Contractions List Quiz

1. What are contractions?

Lengthened forms of words
Shortened versions of two words
Complex sentences
New words in English

2. Why are contractions used in English?

To make sentences more concise and natural-sounding
To make sentences longer
To confuse non-native speakers
To avoid using pronouns

3. Which of the following is a contraction?

I am
You are
Can't
Do not

4. How are contractions formed?

By adding extra letters
By removing letters and using an apostrophe
By spelling words backwards
By capitalizing words

5. Which of the following sentences uses a contraction correctly?

I'm going to the store.
She's a doctor.
They're my friends.
All of the above

6. In which type of writing should contractions generally be avoided?

Informal writing
Formal writing
Text messages
Fiction writing

7. Which of the following contractions is formed from "you" and "are"?

You're
Your
Yore
Ure

8. What should you use to replace the missing letters in contractions?

A comma
An apostrophe
A hyphen
A period

9. Which of the following sentences does NOT use a contraction?

I can't find my keys.
She's a talented artist.
We are going to the beach.
It's a beautiful day.

10. What is emphasized about the use of contractions in English in the article?

They should be used frequently in formal writing.
They are not crucial for conveying precise meanings.
They can enhance clarity and professionalism in writing and speaking.
They should be avoided in all types of writing.