SHS English Language · Year 1
Listening Comprehension and Pronouns practice questions
Listening comprehension technique, extracting main ideas from oral texts, and the pronoun as a word class.
17 questions in this topic: 7 recall, 7 applying skills and concepts and 3 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
Retrieving information from a text, as defined in the section, means
- aderiving a message or piece of information from a conversation or text
- bmemorising a passage word for word without understanding it
- crewriting a passage in a shorter form for a different audience
- dtranslating a passage from one language into another
- Question 2Skills & concepts
The grammatical case of a pronoun, as used in this section, refers to
- athe function the pronoun performs within a sentence
- bwhether the pronoun refers to one person or several people
- cwhether the pronoun is spoken formally or informally
- dthe historical origin of the pronoun in the English language
- Question 3Skills & concepts
Which sentence correctly uses a relative pronoun to add information about a noun?
- aThe book which is on the table is mine.
- bThe book is mine, it is on the table.
- cMine book, the table, is on it.
- dOn the table mine book is.
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