James Brown

What is the correct past tense form of the verb in the sentence: 'James Brown (to sing) at the concert last night'?

• sang

• singed

• sung

• sing

Choose the correct sentence:

• James Brown is a famous singer, he has many fans.

• James Brown, a famous singer, has many fans.

• James Brown a famous singer has many fans.

• James Brown; a famous singer has many fans.

Which of the following sentences uses the correct form of 'their', 'there', or 'they're'?

• James Brown and his band are over their.

• James Brown and his band are over there.

• James Brown and his band are over they're.

• James Brown and his band are over thier.

Identify the synonym of 'famous' in the context of 'James Brown is a famous singer.'

• Unknown

• Renowned

• Ordinary

• Obscure

What is the main idea of the sentence: 'James Brown revolutionized the music industry with his unique style'?

• James Brown was a musician.

• James Brown changed the music industry.

• James Brown had a unique style.

• James Brown was famous.

Which word best completes the sentence: 'James Brown's music is _______ by many artists today.'

• ignored

• inspired

• imitated

• forgotten

What is the correct plural form of the noun in the sentence: 'James Brown received many (award) for his music.'

• awards

• awardes

• award

• aword

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a semicolon:

• James Brown was a singer; he was also a dancer.

• James Brown was a singer, he was also a dancer.

• James Brown was a singer: he was also a dancer.

• James Brown was a singer he was also a dancer.

What is the antonym of 'unique' in the context of 'James Brown had a unique style'?

• Common

• Rare

• Distinct

• Original

Which sentence is in passive voice?

• James Brown performed at the concert.

• The concert was performed by James Brown.

• James Brown will perform at the concert.

• James Brown is performing at the concert.