Grade 6 Primary English – Formation Of Sentences Quiz

1. Write in passive voice The man swept the school compound

The school's compound was swept by the man
The compound of school was swept by the man
The school compound was swept by the man
The man swept the compound of the school
Explanation:

2. Write in passive voice; The teacher locked the cupboards

The cupboards which are locked by the teacher
The teacher who locked the cupboards
The cupboards were locked by the teacher
The cupboards which the teacher locked
Explanation:

3. Write in passive voice; my mother cooked bananas and potatoes together

Bananas and potatoes were cooked together by my mother
My mother, together cooked potatoes and bananas
Together, my mother cooked potatoes and bananas
The bananas and potatoes that my mother cooked together
Explanation:

4. Write in passive voice; The architect build the house again after the storm

The house that was build again after the storm
The architect build the house again after the storm
The house was build again after the storm by the architect
After the storm, the architect build the house again
Explanation:

5. Write in passive voice; The cat drinks milk from the bowl

The milk is drank from the bowl by the cat
The bowl the cat drinks the milk from
The milk from the bowl which the can drinks
The bowl from which the cat drinks milk
Explanation:

6. Write in passive voice; The carpenter made the table

The table was made by the carpenter
The carpenter who made the table
The carpenter and the table he made
The carpenter and the table were made
Explanation:

7. Write in passive voice; The headmaster made the announcement

The headmaster and the announcement that he made
The announcement and the headmaster made
The announcement was made by the headmaster
The announcement the headmaster made
Explanation:

8. Write in passive voice; He slaughtered the goat for meat

The goat he will slaughter
The goat that was slaughtered
The goat was slaughtered by him
The goat that he slaughtered
Explanation:

9. Write in passive voice; Mother brought this fruits

The fruits and mother came together
The fruits came with mother
The fruits are brought by mother
The fruits brought mother
Explanation:

10. The dog barked at him

The dog barked with him
His fog barked
He was barked at by the dog
The dog and him barked
Explanation:

11. Change into passive voice; Kelvin is driving a car.

The car the Kelvin is driving
Kelvin is the driver of the car
The car is being driven by kelvin
The car and kelvin is driving
Explanation:

12. Change into passive voice; The cat killed the rat

The cat had killed the rat
The rat that was killed by the cat
The rat died because of the cat
The rat was killed by the cat
Explanation:

13. Mary is reading a book

A book that Mary is reading
Mary has been reading a book
A book is being read by Mary
A book is read my Mary
Explanation:

14. Change into passive voice; Ann was washing the car

The car was being washed by Ann
The cat is being washed by Ann
The car that Ann was washing
Ann had been washing the car
Explanation:

15. Write in short form; I am

Am
Im
A'm
I'm
Explanation:

16. Write in short form; Shall not

Shallt
Shalln't
Shan't
Shannot
Explanation:

17. Write in short form; I will

'Will
I'll
'll
I'wil
Explanation:

18. Write in short form; There is

Theres'
The's
There's
Theirs
Explanation:

19. Write in short form; I would

Wu'd
I'wud
'Would
I'd
Explanation:

20. Write in short form; It is

I'ts
It's
Tis
Its
Explanation:

21. Write the sentence in passive voice: The dog bit the girl

The dog and the girl bit each other
The girl was bitten by the dog
The girl bit the dog
The dog bitten the girl
Explanation:

22. Write in passive voice: People in Vietnam eat rice noodles

Rice noodles are eaten by Vietnam people
Rice noodles eat the Vietnam people
Vietnam people and rice noodles are eaten
Rice noodles is eating Vietnam
Explanation:

23. I lost my homework: write in passive voice.

My homework ran away
I threw my homework away
My homework disappeared
My homework went away
Explanation:

24. The potatoes and bananas were cooked by the girl, write in active voice

The girl cooked the potatoes and bananas
The girl and potatoes and bananas they were cooked
The potatoes and bananas that were cooked by the girl
The girl that cooked potatoes and bananas
Explanation:

25. Which of the following sentences is in passive voice?

The house was built again by the villagers
The dog ran away with the bones
The cat drinks milk in a bowl
The man swept the school compound
Explanation:

'The cake was baked by my mom' is in passive voice because the subject ('the cake') is receiving the action (being baked).

26. Which of the following sentence patterns is correct?

She is playing outside
Is she playing outside
She playing is outside
Playing she is outside
Explanation:

The correct sentence pattern is 'Subject + Verb + Object/Complement'. In this case, 'She' is the subject, 'is playing' is the verb, and 'outside' is the complement.

27. Identify the correct sentence pattern from the following options.

She is swimming
She swimming is
Is she swimming
Swimming she is
Explanation:

The correct sentence pattern is 'Subject + Verb + Object/Complement'. In this case, 'She' is the subject, 'is swimming' is the verb, and there is no object/complement in this sentence.

28. Choose the correct sentence pattern.

Is he eating pizza
Eating he is pizza
He pizza is eating
He is eating pizza
Explanation:

The correct sentence pattern is 'Subject + Verb + Object/Complement'. In this case, 'He' is the subject, 'is eating' is the verb, and 'pizza' is the object/complement.

29. Which of the following is a correct sentence pattern in English?

The girl is dancing happily.
Is girl the dancing happily.
Girl happily dancing is the.
Happy dancing girl the is.
Explanation:

The correct sentence pattern in English is Subject-Verb-Adverb, which is displayed in the sentence 'The girl is dancing happily.'

30. What is the correct sentence pattern in English for 'The cat is sleeping peacefully.'?

The cat is sleeping peacefully.
The peacefully is cat sleeping.
Is cat the sleeping peacefully.
Peacefully is cat the sleeping.
Explanation:

The correct sentence pattern in English is Subject-Verb-Adverb, which is displayed in the sentence 'The cat is sleeping peacefully.'

31. Identify the correct sentence pattern in English for 'Tommy happily played with his friends.'

Tommy happily played with his friends.
Played his friends Tommy happily with.
With played happily Tommy his friends.
Tommy his played friends happily with.
Explanation:

The correct sentence pattern in English is Subject-Adverb-Verb, which is displayed in the sentence 'Tommy happily played with his friends.'

32. What is the correct sentence pattern in English for 'She quickly read the book.'?

The read book she quickly.
Book read the she quickly.
She quickly read the book.
Read quickly she book the.
Explanation:

The correct sentence pattern in English is Subject-Adverb-Verb, which is displayed in the sentence 'She quickly read the book.'

33. Which of the following represents a correct sentence pattern in English for 'The students are studying diligently.'?

The diligently students are studying.
The students are studying diligently.
Are diligently the students studying.
Diligently are the students studying.
Explanation:

The correct sentence pattern in English is Subject-Verb-Adverb, which is displayed in the sentence 'The students are studying diligently.'

34. Which sentence pattern is correct for the following sentence: The cat chased the mouse?

Subject + Object
Predicate + Subject
Object + Subject
Subject + Predicate
Explanation:

The subject is 'cat' and the predicate is 'chased'.

35. What is the correct sentence pattern for: Mary reads a book every night?

Predicate + Subject + Object
Object + Predicate + Subject
Subject + Predicate + Object
Subject + Object + Predicate
Explanation:

The subject is 'Mary', the predicate is 'reads', and the object is 'book'.

36. Which sentence pattern is right for: Teachers teach students in the classroom?

Predicate + Object + Subject + Place
Subject + Predicate + Object + Place
Subject + Verb + Object
Object + Subject + Predicate + Place
Explanation:

The subject is 'Teachers', the predicate is 'teach', the object is 'students', and the place is 'classroom'.

37. What is the correct sentence pattern for: Birds sing sweetly in the morning?

Adverb + Subject + Predicate + Place
Subject + Predicate + Adverb + Place
Subject + Adverb + Predicate + Place
Predicate + Subject + Adverb + Place
Explanation:

The subject is 'Birds', the predicate is 'sing', the adverb is 'sweetly', and the place is 'morning'.

38. Which sentence pattern is right for: Children play happily in the park?

Adverb + Subject + Predicate + Place
Subject + Adverb + Predicate + Place
Subject + Predicate + Adverb + Place
Predicate + Subject + Adverb + Place
Explanation:

The subject is 'Children', the predicate is 'play', the adverb is 'happily', and the place is 'park'.

39. What is the correct sentence pattern for: She dances gracefully on the stage?

Subject + Predicate + Adverb + Place
Predicate + Subject + Adverb + Place
Subject + Adverb + Predicate + Place
Adverb + Subject + Predicate + Place
Explanation:

The subject is 'She', the predicate is 'dances', the adverb is 'gracefully', and the place is 'stage'.

40. Which sentence pattern is correct for the following sentence: John eats pizza at the restaurant?

Predicate + Subject + Object + Place
Object + Predicate + Subject + Place
Subject + Predicate + Object + Place
Subject + Object + Predicate
Explanation:

The subject is 'John', the predicate is 'eats', the object is 'pizza', and the place is 'restaurant'.

41. What is the correct sentence pattern for: The students are studying for the exam?

Subject + Predicate + Object + Purpose
Object + Subject + Predicate + Purpose
Subject + Verb + Object
Predicate + Subject + Object + Purpose
Explanation:

The subject is 'The students', the predicate is 'are studying', the object is 'exam', and the purpose is 'for the exam'.

42. Which sentence pattern is appropriate for: Lions hunt for food in the jungle?

Subject + Object + Predicate
Predicate + Subject + Object + Place
Object + Predicate + Subject + Place
Subject + Predicate + Object + Place
Explanation:

The subject is 'Lions', the predicate is 'hunt', the object is 'food', and the place is 'jungle'.

43. What is the correct sentence pattern for: They are playing football outside?

Subject + Predicate + Object + Place
Object + Predicate + Subject + Place
Predicate + Subject + Object + Place
Subject + Predicate + Place + Object
Explanation:

The subject is 'They', the predicate is 'are playing', the place is 'outside', and the object is 'football'.

44. Which sentence pattern is correct for the following sentence: Sarah is drawing a picture in the art class?

Subject + Object + Predicate + Place
Subject + Predicate + Object + Place
Object + Predicate + Subject + Place
Subject + Place + Object + Predicate
Explanation:

The subject is 'Sarah', the predicate is 'is drawing', the object is 'a picture', and the place is 'art class'.

45. What is the correct sentence pattern for: Elephants drink water from the river?

Object + Subject + Predicate + Source
Subject + Predicate + Object + Source
Predicate + Subject + Object + Source
Subject + Object + Predicate
Explanation:

The subject is 'Elephants', the predicate is 'drink', the object is 'water', and the source is 'from the river'.

46. Which sentence pattern is right for: Anne is writing a letter to her friend?

Subject + Predicate + Object + Recipient
Predicate + Subject + Object + Recipient
Subject + Object + Predicate
Object + Predicate + Subject + Recipient
Explanation:

The subject is 'Anne', the predicate is 'is writing', the object is 'a letter', and the recipient is 'to her friend'.

47. What is the correct sentence pattern for: The bird built a nest on the tree?

Subject + Predicate + Object + Place
Predicate + Subject + Object + Place
Object + Predicate + Subject + Place
Subject + Predicate + Place + Object
Explanation:

The subject is 'The bird', the predicate is 'built', the object is 'a nest', and the place is 'on the tree'.

48. Which sentence pattern is appropriate for: Grandmother bakes cookies in the kitchen?

Object + Predicate + Subject + Place
Subject + Place + Object + Predicate
Predicate + Subject + Object + Place
Subject + Predicate + Object + Place
Explanation:

The subject is 'Grandmother', the predicate is 'bakes', the object is 'cookies', and the place is 'in the kitchen'.

49. What is the correct sentence pattern for: Peter is helping his sister with her homework?

Object + Predicate + Subject + Beneficiary
Subject + Object + Predicate
Predicate + Subject + Object + Beneficiary
Subject + Predicate + Object + Beneficiary
Explanation:

The subject is 'Peter', the predicate is 'is helping', the object is 'his sister', and the beneficiary is 'with her homework'.

50. Which sentence pattern is correct for the following sentence: The dog barks loudly in the garden?

Subject + Adverb + Predicate + Place
Adverb + Subject + Predicate + Place
Predicate + Subject + Adverb + Place
Subject + Predicate + Adverb + Place
Explanation:

The subject is 'The dog', the predicate is 'barks', the adverb is 'loudly', and the place is 'in the garden'.

51. What is the correct sentence pattern for: Michael plays the guitar beautifully in the music room?

Object + Predicate + Subject + Adverb + Place
Predicate + Subject + Object + Adverb + Place
Subject + Object + Predicate + Adverb + Place
Subject + Predicate + Object + Adverb + Place
Explanation:

The subject is 'Michael', the predicate is 'plays', the object is 'the guitar', the adverb is 'beautifully', and the place is 'in the music room'.

52. Which sentence pattern is right for: Karen is singing a song joyfully in the car?

Subject + Predicate + Object + Adverb + Place
Object + Predicate + Subject + Adverb + Place
Subject + Object + Predicate + Adverb + Place
Predicate + Subject + Object + Adverb + Place
Explanation:

The subject is 'Karen', the predicate is 'is singing', the object is 'a song', the adverb is 'joyfully', and the place is 'in the car'.

53. What is the correct sentence pattern for: My mother cooks delicious food in the kitchen?

Predicate + Subject + Adjective + Object + Place
Subject + Object + Adjective + Predicate + Place
Object + Predicate + Adjective + Subject + Place
Subject + Predicate + Adjective + Object + Place
Explanation:

The subject is 'My mother', the predicate is 'cooks', the adjective is 'delicious', the object is 'food', and the place is 'in the kitchen'.

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