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English Grammar Test: Connectors and Nominalisation (30 Marks)

Unit Assessment: Grammar & Vocabulary

Connectors and Nominalisation

Subject: English Max Marks: 30 Time: 1 Hour
I. Choose the Best Alternative (5 Marks)
Complete the sentences choosing the right connectors given in brackets.
  • Call me ________ you need money. (so that, in order that, in case)
  • I forgot ________ I had to meet the Principal. (whether, that, if)
  • ________ he is ninety years old, he is in the pink of health. (when, since, though)
  • It is raining. Take an umbrella ________ you will get drenched. (or else, and, but)
  • They faced many hardships ________ they are always cheerful. (although, nevertheless, otherwise)
II. Correlative Connectors (4 Marks)
Fill in the blanks with the connector that goes with the underlined words.
  • Both the minister ________ the officers visited the affected areas.
  • Jaya teaches not only English ________ Science.
  • Either Raghu ________ Bala will have to buy vegetables from the market.
  • No sooner did I enter the house ________ it started drizzling.
III. Identify the Correct Linker (5 Marks)
  • ________ he was honest, he was punished. (though, but)
  • Walk carefully ________ you will fall down. (unless, otherwise)
  • My mother called me ________ I was playing football. (or, while)
  • My salary is low ________ I find the work interesting. (Nevertheless, similarly)
  • The passengers rushed to board the bus ________ it arrived. (as soon as, as long as)
IV. Word Formation (Nominalisation) (6 Marks)
Write the noun forms of the following words:
  • beautiful
  • breathe
  • enter
  • know
  • accept
  • dangerous
Complete the sentence using the noun form of the word in brackets:
  • The boy had to give a proper ________ for being late. (explain)
V. Sentence Transformation (5 Marks)
Combine the pairs of sentences using the noun form of the highlighted words.
  • He is an honest person. Everyone likes him.
  • Sathya gave an explanation. The police wanted her to prove it.
  • He speaks well. It attracts all.
  • Suresh is always punctual and regular. It has earned him a good job.
  • The policeman arrived quickly. It made us happy.
VI. Sentence Structure (5 Marks)
Rearrange the words in the correct order to make meaningful sentences.
  • as / I / healthy / are / you / am / as
  • your / today / put on / new / since / is / birthday /dress / the
  • allergic / dogs / Rani / though / is / to / of / six / she / them / has
  • speaks / Ruben / besides / German / languages / two
  • loan / apply / you / if / for / you / a / get / will / immediately / it

Answer Key & Explanatory Guide

Section I (Connectors):
  • in case
  • that
  • Though
  • or else
  • nevertheless
Section II (Correlative):
  • and
  • but also
  • or
  • than
Section III (Linkers):
  • Though
  • otherwise
  • while
  • nevertheless
  • as soon as
Section IV (Noun Forms):
  • beauty
  • breath
  • entry
  • knowledge
  • acceptance
  • danger
  • explanation
Section V (Nominalising):
  • Everyone likes him for his honesty.
  • Though Sathya gave an explanation, the police wanted the proof.
  • His speech is an attraction to all.
  • Punctuality and regularity of Suresh have earned him a good job.
  • The quick arrival of the policeman made us happy.
Section VI (Rearrangement):
  • I am as healthy as you are.
  • Since today is your birthday, put on the new dress.
  • Though Rani is allergic to dogs, she has six of them.
  • Ruben speaks two languages besides German.
  • If you apply for a loan, you will get it immediately.
Contextual Linkers (Para E & K Reference):
(i) The Happy Prince: When, for, where, and, so.
(ii) Writer's draft: when, and, while, So.
(iii) Schools: and, Moreover, where, and, but, who, after.
(iv) Sister's Trip: decision, reservation, preference, information, arrival, departure.
(v) Androcles: punishment, hunger, enclosure, tearful, looking, Obviously, help.
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