Grammar and Geography Quiz

Grammar Exercises (Past Simple, Present Continuous, Have/Has)

• Past Simple Tense: Used to describe completed actions in the past. Correctly identify past tense forms for various verbs (e.g., get, see, play, go, know)
• Present Continuous Tense: Expresses actions happening now, in progress. Use the structure "to be + verb + -ing" (e.g., am watching, is singing, are playing)
• Have/Has: Used to indicate possession or experience. "Have" is used with I, we, you, they, and plural nouns. "Has" is used with he, she, it, and singular nouns.

Geography and Politics

• Kazakhstan's Borders: Kazakhstan borders China, not India, America, Africa, or Australia.
• Nur-Sultan: Nur-Sultan is a significant educational center, featuring numerous universities and colleges.
• Kazakhstani Constitution: The new constitution of Kazakhstan was adopted in 1995.
• National Capital of Wales: The capital of Wales is Cardiff.
• White House: The White House is the official residence of the President of the United States.
• First Kazakh Constitution: The first independent constitution of Kazakhstan is based on principles of pluralism and the separation of powers.
• Oldest British University: Oxford is the oldest university in Britain.
• US Congress: The US Congress consists of two houses.
• Major US Political Parties: The main political parties in the USA are the Republican and Democratic parties.
• Official Language: The official language of the US is English.
• National Identity: Someone from England is called English.

Specific Questions

• Nur-Sultan Climate: Nur-Sultan's climate is described as extreme continental.
• Year: Nineteen fifty-seven is 1957.
• UK Capital: The capital of Wales is Cardiff.
• US Capital: Washington, D.C., in the District of Columbia.
• US Presidential Residence: The White House.
• US Capital Designer: Pierre L’Enfant.
• Shakespearean Play: Romeo and Juliet.
• Royal Child: The son of a king and queen is a prince.
• Relative: Your uncle's son is your nephew.
• Winter Months: December, January, and February.
• Singular possessive: My dad (singular, masculine) is washing his car.
• Specific question: Who is she chatting to right now?

Verb Conjugations

• Past Simple of "Get": got
• Past Simple of "See": saw
• Past Simple of "Play": played
• Past Simple of "Go": went
• Past Simple of "Know": knew
• Past Participle of "Grow": grown
• Past Participle of "Rise": risen
• Past Simple of "Swim": swam
• Past Participle of “Swim”: swum