Too And Enough Quiz
The 'Too and Enough Quiz' assesses understanding of usage differences between 'too' and 'enough' in various contexts. It tests ability to correctly apply these terms in sentences, enhancing English grammar skills crucial for effective communication.
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It was ... to carry
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Heavy enough
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Too heavy
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Heavy
Correct Answer
B. Too heavyExplanation
The phrase "too heavy" indicates that the object in question was excessively heavy. This suggests that it was beyond the acceptable weight limit or more burdensome than what was expected or manageable. The word "too" emphasizes the degree of heaviness, implying that it exceeded the desired or required level.Rate this question:
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There wasn't ... for everybody to get in
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Enough room
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Too much room
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Too many room
Correct Answer
A. Enough roomExplanation
The correct answer is "enough room." This means that there was an adequate amount of space available for everyone to enter.Rate this question:
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They took ... on the first part and didn't finish the rest
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Enough time
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Too much time
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Too many time
Correct Answer
B. Too much timeExplanation
The correct answer is "too much time" because it indicates that the person took an excessive amount of time on the first part and was unable to complete the rest. "Enough time" implies that the person had sufficient time to complete all the tasks, while "too many time" is grammatically incorrect.Rate this question:
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I don't think the exam is ... for me to have a good chance of passing
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Too difficult
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Easy enough
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Too easy
Correct Answer
A. Too difficultExplanation
The phrase "I don't think the exam is too difficult for me to have a good chance of passing" suggests that the person believes the exam is challenging and may not be able to pass it successfully. Therefore, the correct answer is "too difficult."Rate this question:
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The book is .... We can understand it.
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Simple enough
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Too simple
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Very simple
Correct Answer
A. Simple enoughExplanation
The correct answer is "simple enough" because it implies that the book is not overly complex, but still manageable for understanding. It suggests that the book strikes a balance between simplicity and comprehensibility, making it accessible to readers without being too basic or difficult to grasp.Rate this question:
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He didn't work hard ... to pass the exam
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Rather
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Too much
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Enough
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So
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C. EnoughExplanation
The phrase "He didn't work hard enough to pass the exam" implies that the person did not put in sufficient effort or dedication to achieve a passing grade. The word "enough" indicates that the individual's level of work was inadequate or insufficient for the desired outcome of passing the exam.Rate this question:
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Is there ... bones in the fridge to feed two hundred dogs?
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Any
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Too
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Much
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Enough
Correct Answer
D. EnoughExplanation
The word "enough" indicates that there are sufficient bones in the fridge to feed two hundred dogs.Rate this question:
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You've told ... . Go to your room and think it over.
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So
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Enough
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Too
Correct Answer
B. EnoughExplanation
The correct answer is "Enough" because it implies that the person has already provided sufficient information or reached a limit in their explanation. The phrase "Go to your room and think it over" suggests that the person should reflect on what they have already said, indicating that further explanation is not needed or desired.Rate this question:
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I had ... lunch. I didn't eat too much and too little
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Too little
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Too much
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Enough
Correct Answer
C. EnoughExplanation
The correct answer is "enough" because it indicates that the person had an adequate amount of food for lunch. They did not eat too much or too little, suggesting that they had just the right amount.Rate this question:
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My homework is ... difficult. I can not do it.
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Too
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Enough
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Too many
Correct Answer
A. TooExplanation
The correct answer is "too". This word is used to indicate that the homework is excessively difficult, to the point where the person is unable to do it. It suggests that the level of difficulty is beyond their capabilities or resources.Rate this question:
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Nov 12, 2019Quiz Created by
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