14
Choose the correct pronoun ending in -self or -selves. The twins taught ___ to juggle.
- A. theirselves
- B. themselves
- C. them
- D. themself
Question 15
Type the verb (from the brackets) that agrees with the subject. The windows in the classroom ___ (need/needs) cleaning.
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Question 16
Each sentence has one wrong word. Type the word that should replace it. We past the station at noon.
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