Perfect harmony and expression combining essential grammar and literary skills. Subject-verb agreement ensures grammatical correctness by matching number and person accurately. Similes create comparisons using like or as painting relatable mental pictures. Metaphors make direct comparisons revealing deeper meanings and connections beautifully in this Grade 7 Quiz on Subject-Verb Agreement, Similes and Metaphors. This diverse quiz tests both technical accuracy and creative understanding simultaneously. Mastering these elements produces writing that's both correct and compelling. Start now and develop the dual abilities that mark truly skilled communicators and writers everywhere.Retry
Choose the verb that correctly agrees with the subject in number. Every book, journal, and magazine on the shelf ___ covered in dust.
Answer: (a) is
Complete the simile with the best option: The truth hit him like a ______, leaving him speechless.
Answer: (b) bolt of lightning
Choose the correct word to complete the metaphor: Beneath his calm demeanor, his mind was a ______, churning with unspoken thoughts.
Answer: (d) tempest
How many subject-verb agreement errors are present in the sentence below? The list of participants have been finalized, but the names of the winners is yet to be disclosed, and the awards ceremony are scheduled for next week.
Answer: (c) 3
Select the most appropriate option from the given choices to fill in the blanks: Each of the contestants ___ eager to showcase their talent, but neither the judges nor the audience ___ aware that the final results ___ already decided in advance.
Answer: (a) is, was, were
Complete the sentence with the correct simile and metaphor: Her mind was ________, racing through ideas as quickly as ________.
Answer: (c) a whirlwind, lightning
Identify the sentence with incorrect subject-verb agreement.
Answer: (b) Each of the shortlisted candidates have demonstrated exceptional skill.
Which of the following correctly replaces the sentence below? Neither of the employees were given a promotion this year.
Answer: (d) Neither of the employees was given a promotion this year.
What does the following sentence mean? The truth was a locked door, its key long buried in the sands of time.
Answer: (b) The truth was completely lost and impossible to uncover.
Which of the following transforms the simile into a metaphor? Simile: "His thoughts swirled like autumn leaves caught in a restless wind."
Answer: (d) His thoughts were autumn leaves, swirling in a restless wind.
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| Active and Passive Voice and Direct and Indirect Speech | Quiz on Active and Passive Voice and Direct and Indirect Speech |
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| Articles and Interjections | Quiz on Articles and Interjections |
| Conjunctions and its Types, Punctuation | Quiz on Conjunctions and its Types, Punctuation |
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| Phrasal Verbs, Idioms and Proverbs | Quiz on Phrasal Verbs, Idioms and Proverbs |
| Prepositions and its Types | Quiz on Prepositions and its Types |
| Subject-Verb Agreement, Similes and Metaphors | Quiz on Subject-Verb Agreement, Similes and Metaphors |
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