Interactive English Quiz for 10th Grade PDF

Write me a competitive interactive quiz, which tests knowledge of the following subjects in English, for students in the 10th grade, on a basic level of knowledge, or less, that study English as a Second Language. Include humor in some of the questions: a/an/some on/in/at. The plural of the no...

Write me a competitive interactive quiz, which tests knowledge of the following subjects in English, for students in the 10th grade, on a basic level of knowledge, or less, that study English as a Second Language. Include humor in some of the questions: a/an/some on/in/at. The plural of the noun The expression there is/there are parts of speech possessive S/pronouns Prefixes and endings Comparison and compliment sentences - superlative (not including have) auxiliary verbs - modals/semi modals Tolerable sentences relative pronouns connectors Prepositions quantifiers gerund The 1000 most common words in English texts at a basic level - 10th grade (for example, colors, animals, family, days and months, question words, and more of a kind). Words that represent different parts of speech (for example, regular and irregular verbs, nouns, adjectives, linking words, prepositions, personal pronouns, etc.). Synonyms and antonyms. Past, present and future simple and continuous. The order of words in an English sentence compared to the order of words in a Hebrew sentence. For example, the position of a verb, the position of a question word, the position of not, the position of an adjective, the position of a personal pronoun, and more.  Translating sentences from English to Hebrew, and from Hebrew to English, while maintaining meaning, and avoiding incorrect and illogical literal translation. Terms for using simple past, past continuous, simple present, present continuous, simple future and future continuous. Comparison between simple and continuous in each of the tenses, and comparison between simple past and simple present and simple future. Comparison of past continuous with present continuous and future continuous. A paragraph from a text and a multiple-choice question, to check reading comprehension. Create 5 such separate puzzles of different difficulty levels. One multiple choice question per paragraph. The student sees at each stage only one paragraph and the question related to it. Each paragraph can deal with a different topic, regardless of the content level between the paragraphs.