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Spelling, Vocabulary, and Punctuation Quiz


Weekend Quiz

Spelling:

A.     Which is correct?

·        Address

·        Adress

B.     Which is correct?

·        Occured

·        Occurred

C.      Which is correct?

·        Government

·        Goverment

D.     Which is correct?

·        Influential

·        Influencial

E.      Which is correct?

·        Acheive

·        Achieve

F.      Which is correct?

·        Knowledgeable

·        Knowledgable

G.     Which is correct?

·        Conscios

·        Conscious

H.     Which is correct?

·        Existance

·        Existence

I.       Which is correct?

·        Manageable

·        Managable

J.       Which is correct?

·        Desparate

·        Desperate

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 Vocabulary: Write a synonym for each word/phrase:

1.      Recently ___________

2.      For instance ____________

3.      Opinion ________________

4.      Discuss _____________

5.      Agree _________

6.      Finally _________

7.      Likewise _______

8.      Problems _________

9.      Generally _________

10.   Relevant  ________


Correct the spelling of some words and punctuate the sentences.

in my opinion, the best solution to these problems is to promote an active lifstyle firstly millions of people stay les active because they use cars instead of walking therefore an effective way to make people more active is to advertise walking and cycling as safe and attractiv alternatives to motorized transport moreover inactive lifestyle is gaining poplarity because nowadays a lot of people prefer passive rest to workouts in the gym and the best way to avoid the hazards of unhealthy living is to obtain a regular doose of physical activity thus promoting gyms and regular exercising would incres the level of activity

 

Answers:

Spelling

  • address
  • occurred
  • government
  • influential
  • achieve
  • knowledgeable
  • conscious
  • existence
  • manageable
  • desperate
Vocabulary
1. Recently - nowadays, these times, in recent times
2. For instance - for example, such as, to illustrate
3. Opinion - view, perspective, judgment
4. Discuss - argue, explain, debate
5. Agree - acknowledge, concur, admit
6. Finally - lastly, ultimately, eventually
7. Likewise - similarly, in the same way, also
8. Problems - dilemmas, obstacles, issues
9. Generally - overall, all in all, as a rule
10. Relevant - related, suited, compatible

Spelling and Punctuation

In my opinion, the best solution to these problems is to promote an active lifestyle. Firstly, millions of people stay less active because they use cars instead of walking. Therefore, an effective way to make people more active is to advertise walking and cycling as safe and attractive alternatives to motorized transport. Moreover, an inactive lifestyle is gaining popularity because nowadays a lot of people prefer passive rest to workouts in the gym. And the best way to avoid the hazards of unhealthy living is to obtain a regular dose of physical activity. Thus, promoting gyms and regular exercising would increase the level of activity.


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