Might Quiz

What is the difference between 'might' and 'may'?

• 'Might' and 'may' are interchangeable and can be used interchangeably in any context.

• 'Might' implies a higher probability or a greater degree of possibility compared to 'may'.

• 'Might' is used to express a future possibility, while 'may' is used to express a present possibility.

• 'Might' suggests a lower probability or a lesser degree of possibility compared to 'may'.

Which word is used to express possibility: 'might' or 'may'?

• shall

• can

• may

• could

True or False: 'Might' is used to express doubt.

• False

• Might is used to express possibility.

• True

• Might is used to express certainty.

Choose the correct option: 'Might' is used to express certainty or uncertainty?

• assurance

• uncertainty

• confidence

• certainty

Which word is more formal: 'might' or 'may'?

• might

• could

• may

• can

True or False: 'Might' can be used to make polite requests.

• True

• Might is only used to talk about possibilities

• Might can only be used to express uncertainty

• False

Choose the correct option: 'Might' is used to express past or future possibility?

• never

• future

• past

• present

Which word is used to express stronger possibility: 'might' or 'may'?

• could

• can

• shall

• might