Тест: Theoretical Grammar: Communicative sentence types
Список вопросов
1. There is no such a communicative type as |
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1) all the communivative types exist | |
2) an exclamatory sentence | |
3) an imperative sentence | |
4) an interrogative sentence | |
5) a declarative sentence | |
2. On the upper level interrogative sentences are devided into |
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1) special and general | |
2) pronominal and special | |
3) interestinag and uninteresting | |
4) pronominal and non-pronominal | |
3. What type of question is not included into non-pronominal questions: |
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1) alternative question | |
2) disjunctive question | |
3) general question | |
4) special question | |
4. A general question opens with |
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1) a verb operator | |
2) a question word | |
3) a link verb | |
4) an auxiliary verb | |
5. A confirmative question is another word for |
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1) there is no such a type of question | |
2) a tag question | |
3) an alternative question | |
4) a special question | |
5) a general question | |
6. The type of question "Which do you prefer, chocolate or vanilla ice-cream" is a crossbreed between |
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1) proniminal and disjunctive | |
2) pronominal and alternative | |
3) pronominal and special | |
4) pronominal and general | |
7. The question "So you heard the news yesterday?" mut be termed as |
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1) it is not a question, but a declarative sentence | |
2) elliptical | |
3) suggestive | |
4) general | |
8. The function of a question word in the pronominal question "What makes you think so?" - "Your words" is |
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1) an object | |
2) a predicative | |
3) a predicate | |
4) a subject | |
9. The function of a question word in the pronominal question "What are they?" - "They are painters" |
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1) an object | |
2) a predicative | |
3) a predicate | |
4) a subject | |
10. The function of a question word in the pronominal question "What do you want to buy?" - "A book" |
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1) an object | |
2) a predicative | |
3) a predicate | |
4) a subject | |
11. Which of the sentences can't be either exclamatory or non-exclamatory |
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1) disjunctive | |
2) pronominal | |
3) special | |
4) general | |
12. Complete the disjunctive question with the appropriate tag: "Nobody knows it,..." |
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1) don't they? | |
2) do they? | |
3) doesn't he? | |
4) does he? | |
13. Complete the disjunctive question with the appropriate tag: "Little is known about this phenomenon,..." |
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1) don't they? | |
2) do they? | |
3) isn't it? | |
4) is it? | |
14. Imprative sentences express |
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1) emotions | |
2) an inducement | |
3) a request for information | |
4) a statement | |
15. Choose the right statement about Imperative sentences: Imperative sentences |
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1) are always complete, i.e. contain both subject and predicate | |
2) may have or may not a have a word form in the place of a subject | |
3) are always elliptical sentences, i.e. donot contain a word form in the position of a predicate | |
4) are always elliptical sentences, i.e. donot contain a word form in the position of a subject | |
16. In the imperative sentence sentence: "Mary and John fetch the dictionaries" Mary and John are: |
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1) complement | |
2) independent elements | |
3) addressing enclosure | |
4) subject | |
17. The phrase like "For God's sake" is |
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1) a declarative sentence | |
2) a one-member sentence | |
3) a purely exclamatory sentence (non communicative utterance) | |
4) an exclamatory sentence | |
18. The sentence "I wonder why he is so late" is intermidiary between |
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1) it is not an intermidiary construction, but a declarative sentence | |
2) declarative and exclamatory | |
3) declarative and interrogative | |
4) declarative and imperative | |
19. The sentence "Please tell me what I can do" is intermidiary between |
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1) it is not an intermidiary construction, but an imperative sentence type | |
2) imperative and exclamatory | |
3) imperative and interrogative | |
4) imperative and declarative | |
20. In a complex sentence the communicative type depends upon that of |
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1) complex sentences do not belong to any of the communicative types | |
2) the whole centence in general | |
3) the main clause | |
4) the subordinate clause |