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F1 Term 2 Grammar Practice VI Answer Key

The document is a grammar test from St Paul's Convent School from the 2017-2018 final term. It contains 4 sections: [1] Tenses with 20 multiple choice questions; [2] Parts of Speech with 12 multiple choice questions; [3] Relative Clauses with 8 multiple choice questions; and [4] Proofreading with a passage to edit containing 20 errors marked with question numbers. The test is worth a total of 60 marks.

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F1 Term 2 Grammar Practice VI Answer Key

The document is a grammar test from St Paul's Convent School from the 2017-2018 final term. It contains 4 sections: [1] Tenses with 20 multiple choice questions; [2] Parts of Speech with 12 multiple choice questions; [3] Relative Clauses with 8 multiple choice questions; and [4] Proofreading with a passage to edit containing 20 errors marked with question numbers. The test is worth a total of 60 marks.

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ST PAUL’S CONVENT SCHOOL

FINAL TERM TEST 2017-2018


GENERAL ENGLISH
TEST II GRAMMAR
ANSWER KEY
TOTAL MARKS: 60

Date: 17 April 2018 No. of pages: 2

Name: _____________________ ( ) F. 1 S T P A U L

A. Tenses (20 marks, 1 mark each)

EXAMPLE 1 2 3 4 5
lived had considered stopping kept scared

6 7 8 9 10
died cleaned gone taken stop

11 12 13 14 15
check were had take/ to take meant

16 17 18 19 20
brought/ would loved were having/ did not talk bring
bring had/ would
have

B Parts of Speech (12 marks, 1 mark each)

1 2 3 4
verb noun adjective adverb

5 6 7 8
conjunction Determiner/ noun noun
article

9 10 11 12
adjective adjective verb adverb

C Relative Clauses (8 marks, 1 mark each)

1 2 3 4
where/ X/ that/ which/ X who that/ which/ X
which/that

5 6 7 8
that/ which/ X that/ which/ X where that/ which/ X

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D. Proof reading (20 marks, 1 mark each)

1 Before we all had cars to drive, people used

2 horses to get around, and almost everyone was

3√ taught to care for and ride a horse. Today, horse riding

4 has become recreational. There are many obvious

5 health benefits to horse riding, and horses are even used

6 in therapy for mentally disabled children. Before taking

7 it up as a hobby, though, there are certain pros and

8 cons to be considered. There are a number of advantages

9 to taking up horse riding. To begin with, it is an

10 enjoyable activity which one can do by themselves/himself/herself/oneself

11 or with others, so it is good fun. It is also but a good

12 form of exercise which can help you keep fit. On the

13 other hand, there are some disadvantages to horse

14 riding. To start with, it is rather expensive because

15 lessons and equipment cost a lot. In addition, it can be

16 rather dangerous as a rider can suffer serious injuries

17√ if they fall off the horse. On the whole, although horse

18 riding is expensive and quite dangerous, but I believe it

19 is great fun and good exercise. It might to be dangerous

20 but, if you can afford it, the experience is unique.

*** END OF PAPER***

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