Grammar
Directions: Read each item carefully and encircle the letter that corresponds to your
answer.
1. ______ can you speak any foreign languages?
a. May
b. Can
c. Have
2. Liz ______ get tired of her job. It is so boring.
a. has to
b. must
c. should
3. Where’s Nick? He ______ be in his office.
a. might
b. mustn’t
c. is to
4. Take an umbrella. It ______ rain today.
a. has to
b. need
c. might
5. Jack ______ go to the hospital yesterday.
a. must
b. had to
c. need
6. You looked tired. You ______ go to bed.
a. should
b. Ought
c. Need
7. You ______ do it. I’ve already done it.
a. Must not
b. Need not
c. Ought not
8. ______ it be true?
a. May
b. Must
c. Can
9. ______ we stay or leave?
a. Will
b. Would
c. Shall
10. Jane was so tired. She ______ have worked days and nights.
a. Should
b. Must
c. Need
II. Directions: Write P if the sentence is in passive voice and A if it is in active voice. Write your
answers on the space provided.
______1. The grapes are grown in California.
______2. The hamster can be kept in a cage.
______3. The party has already started.
______4. The car is standing at the garage.
______5. The ship has been given up.
______6. The police didn’t fin3 the robber last week.
______7. The first fast food restaurants were opened in the USA in 1916.
______8. The train is going to arrive late.
______9. The search will be stopped because of the storm.
______10. The friends have been looking forward to meet her.
III.
Direction: Match the terms in column A with their definitions in column B. Write
the letter of your answer on the blanks before the number.
A B
___1. Pacing a. final production is most important.
___2. Dress rehearsal b. focuses on small presentations
___3. Informal theater c. rehearsals where technical elements such
as sound and lighting
___4. Tech rehearsal d. the tempo of an entire theatrical performance
___5. Formal theater e. the final few rehearsals with full make up
___6. Cold reading f. the activity or profession of acting in a building
or area for dramatic performances in plays
___7. Play g. is a reading of a script done by actors who.
have not previously reviewed the play.