| 1951 | Resilient means: | Able to recover quickly |
| 1952 | This road is _____ than that one. | longer |
| 1953 | You _____ take care of your health. | must |
| 1954 | Mathematics _____ not easy for everyone. | is |
| 1955 | Virtual vs "virtuous": "virtual" means: | Almost or nearly |
| 1956 | Identify the adverb: "The soldiers fought bravely." | bravely |
| 1957 | Correctly punctuated: | She studies hard: she wants to succeed. |
| 1958 | Which is a cleft sentence? | It was John who broke the window. |
| 1959 | Biannual vs "biennial": "biennial" means: | Every two years |
| 1960 | If I _____ you, I would apologize. | were |
| 1961 | Find the error: "He thanked to me for the gift." | thanked to me |
| 1962 | I have _____ idea. | an |
| 1963 | Change to active: "The match was cancelled by them." | They cancelled the match. |
| 1964 | Unexceptionable vs "unexceptional": "unexceptionable" means: | Beyond criticism |
| 1965 | He said, "I ordered them to leave." | He said he had ordered them to leave. |
| 1966 | Identify the pronoun: "This is exactly what I wanted." | This |
| 1967 | The Arabian Nights _____ an interesting book. | is |
| 1968 | Disorganized vs "unorganized": "unorganized" means: | Not organized at all |
| 1969 | Past Perfect Continuous: "She _____ TV all evening before guests arrived." | had been watching |
| 1970 | Assonance is: | Repetition of vowel sounds |
| 1971 | Find the error: "He prefers tea than coffee." | tea than |
| 1972 | She said, "I requested him to wait." | She said that she had requested him to wait. |
| 1973 | Identify the auxiliary verb: "He has finished the work." | has |
| 1974 | Stationary vs "stationery": "stationery" means: | Writing materials |
| 1975 | If I had money, I _____ buy a car. | would |
| 1976 | He said, "I had already left before she arrived." | He said that he had already left before she arrived. |
| 1977 | If we _____ together, we will win. | work |
| 1978 | Identify the pronoun: "Someone must take responsibility." | Someone |
| 1979 | Sit down means: | To take a seat |
| 1980 | Identify the adverb: "I almost forgot your birthday." | almost |
| 1981 | Some of the children _____ crying. | are |
| 1982 | Change to passive: "She spoke to me." | I was spoken to by her. |
| 1983 | Change to active: "He is said to be honest." | People say he is honest. |
| 1984 | Let bygones be _____. | bygones |
| 1985 | Find the error: "She has swam across the river easily." | has swam |
| 1986 | She is tantamount _____ a refusal. | to |
| 1987 | Ethics _____ important in business. | is |
| 1988 | Identify the adverb in: "He almost missed the train." | almost |
| 1989 | If she _____ harder, she would pass. | studied |
| 1990 | Synonym of "Fail" | Flop |
| 1991 | Lavish means: | Extravagant |
| 1992 | Either of the boys _____ to blame. | is |
| 1993 | He condoned _____ the mistake. | with |
| 1994 | Change to passive: "She put off the meeting." | The meeting was put off by her. |
| 1995 | Identify the conjunction in: "Although he tried, he failed." | Although |
| 1996 | Change to passive: "She wrote a letter." | A letter was written. |
| 1997 | Plenty of time _____ available. | is |
| 1998 | She said, "Must I go?" | She asked if she had to go. |
| 1999 | Identify the underlined part: "She has [a beautiful voice]." | Noun phrase |
| 2000 | Neither of the answers _____ correct. | is |