Grammar Revision Advanced Level Test – Quiz (Online Exercise With Answers) 2

March 18, 2018

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Grammar Revision Advanced Level Test - Quiz (Online Exercise With Answers) 2

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This second gap fill test contains 25 multiple choice questions on the topic of grammar revision. Both English learners and ESL teachers can use this online exercise as a general revision to check the knowledge of English grammar.

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Question 1

1. Walter refused to put medical records and other evidence in electronic form, which _____ among the lawyers, because it_____ personal information.

A	was e-mailed / had contained
B	might have e-mailed / contained
C	could be e-mailed / contained
D	had been e-mailed / was containing
E	was to e-mailed / contained

Question 2

2. ______researchers find the vaccine effective in preliminary trials, it will be tough to vaccinate enough gorillas to make a difference for the treatment.

A	In order that
B	Even if
C	Nonetheless
D	Since
E	For fear that

Question 3

3. Following an election last month, _____ the conservative parties trounced the left, the result snarled up a coalition building effort, under way since.

A	that
B	whose
C	in which
D	what
E	for which

Question 4

4. The pair,_____ won fame as film stars -I with sweet faces, have found a winning formula in social conservatism to assert the interests.

A	which
B	that
C	who
D	where
E	what

Question 5

5. Chirac was among the first European leaders ____ Lech, and immediately invited him to Paris.

A	congratulating
B	to have congratulated
C	to be congratulated
D	congratulate
E	to congratulate

Question 6

6.The country's east and south-east— _____ used to be part of Russia—are poor and conservative.

A	most of whose
B	many of which
C	much of which
D	some of what
E	one of which

Question 7

7. Some citizens had hoped they might finally get a government dominated _____ by cynical ex-communists, _____ by moralising anti-communists fixated on the past.

A	not only / but also
B	either / or
C	neither / nor
D	as / as
E	such / as

Question 8

8.______out by an obscure regulation the driver told a Moscow traffic policeman that he wanted to settle things quickly, but without_____ the law.

A	Being caught / having broken
B	Having caught / breaking
C	Having been caught / being broken
D	Catching / having broken
E	Caught / breaking

Question 9

9. ______corruption was a key motive behind the revolutions that have ousted three post-Soviet regimes in the last two years, the Kremlin should worry.

A	For
B	Much as
C	Once
D	Since
E	Pertaining to

Question 10

10. Barclays has taken a further £1bn writedown on assets and confirmed profits for the first quarter of 2010 will be _____ last year.

A	so low as
B	such low as
C	the lowest
D	much lower
E	lower than

Question 11

11. Now fearing for his life, he's trying to flee back, after a wave of xenophobic violence ___ _ immigrants in townships.

A	being targeted
B	targeting
C	having targeted
D	targeted
E	to target

Question 12

12. There are two peoples living on the beloved land _____ celebrates independence and_____ feels pain of the memory of its Nakba.

A	either / other
B	neither / others
C	none / all
D	one / the other
E	both / none

Question 13

13. Heat-shield technology would need _____ for the capsule, to help it survive the immense temperatures experienced when_____ to Earth.

A	developing / fallen
B	to be developed / falling
C	to develop / falling
D	to have developed / fallen
E	developed / to fall

Question 14

14. The rescue operations continue and survivors were treated_____ injuries _____ bone fractures, crushed internal organs and kidney failure.

A	on / like
B	of / as
C	for / such as
D	through / more
E	beneath / rather

Question 15

15. We _food shortages overnight, but in due course we _____ up in the situation where the harvest could be very severely compromised.

A	haven’t had / could end
B	don’t have / might have ended
C	aren't to have / may be ended
D	aren ’t having / may end
E	aren’t going to have / might well end

Question 16

16. The commission proposals could remove up to 15% of the substances assessed, some of _____ are particularly important in the UK for protection of minor crops _____ carrots and parsnips.

A	whom / like
B	which / such as
C	whose / as
D	what / due to
E	many / like

Question 17

17. He escaped in January, ___ _ the border for the sanctuary of the country.

A	having crossed
B	being crossed
C	crossing
D	to be crossing
E	to have been crossed

Question 18

18. People in the zone are being told to wear face masks and disinfectant teams are out in force,_____ the WHO says there is __risk of disease from unburied bodies.

A	much as / much
B	except that / more
C	for/ less
D	even though/ little
E	inspite of the fact that / few

Question 19

19. Several people were dug out of the rubble, _____ a woman and a miner, both about 124 hours after_____

A	included/ being buried
B	being included / having buried
C	including / being buried
D	having included / buried
E	to be including / buried

Question 20

20. There have been hundreds of aftershocks since Monday's quake, some _____ landslides which _____ conditions even more difficult.

A	causing / have made
B	being caused / made
C	caused/made
D	causing / were making
E	having caused / have made

Question 21

21. Experts say the chances of finding people alive_____ , and increasingly it is dead bodies which_____ .

A	have diminished / are retrieving
B	were diminishing / were being retrieved
C	diminish / are being retrieved
D	are diminishing / are retrieved
E	are diminishing / are being retrieved

Question 22

22. In Ramallah, there were two minutes of silence for the Palestinians; who ______or_____ .

A	had fled/ expelled
B	would flee / were expelled
C	were fleeing / had expelled
D	fled / were expelled
E	was fled / were expelling

Question 23

23. They are chasing every foreigner, them of______criminals.

A	accusing / having been
B	accusing / being
C	having accused / being
D	being accused / to be
E	to accuse / having been

Question 24

24. Retailers hand out an estimated 13 billion free plastic bags every year, which take about 1,000 years_____ ,

A	decaying
B	to decay
C	being decayed
D	to be decayed
E	to have decayed

Question 25

25. About 10,000 medical personnel are already on the ground,_____ almost 50,000 soldiers and police

A	more than
B	such as
C	as
D	as well as
E	rather than

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