Quiz on Every in English

What does Every mean in English?

• All

• None

• Each

• Many

Which of the following is a correct example of using Every?

• I go to school by bike every day.

• Every student is late for class.

• The police want to interview some employees about the theft.

• We're open every night except Monday.

How is Every used in a negative sentence?

• Not every kind of person can swim.

• Every student is studying hard.

• Every person made his travel arrangements.

• Every room is being used.

Which of the following is a correct usage of Every one of?

• Every one of the books are interesting.

• Every one of them are worth reading.

• Every one of the employees was hard-working.

• Every one of the students is late.

When is Every used with a plural noun?

Which of the following is a correct example of using Each or Every?

• Each player has three cards.

• Each side of a square is different.

• Every side of a square is the same length.

• Every player has three cards.

How often are the Olympic Games held?

• Every six years

• Every five years

• Every four years

• Every three years

Which sentence correctly uses Each?

• Every parent worry about their children.

• Each parent worries about their children.

• Every parent worries about their children.

• Each parent worry about their children.

What is the correct usage of Every in the sentence 'There's a train to London every hour'?

• Every is used with a plural noun.

• Every is used with a singular noun.

• Every is used with a negative verb.

• Every is used with a past tense verb.

Which sentence correctly uses Every one of?

• Every one of the books are interesting.

• Every one of them are worth reading.

• Every one of the students is late.

• Every one of the employees were hard-working.