English Grammar Quizizz Worksheet with 10 Multiple-Choice Questions

Let's go through each question one by one and solve them with explanations.

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1. Irma was really _____ after she found out she won the contest.

A) surprise
B) surprised
C) suprises
D) surprising

✔ Correct answer: B) surprised

Explanation:
We need an adjective to describe Irma’s feeling. "Surprised" is the correct past participle form used to describe someone who feels surprise.
- "Surprise" (A) is a noun or verb, not suitable here.
- "Suprises" (C) is incorrect spelling and grammatically wrong.
- "Surprising" (D) describes something that causes surprise, not someone feeling it.
So, "Irma was really surprised" is correct.

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2. When can ___ go to the concert by ____?

A) we, myself
B) my, myself
C) I, myself
D) me, myself

✔ Correct answer: C) I, myself

Explanation:
The first blank needs a subject pronoun because it's the subject of the sentence ("When can I go...").
- "I" is the correct subject pronoun.
- "Me" (D) is an object pronoun — incorrect here.
- "My" (B) is a possessive adjective — doesn’t fit.
- "We" (A) would be plural, but “myself” is singular — mismatch.

"By myself" means alone, so "I" + "myself" is correct.

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3. Eren went to the restaurant ____ his friends.

A) from
B) with
C) by
D) also

✔ Correct answer: B) with

Explanation:
We need a preposition showing accompaniment.
- "With" means together with someone → "Eren went to the restaurant with his friends."
- "From" suggests origin — incorrect.
- "By" implies method or agent — doesn't fit.
- "Also" is an adverb and doesn't connect properly.

So, B) with is correct.

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4. The books are ___. They are not ___.

A) their, theirs
B) they, mine
C) them, mine
D) theirs, mine

✔ Correct answer: D) theirs, mine

Explanation:
- First blank: "The books are ___" → needs a possessive pronoun (no noun after it). "Theirs" = belonging to them.
- Second blank: "They are not ___" → again, no noun, so we need a possessive pronoun. "Mine" = belonging to me.

So: "The books are theirs. They are not mine."

Other options:
- A) "their" is possessive adjective — must be followed by a noun (e.g., "their books").
- B & C use "they" and "them", which are subject/object pronouns — not possessive.

Thus, D is correct.

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5. The mother was sleeping ____ on the living room couch so the children walked ______ out of the room.

A) softly, quietly
B) loudly, ran
C) soundly, quietly
D) quietly, loudly

✔ Correct answer: C) soundly, quietly

Explanation:
- "Sleeping soundly" is a common phrase meaning deeply or peacefully.
- "Walked quietly" makes sense — to avoid waking the mother.
- Option A: "softly" is usually for sounds or touch — not typically used for sleep.
- B: "loudly" contradicts the context; "ran" is a verb, not an adverb.
- D: "quietly" for walking is good, but "loudly" would wake the mother — illogical.

So, C) soundly, quietly fits best.

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6. When someone becomes a doctor, they make a promise to always help ____ sick.

A) an
B) in
C) the
D) a

✔ Correct answer: C) the

Explanation:
"The sick" is a common noun phrase meaning "sick people" — a collective reference.
- We say "the poor", "the rich", "the elderly", "the sick".
- "An" and "a" are indefinite articles — don’t work with plural nouns like this.
- "In" is a preposition — doesn’t fit.

So, "help the sick" is correct.

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7. We went swimming in the sea every day while we were on _____ holiday.

(Note: The image cuts off the sentence, but likely continues as "on holiday.")

✔ Correct answer: (No option shown, but grammar-wise, "on holiday" is correct)

However, since there are no choices listed for Q7, let’s assume it's incomplete. But if it were:

"We went swimming in the sea every day while we were on holiday."

→ This is correct as is. No article needed before "holiday" when saying "on holiday" — it's a fixed expression.

But since no options are visible, we can’t choose — perhaps it's missing.

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Summary of Answers:

| Question | Correct Answer |
|--------|----------------|
| 1 | B) surprised |
| 2 | C) I, myself |
| 3 | B) with |
| 4 | D) theirs, mine |
| 5 | C) soundly, quietly |
| 6 | C) the |
| 7 | (Incomplete) |

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