1. He got the worse score in this class.
A B C D
Answer: B
Reason: The answer should be “The Worst”, because the statement is about degree of comparison and indicate superlative statement.
2. The sheepdog is chasing after the sheeps which is heading over the hill.
A B C D
Answer: C
Reason: The answer should be “Are”, because “The Sheeps” is plural.
3. Neither Tom or Jane is going to the beach today.
A B C D
Answer: A
Reason: The answer should be “Nor”, because neither must be followed by nor.
4. When she retired in 1989, tennis champion Christine Evert was the most
A B C
famous women athlete in the United Stated.
D
Answer: D
Reason: The answer should be “Famous Woman Athlete”, because the statement show that “Christine” is singular. So we can not use “Women”
5. Please give me a few coffee and some donuts if you have any left.
A B CD
Answer: B
Reason: The answer should be “A Cup Of”, because “Coffee” is uncountable noun.
6. She won’t be going to the conference, and neither won’t her colleagues.
A B C D
Answer: C
Reason: The answer should be “Either Won’t” or “Neither Will”, because if auxiliary verb in negative form it must be use either and if auxiliary verb in positive form it must be use neither.
7. He couldn’t gave me a good reasons, for what he did.
A B C D
Answer: A
Reason: The answer should be “Give”, because the auxiliary verb already in the past form. So the following verb must be in present form (Verb 1).
8. Mary had to balanced her account very carefullybecause she had only
AB C
little money.
D
Answer: A
Reason: The answer should be “Balance”, because after “To” must be followed by infinitive verb.
9. The Egyptians first discovered that dying fruits preserved it, made it sweeter and
A B C
improve its flavor.
D
Answer: D
Reason: The answer should be “Improved”, because the statement must be in paralel form.
10. Our friends might stopped to see us on their way to California.
A B C D
Answer: A
Reason: The answer should be “Stop”, because the auxiliary verb already in the past form. So the following verb must be in present form (Verb 1).
