A LONG WALK TO FREEDOM NOUN-MODIFIERS

 




Formative Assessment: 1 Grammar Practice Tests.

10th English Reader: The First Flight. PROSE 👇


1. A Letter to God G.L. FUENTES

Q NO 18 | Q NO 19 | Q NO 20 | Q NO 24 | Q NO 25 |


2. Nelson Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom NELSON ROLIHLAHLA MANDELA

Q NO 18 | Q NO 19 | Q NO 20 | Q NO 24 | Q NO 25 |


3. Two Stories about Flying

1. His First Flight LIAM O' FLAHERTY

Q NO 18 | Q NO 19 | Q NO 20 | Q NO 24 | Q NO 25 |


II. Black Aeroplane FREDERICK FORSYTH

Q NO 18 | Q NO 19 | Q NO 20 | Q NO 24 | Q NO 25 |



1. Mandela delivered a speech. It inspired the nation.

  • Mandela delivered a nation inspiring speech.
  • Mandela delivered a nation inspiration speech.
  • Mandela delivered an inspired nation speech.
  • Mandela delivered an inspiring nation speech.

2. South Africa became a nation. It enjoyed freedom.

  • South Africa became a freedom-loving nation.
  • South Africa became a nation freedom loving.
  • South Africa became a freedom loved nation.
  • South Africa became a freedom nation.

3. Mandela fought for the rights of all people.

  • Mandela led a rights human movement.
  • Mandela led a humanity rights movement.
  • Mandela led a human rights movement.
  • Mandela led a movement human rights.

4. The President took an oath. It was the presidential oath.

  • The President took the presidential oath.
  • The President took the oath presidential.
  • The President took the president oath.
  • The President took the presidency oath.

5. The people celebrated the day. It was a day of freedom.

  • The people celebrated Day Freedom.
  • The people celebrated a freedom daily.
  • The people celebrated Freedom Day.
  • The people celebrated the day freedom.

6. Mandela dreamed of a nation. It was peaceful.

  • Mandela dreamed of a nation peaceful.
  • Mandela dreamed of a peaceful nation.
  • Mandela dreamed of a peace nation.
  • Mandela dreamed of peacefully nation.

7. The Constitution guaranteed equal rights. It became the nation's Constitution.

  • The Constitution became a rights national document.
  • The Constitution became a nationally rights document.
  • The Constitution became a nation rights document.
  • The Constitution became a national rights document.

8. Mandela thanked the people. They supported him.

  • Mandela thanked supporters loyal.
  • Mandela thanked loyally supporters.
  • Mandela thanked his loyal supporters.
  • Mandela thanked his support people.

9. The ceremony marked the beginning of democracy.

  • The ceremony marked a celebration democracy.
  • The ceremony marked a democracy celebration.
  • The ceremony marked a democratic celebration.
  • The ceremony marked democracy celebrating.

10. Mandela inspired young people with his leadership.

  • Mandela became a youth inspiration leader.
  • Mandela became an inspiration youth leader.
  • Mandela became a young inspiring leader.
  • Mandela became a leader youth inspiration.

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