| 451 | This is the _____ place I've visited. | best |
| 452 | Identify the preposition in: "She is in the room." | in |
| 453 | Diminish means: | Decrease |
| 454 | Mixed Tenses: "I _____ him yesterday while I _____ down the street." | saw / was walking |
| 455 | The teacher, as well as the students, _____ present. | is |
| 456 | _____ you tell me the way to the station? | Could |
| 457 | Economics _____ a challenging subject. | is |
| 458 | Identify the pronoun: "Everything is fine." | Everything |
| 459 | She said, "I have been waiting." | She said she had been waiting. |
| 460 | If you _____ ice, it melts. | heat |
| 461 | There are many issues, _____? | aren't there |
| 462 | Pertinacious vs "tenacious": "pertinacious" implies: | Stubbornly persistent |
| 463 | To make a mountain out of a molehill means: | To exaggerate |
| 464 | To be on tenterhooks means: | To be anxious |
| 465 | Correctly punctuated: | There is a problem. |
| 466 | If he _____ his studies, he would pass. | concentrated |
| 467 | Identify the verb: "The machine works perfectly." | works |
| 468 | Synonym of "Obsolete" | Outdated |
| 469 | Synonym of "Blame" | Accuse |
| 470 | Choose the correct word: "The candle _____ in the wind." | flared |
| 471 | Find the error: "He is nervous from the exam." | nervous from |
| 472 | To be hoist with one's own petard means: | To be caught in one's own trap |
| 473 | He _____ be at home; his car is outside. | must |
| 474 | Which word is a noun: "His strength is remarkable." | strength |
| 475 | Identify the adverb: "They often go hiking on weekends." | often |
| 476 | Get down means: | To descend |
| 477 | Find the error: "He did not came to school yesterday." | did not came |
| 478 | Choose the correct word: "The _____ was beautiful." | scenery |
| 479 | I have _____ few friends in London. | a |
| 480 | She is the _____ girl in the class. | smartest |
| 481 | Identify the adverb: "I clearly remember the day." | clearly |
| 482 | To hit the sack means: | To go to sleep |
| 483 | Chicken out means: | To withdraw from fear |
| 484 | Raining cats and dogs means: | Heavy rain |
| 485 | Identify the adjective: "The tall boy ran quickly." | tall |
| 486 | Change to active: "The song was being sung by her." | She was singing the song. |
| 487 | Antonym of "Major" | Minor |
| 488 | Change to active: "The wire was not touched by them." | They did not touch the wire. |
| 489 | The team _____ playing well. | is |
| 490 | Synonym of "Weary" | Tired |
| 491 | She sings _____ than her sister. | more beautiful |
| 492 | We _____ in this city for 15 years now. | have been living |
| 493 | Each of the players _____ a uniform. | has |
| 494 | The train is _____ time. | on |
| 495 | Identify the device: "Books are the keys to knowledge." | Metaphor |
| 496 | Correctly punctuated: | He is an ex-president. |
| 497 | Find the error: "He has rang the bell twice already." | has rang |
| 498 | She is the _____ student in the class. | brightest |
| 499 | To see the writing on the wall means: | To write |
| 500 | Future Perfect: "She _____ the work by 5 PM." | will have finished |