Test Your Knowledge On English Grammar Terms
Select the correct choice to each of the following questions
- 1.
What part of speech is "unsophisticated", meaning "showing inexperience"?
- A.
Adjective
- B.
Noun
- C.
Adverb
- D.
Verb
Correct Answer
A. Adjective -
- 2.
What part of speech is "untimely", meaning "unseasonable"?
- A.
Noun
- B.
Adverb
- C.
Verb
- D.
Adjective
Correct Answer
D. Adjective -
- 3.
What part of speech is "untoward", meaning "causing annoyance or hindrance"?
- A.
Verb
- B.
Noun
- C.
Adverb
- D.
Adjective
Correct Answer
D. Adjective -
- 4.
What part of speech is "unwieldy", meaning "moved or managed with difficulty, as from great size or awkward shape"?
- A.
Noun
- B.
Adverb
- C.
Verb
- D.
Adjective
Correct Answer
D. Adjective -
- 5.
What part of speech is "upbraid", meaning "to reproach as deserving blame"?
- A.
Adverb
- B.
Adjective
- C.
Verb
- D.
Noun
Correct Answer
C. Verb -
- 6.
What part of speech is "uppermost", meaning "first in order of precedence"?
- A.
Verb
- B.
Noun
- C.
Adverb
- D.
Adjective
Correct Answer
D. Adjective -
- 7.
What part of speech is "uproot", meaning "to eradicate"?
- A.
Verb
- B.
Noun
- C.
Adjective
- D.
Adverb
Correct Answer
A. VerbExplanation
The word "uproot," when used to mean "to eradicate" or "to remove completely," functions as a verb. It is an action word that describes the act of completely removing or destroying something, such as an idea, a practice, or an organization. In this context, "uproot" is a transitive verb that requires an object, like "uproot a tradition" or "uproot a problem."Rate this question:
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- 8.
What part of speech is "urbanity", meaning "refined or elegant courtesy"?
- A.
Verb
- B.
Noun
- C.
Adjective
- D.
Adverb
Correct Answer
B. Noun -
- 9.
What part of speech is "urgency", meaning "the pressure of necessity"?
- A.
Noun
- B.
Adverb
- C.
Adjective
- D.
Verb
Correct Answer
A. Noun -
- 10.
What part of speech is "usage", meaning "treatment"?
- A.
Noun
- B.
Adverb
- C.
Verb
- D.
Adjective
Correct Answer
A. Noun -
- 11.
What part of speech is "usurious", meaning "taking unlawful or exorbitant interest on money loaned"?
- A.
Adjective
- B.
Adverb
- C.
Noun
- D.
Verb
Correct Answer
A. Adjective -
- 12.
What part of speech is "usurp", meaning "to take possession of by force"?
- A.
Adjective
- B.
Noun
- C.
Adverb
- D.
Verb
Correct Answer
D. Verb -
- 13.
What part of speech is "usury", meaning "the demanding for the use of money as a loan, a rate of interest beyond what is allowed by law"?
- A.
Noun
- B.
Verb
- C.
Adverb
- D.
Adjective
Correct Answer
A. Noun -
- 14.
What part of speech is "utility", meaning "fitness for some desirable practical purpose"?
- A.
Adjective
- B.
Verb
- C.
Adverb
- D.
Noun
Correct Answer
D. Noun -
- 15.
What part of speech is "vacate", meaning "to leave"?
- A.
Noun
- B.
Adjective
- C.
Verb
- D.
Adverb
Correct Answer
C. Verb -
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