| 1701 | Antonym of "Positive" | Negative |
| 1702 | She scoffs _____ religion. | at |
| 1703 | She is worried _____ her health. | about |
| 1704 | She said, "Honesty is the best policy." | She said that honesty is the best policy. |
| 1705 | By 2050, robots _____ many jobs. | will be doing |
| 1706 | A wolf in sheep's clothing means: | A dangerous person posing as harmless |
| 1707 | Whoever _____ first will get the prize. | comes |
| 1708 | He is the _____ of the two. | taller |
| 1709 | He said, 'The earth revolves around the sun.' (Indirect) | He said earth revolves. |
| 1710 | He said, "Shall I open the window?" | He asked if he should open the window. |
| 1711 | Synonym of "Difficult" | Hard |
| 1712 | Identify the verb: "The tree fell down." | fell |
| 1713 | The team _____ playing well. | is |
| 1714 | To see the writing on the wall means: | To write |
| 1715 | To burn one's bridges means: | To destroy a connection |
| 1716 | Antonym of "Build" | Destroy |
| 1717 | Each of the girls _____ a book. | has |
| 1718 | Pragmatic means: | Practical |
| 1719 | Change to active: "He is said to be honest." | People say he is honest. |
| 1720 | Change to active: "The letter was written by her." | She wrote the letter. |
| 1721 | The wisdom of Solomon means: | Great wisdom |
| 1722 | Antonym of "Appear" | Disappear |
| 1723 | Overt means: | Open and observable |
| 1724 | To be a Goody two-shoes means: | To be excessively virtuous |
| 1725 | She _____ to school every day. | goes |
| 1726 | Antonym of "Enemy" | Friend |
| 1727 | To eat humble pie means: | To apologize humbly |
| 1728 | Suppose you _____ a million dollars, what would you do? | had |
| 1729 | She said to me, "Are you busy tonight?" | She asked me if I was busy that night. |
| 1730 | To be born with a silver spoon means: | To be born rich |
| 1731 | Which word is a noun: "The thought scared him." | thought |
| 1732 | Change to passive: "People use computers everywhere." | Computers are used everywhere. |
| 1733 | Fewer vs "less": "fewer" is used with: | Countable nouns |
| 1734 | Comparative form of 'badly': | worse |
| 1735 | Find the error: "He have finished his work." | have |
| 1736 | Frail means: | Weak |
| 1737 | He said, "Open the window." | He ordered me to open the window. |
| 1738 | If I _____ time, I would help you. | had |
| 1739 | Both of them _____ hardworking. | are |
| 1740 | Choose the correct sentence: | Mathematics is my favorite subject. |
| 1741 | Identify the verb: "She sings like an angel." | sings |
| 1742 | She is the _____ student in the school. | brightest |
| 1743 | Find the error: "He had wrote the letter before I arrived." | had wrote |
| 1744 | Comparative form of 'little': | less |
| 1745 | Identify the preposition: "The bird flew over the tree." | over |
| 1746 | He vouched _____ her honesty. | for |
| 1747 | Synonym of "End" | Conclude |
| 1748 | By hook or by crook means: | By fishing |
| 1749 | Find the error: "She resembled to her mother." | resembled to |
| 1750 | She wants to be _____ engineer. | an |