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Grammar Practice
Read one question at a time. Circle or match your answer, and use the answer lines where provided. Check each sentence for meaning as well as grammar.
Choose the best fit
Rawiri and Levi are preparing captions for a science museum exhibit. Choose the option that makes each sentence grammatically correct.
1.Yesterday, the museum guide _____ the group how a volcano forms.
- teach
- taught
- teaches
- teaching
2.Tui wrote: “We saw _____ unusual mineral in the display case.” Which article completes the sentence?
- a
- an
- the
- some
3.Choose the correct verb: “The fossils _____ carefully preserved in a climate-controlled case.”
- is
- was
- are
- has
4.Levi has already _____ the audio guide for the space exhibit.
- record
- recorded
- records
- recording
5.Which sentence uses its and it's correctly?
- The robot raised it's arm during the demonstration.
- The robot raised its arm during the demonstration.
- The robot raised its' arm during the demonstration.
- The robot raised it arm during the demonstration.
Match and revise
Use the grammar clues to make the museum captions clearer and more accurate.
6.Match each grammar term to its example. Write the matching letter beside each term.
- 1. Adjective
- 2. Adverb
- 3. Preposition
- B. The ancient coin is on display.
- A. The machine moved slowly.
- C. The model is beside the window.
7.The draft caption says, “The museum have three interactive planet displays.” Rewrite it with the correct subject–verb agreement.
8.Choose the sentence with correct punctuation and capitalisation for a museum sign.
- please do not touch the meteorite.
- Please do not touch the meteorite.
- Please do not touch the meteorite
- Please, do not touch the meteorite
9.In the sentence “Although the room was busy, Tui could hear the presenter,” what job does although do?
- It joins ideas and signals a contrast.
- It names the person speaking.
- It describes how Tui listened.
- It shows possession.
10.Improve this caption by replacing the vague word thing with a precise noun: “The thing in the glass case was made from a meteorite.” Use a suitable noun for an object on display.
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