Question

6. The following sentence uses adjectives/adverbs correctly:

Students who attended the review session did better on the exam than those who studied on their own.

Group of answer choices

True

False

7. Verbs tell us the time of an action. The time that a verb shows is usually called ______.

Group of answer choices

tense

gerund

to be

noun

8. Identify the correct verb form:

Where on my Internet browser _____ (is, are) the directions to block pop-up messages?
Group of answer choices

are

is

Answer 1

1. The correct answer is TRUE.

Rationale: The adjective answers three kind of questions which are "What kind ?" , "How many ?" and "Which ?". And an adverb answers another three kind of questions which are "How ?" , "When ?" and "Where ?". In this sentence, "better" is an adverb and it is used in comparison between students who attended the review session and students who studied om their own and the adverb is used correctly.

2. THE CORRECT ANSWER IS TENSE.

Rationale: Verb tenses are those elements of the verbs that tell us about time. There are in total 6 verb tenses that tell us about time and those are :

(a) Simple present tense verbs : We play cricket in the ground.

(b) Simple past tense verbs : We played cricket in the ground.

(c) Simple future tense verbs : We will play cricket in the ground.

(d) Present Perfect tense verbs : We have played cricket.

(e) Past perfect tense verbs : We had played cricket.

(f) Future perfect tense verbs : By tomorrow, we will have played cricket.

3. THE CORRECT ANSWER IS "ARE".

If the subject is singular, we use "is" and if the subject is plural, we use "are". Here the subject is directions which is plural so we will use "are".