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English Language · BGCSE
Grammar, vocabulary, comprehension and writing.
109 questions at Form 5 · BGCSE
Most triedMost missedNewest- Which sentence contains a dangling modifier?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Sentence structureNot tried yet
- Choose the correct verb: "The committee ___ divided in their opinions."Multiple choiceBGCSE · Subject–verb agreementNot tried yet
- Which word means "to make less severe"?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Vocabulary: synonyms, antonyms and meaningsNot tried yet
- Choose the correctly used word: "The new policy will ___ everyone."Multiple choiceBGCSE · Vocabulary: synonyms, antonyms and meaningsNot tried yet
- A writer's "tone" is…Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Which is an example of an oxymoron?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Idioms and figurative languageNot tried yet
- Which sentence uses the colon correctly?Multiple choiceBGCSE · PunctuationNot tried yet
- You are the secretary of your school's Environmental Club. Write a formal letter to the Council Secretary asking for permission and support to hold a…StructuredBGCSE · Composition and functional writingNot tried yet
- Write an argumentative essay of 350–450 words: "Social media does more harm than good to young people."StructuredBGCSE · Composition and functional writingNot tried yet
- Read: 'For decades the community relied on the river; now, with the dam upstream, they watch the riverbed crack in the sun.' What contrast does the w…Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Read: 'For decades the community relied on the river; now, with the dam upstream, they watch the riverbed crack in the sun.' What does the writer imp…Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Read: 'They watch the riverbed crack in the sun.' What effect does the word 'watch' create?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Read: 'The town's new mall glitters like a promise — one that most residents cannot afford to keep.' What is the writer suggesting?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Which word best describes a writer's tone that mocks a subject by pretending to praise it?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- What does 'nostalgic' tone mean?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- What does 'objective' writing mean?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- What does 'subjective' writing mean?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Read: 'Experts agree that early reading builds a child's vocabulary.' What technique is the writer using?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Read: 'Every parent wants the best for their child — so why accept second-rate schools?' Which persuasive techniques are used?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Read: 'The streets were empty; only the wind moved, rattling a loose sheet of iron.' What atmosphere is created?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- When a question asks you to 'explain the effect' of a word, what should your answer do?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Read: 'He ate as though the plate might be taken from him.' What does this suggest about him?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Read: 'The interview was, to put it kindly, a disaster.' What does 'to put it kindly' add?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Which question type asks you to 'use evidence from the text'?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- What is the 'writer's purpose' in a public health leaflet about malaria?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- Read a graph description: 'Enrolment rose steadily from 2015 to 2019, then fell sharply in 2020.' What happened in 2020?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- What is a 'pun'?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Reading comprehensionNot tried yet
- A BGCSE summary must be 'in continuous writing'. What does this mean?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Summary writingNot tried yet
- Which connectives help a summary flow?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Summary writingNot tried yet
- In summary writing, what is 'lifting'?Multiple choiceBGCSE · Summary writingNot tried yet
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