SHS English Language · Year 1
Determiners and Interjections practice questions
Determiners and interjections as word classes, and their use in sentences.
15 questions in this topic: 8 recall, 2 applying skills and concepts and 5 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
Which of these interjections is listed as expressing hesitation or doubt?
- aEr!
- bWow!
- cOuch!
- dHurray!
- Question 2Recall
Words like some, any, no, all and many are classified as which type of determiner?
- aQuantifiers, indicating quantity, amount or measurement
- bPossessives, showing ownership of the noun
- cArticles, indicating whether a noun is specific or general
- dDemonstratives, showing the proximity of the noun
- Question 3Recall
The word the is best classified as
- aa definite article, referring to something specific and known
- ban indefinite article, referring to something general or unknown
- ca quantifier, indicating a specific amount
- dan interjection, expressing sudden emotion
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