Đề 2 – Bài tập, đề thi trắc nghiệm online Tiếng Anh 1

A A. The dog wagged it's tail. B B. The dog wagged its tail. C C. Its a beautiful day. D D. It's tail was wagging.

A A. I enjoy to swim in the ocean. B B. I enjoy swim in the ocean. C C. I enjoy swimming in the ocean. D D. I enjoy swam in the ocean.

A A. If I was you, I would study harder. B B. If I were you, I would study harder. C C. If I am you, I would study harder. D D. If I will be you, I would study harder.

A A. Because it was raining, I stayed inside. B B. I stayed inside because it was raining. C C. I stayed inside, and I watched a movie. D D. Staying inside, I watched a movie.

A A. To provide a concluding statement. B B. To introduce the main idea of the paragraph. C C. To offer supporting details. D D. To provide a transition to the next paragraph.

A A. I am living here for five years. B B. I lived here for five years. C C. I have been living here for five years. D D. I live here for five years.

A A. I went to the store;I bought milk, bread, and eggs. B B. I went to the store, I bought milk;bread;and eggs. C C. I went to the store, I bought milk, bread, and eggs; D D. I went to the store: I bought milk, bread, and eggs.

A A. To provide a brief summary of the essay. B B. To introduce the topic of the essay. C C. To state the main argument or point of the essay. D D. To offer supporting evidence.

A A. 'Affect' is a noun, and 'effect' is a verb. B B. 'Affect' is a verb meaning to influence, and 'effect' is a noun meaning a result. C C. 'Affect' is a noun meaning a result, and 'effect' is a verb meaning to influence. D D. There is no difference between 'affect' and 'effect'.

A A. Denotation is the implied meaning, and connotation is the literal meaning. B B. Denotation is the literal meaning, and connotation is the implied or emotional meaning. C C. They are the same thing. D D. Denotation is only used in poetry.

A A. To describe a noun. B B. To connect two clauses. C C. To modify a verb, adjective, or another adverb. D D. To show possession.

A A. The wind whispered through the trees. B B. He is a shining star. C C. She is as brave as a lion. D D. Time is a thief.

A A. I like to swim, hiking, and to bike. B B. I like swimming, to hike, and biking. C C. I like to swim, to hike, and to bike. D D. I like swimming, hiking, and to bike.

A A. The dogs barks loudly. B B. The dog bark loudly. C C. The dogs bark loudly. D D. The dog barks loudly.

A A. 'Lie' means to place something down, and 'lay' means to recline. B B. 'Lie' means to recline, and 'lay' means to place something down. C C. They are interchangeable. D D. 'Lie' is only used in the past tense.

A A. The childrens toys are scattered everywhere. B B. The childs toys are scattered everywhere. C C. The children's toys are scattered everywhere. D D. The childrens' toys are scattered everywhere.

A A. The cat sat on the mat. B B. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. C C. Time flies when you're having fun. D D. The sun smiled down on us.

A A. I must go to the store. B B. I should go to the store. C C. I can go to the store. D D. I might go to the store.

A A. She is a well known author. B B. She is a well-known author. C C. She is a well known-author. D D. She is a well knownauthor.

A A. She said, 'I am going to the store.' B B. She said, I am going to the store. C C. She said 'I am going to the store'. D D. She said, 'I am going to the store'?

A A. Who did you see at the party? B B. Whom is going to the store? C C. Who are you going with? D D. Whom did you give the book to?

A A. I saw a elephant at the zoo. B B. I saw an elephant at the zoo. C C. I saw the elephant at zoo. D D. I saw elephant at a zoo.

A A. The sun is like a giant ball of fire. B B. The flowers danced in the breeze. C C. He is as tall as a tree. D D. She is a bright star.

A A. I need: milk, bread, and eggs. B B. I need milk: bread: and eggs. C C. I need milk, bread, and eggs: D D. I need the following: milk, bread, and eggs.

A A. Opinion, size, age, shape, color, origin, material, purpose B B. Size, age, shape, color, opinion, origin, material, purpose C C. Age, size, shape, color, origin, material, purpose, opinion D D. Opinion, size, shape, age, color, origin, material, purpose