English isn't all 'thou,' 'thus,' and 'thistle.' It's about how we communicate. But you knew that already. Take this "English quiz for the 10th grade" and see how well polished you are in English grammar. The quiz contains various questions that will upscale your English knowledge. If you're a conscientious English student, take this test and ace it. If you find the quiz helpful, do share it with your friends. All the best
This was Slim, the jerkline skinner
His hatchet face was ageless
His ear heard more than was said to him, his speech had overtones of [...] understanding beyond thought
He might have been thirty-five or fifty
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Dialogue
Description of the character
Telling the reader how other characters judge or respond to the character
All the above
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The book has a first-person narrator
The book has a second-person narrator
The book has a third-person, limited narrator
The book has an omniscient narrator
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Mr. Birling defers in his opinion to respectable men such as H.G. Wells and George Bernard Shaw
Mr. Birling doesn't care about the younger generation
Mr. Birling sees himself as a man of the world, whose knowledge comes from experience
Mr. Birling respects thinkers and theorists
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Beatrice appears to dislike Benedick
Beatrice is most likely to spend her time wishing for a husband
Beatrice has no plans to fall in love with anyone
Beatrice is not afraid to express strong opinions
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Mr. Birling is involved in ship-building
Mr. Birling has a ticket for the Titanic's maiden voyage
Mr. Birling is anti-progress
Mr. Birling is not remotely as practical and knowledgeable as he likes to think
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Mrs. Bennet has a nervous condition, but is patient
Mrs. Bennet is cruel and moody
Mrs. Bennet is egotistical and clever
Mrs. Bennet is not terribly bright and also lacks self-awareness
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The protagonist is very clever, but people often think she is lying about the things she has seen
The protagonist is most likely a fisherman
The protagonist is knowledgeable about the seashore, but is not always trusted by others
The protagonist is easily-angered
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As someone who always hid away from visitors
As someone who prefers to lay the blame for his own failings on others
As someone who didn't mind being interrupted
All of the above
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