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   How many types of Modal Verbs are there? 

a.    5                c. 7
b.   6       d. 8

2. ______ shows neccesity, obligation and prohibition.

What type of Modal Verb is this?

a.    Must                c. Might

b.    Could          d. Will

3. _______ used to show a wish or to request in a polite way and sometimes to express habits.

a.    Should                c. Will

b.    May          d. Would

4. What is NOT an example of a Permission Modal Verb

a.    Can                 c. May

b.    Must not          d. Could

5. What sentence is an example of an Obligation Modal Verb

a.    Can I please excuse myself from attending class tomorrow                

b.    You must not use your phone while in class         

c. I must send my answers to our group on time

d. You may ask your teachers for more time to send the tasks

6. How many types of Conditional Sentences are there?

a.    6                 c. 5
b.    4         d. 7

7. What type of Degree of Probability is being described?

"Express general truths—situations in which one thing  always  causes another."

a.    Zero Conditional Sentences                c. Third Conditional Sentences

b.    Mixed Conditional Sentences          d. 1st Conditonal Sentences

8. What is an example of a Zero Conditional Sentence

a.    If I won alot of money, I would’ve give up my job                

b.    My baby brother wakes up, if we get too loud         

c. If it rains tomorrow, I am not going to school

d. If she studied harder, she would’ve gotten a better job

9. What type of conditional sentence is being described?

"Useful for expressing outcomes that are completely unrealistic or will  not  likely to happen in the
future."

a.    2nd Conditional Sentences                c. 3rd Conditional Sentences

b.    1st Conditional Sentences          d. Mixed Conditional Sentences

10. How many types of Conditional Tenses are there?

a.    4                c. 7
b.    5          d. 6

11. Which type of Conditional Tense is present in the sentence?

“When I have a day off from work, I am going to go to the beach”

a.    Past Real Conditional                c. Future Real Conditional

b.    Present Real Conditional          d. Present Unreal Conditional

12. What type of Modal Verb is present in the sentence?

“You should wear face masks and face shields when going outside”

a.    Might                c. Can

b.    Will          d. Should

13. What type of Modal Verb is being described?

“used to represent a suggestion, request, permission, future possibility and ability in the past.”

a.    Might                c. Should

b.   Could           d. May

14. What is an example of Third Conditional Sentence?

a.    People shiver if they are old     c. If you had told me that you needed help, I could have came
b.    If I exercise I will be fit          d. She would pass the exam if she ever studied
15. How many clauses are in a Conditional Statement

a.    2                c. 1
b.    3          d. 0

16. What is not a part of the acronym “POP”?

a.    Possibility                c. Probability

b.    Permission          d. Obligation

17. What is an example of an Obligation Modal Verb

a.    Cannot                c. Has to

b.    May          d. Could
18. What type of Modal Verb is being described?

“used to show present and future possibility.”

a.    Should                c. Could

b.    Might          d. Must
19. What type of Degree of Probability is being described?
“used to explain that present circumstances would be different if something different had happened in
the past.”

a.    Zero Conditional Sentences                c. Mixed Conditional Sentences

b.    First Conditional Sentences          d. Third Conditional Sentences
20. What Modal Verb is used in this sentence?
”May I please be excused for our class tomorrow?”
a.    Could                c. May
b.    Should          d. Might
21. What is the percentage of Certainty in Third Conditional Sentences
a.    100%                c. 25%
b.    0%          d. 5%
22. How many types of verbs are there?
a.    5               c. 3
b.    4          d. 6
23. What type of verb is being described?
“non-be verbs that link a grammatical subject to an adjective”
a.    Transitive Verbs                c. Auxilary Verbs
b.    Linking Verbs          d. Intransitive Verb
24. What type of Modal Verb is being described?
“used to show a wish, prediction, request, demand, order, assumption, promise, etc.”
a.    Can                c. Will
b.    May          d. Would
25. What type of Degree of Probability is being described?
“used to express situations in which the outcome is likely (but not guaranteed) to happen in
the future.”
a.    Mixed Conditional Sentences                c. First Conditional Sentences
b.    Zero Conditional Sentences          d. Third Conditional Sentences
26. What type of Modal Verb is being described?
“used to show permission, possibility, and ability.”
a.    Would                c. Will
b.   Should          d. Can
27. What Modal Verb is present in this sentence?
I could’ve done better if I asked for help
a.     Could                c. Would
b.    Might          d. Can
28. What is the percentage of Possibility in First Conditional Sentences
a.    100%                c. 25%
b.    0%          d. 50%
29. What type of verb is being described?
“those action verbs that can have a noun attached directly to them, as in write book, hit ball,
or answer questions.”
a.    Transitive Verbs                c. Auxilary Verbs
b.    Linking Verbs          d. Intransitive Verb
30. What type of Modal Verb is being described?
“used to show advice and obligation.”
a.    Might                c. Should
b.    May          d. Could