Level 3 Exam-Pattern Test — Sentence Structure & Types
8 Questions • 15 min • Chapter MCQ
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Question 1 of 8
Change to exclamatory: 'It is a very sad story.'
Is it a sad story?
What a sad story it is!
The story is sad.
Tell a sad story.
Explanation: 'What a + adjective + noun!' makes it exclamatory.
Question 2 of 8
Identify the error: 'Please you bring the book.'
Remove 'you'
Remove 'Please'
book is wrong
no error
Explanation: An imperative drops the subject 'you'.
Question 3 of 8
Which sentence has an object complement?
They elected him captain.
He runs fast.
She is happy.
We left early.
Explanation: 'captain' completes the meaning of the object 'him' — an object complement.
Question 4 of 8
Change to assertive (declarative): 'How hardworking she is!'
She is very hardworking.
Is she hardworking?
Be hardworking.
How hardworking!
Explanation: An exclamatory becomes an assertive with 'very'.
Question 5 of 8
Pick the correctly transformed negative: 'Everyone liked the film.'
No one disliked the film.
Everyone disliked the film.
No one liked the film.
Someone liked the film.
Explanation: 'Everyone liked' = 'No one disliked' keeps the meaning.
Question 6 of 8
In 'The committee appointed her secretary', 'secretary' is:
direct object
indirect object
object complement
subject
Explanation: It renames the object 'her' — object complement.
Question 7 of 8
Rearrange into a question: 'the / where / did / keys / you / put'
Where did you put the keys?
Where you did put the keys?
Did where you put the keys?
Where put did you the keys?
Explanation: 'Where did you put the keys?' is correct.
Question 8 of 8
Change to imperative: 'You should respect your elders.'
Respect your elders.
Do you respect your elders?
How you respect elders!
You respecting elders.
Explanation: Drop 'You should' to form the command 'Respect your elders.'