This document appears to be a quiz show format for a game called "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" consisting of 15 multiple choice questions about English grammar and usage. The questions cover topics like parts of speech, verb tenses, sentence structure, and more. For each correct answer, the contestant would win more money, building up to the grand prize of £1,000,000 for answering the final question correctly.

1. Who Wants To Be
A Millionaire?
X’s
Edition

2. Question 1

3. What does “to learn
something by heart”
mean?
A To learn something with love
B To learn a part of the body
C To learn something from memory
D Something that is difficult to learn

4. What does “to learn
something by heart”
mean?
A To learn something with love
B To learn a part of the body
C To learn something from memory

5. £100

6. Question 2

7. What does “to move” to a
new place mean?
A It means that you move things
B It means that you start living in a new place
C It means that you go by car to a place
D It means that you sing the song “moving"

8. What does “to move” to
a new place mean?
A It means that you move things
B It means that you start living in a new place
C It means that you go by car to a place

9. £200

10. Question 3

11. What does “upset”
mean?
A It means that you are by yourself at home
B It means that you hate people
C It means that something makes you laugh

12. What does “upset”
mean?
A It means that you are by yourself at home
B It means that you hate people
C It means that something makes you laugh

13. £300

14. Question 4

15. “thunk” is the past
participle form of?
A think
B thing
C thank
D “thunk” isn’t a past participle form

16. Question?
A think
B thing
C thank

17. £500

18. Question 5

19. What’s the position of
“ago” in a sentence?
A At the beginning of a sentence
B before the time expression and at the end of a
sentence
C after the time expression and at the end of a
sentence
D at the end of a sentence

20. What’s the position of
“ago” in a sentence?
A At the beginning of a sentence
B before the time expression and at the end of
a sentence
C after the time expression and at the end of a
sentence

21. £1,000

22. Question 6

23. What’s the correct form
of “play” in the past
simple?
A plaied
B played
C play
D plays

24. What’s the correct form
of “play” in the past
simple?
A plaied
B played
C play

25. £2,000

26. Question 7

27. Which sentence is right?
A I didn’t go to school yesterday
B I didn’t went to school yesterday
C I weren’t to school yesterday
D I wasn’t to school yesterday

28. Which sentences is
right?
AI didn’t go to school yesterday
BI didn’t went to school yesterday
CI weren’t to school yesterday

29. £4,000

30. Question 8

31. Which sentence is right?
A when you went to the cinema?
B when did you went to the cinema?
C when did you go to the cinema?
D when were you go to the cinema?

32. Which sentence is right?
A when you went to the cinema?
B when did you went to the cinema?
C when did you go to the cinema?

33. £8,000

34. Question 9

35. What do we write after
“there were”?
A A singular noun
B nothing
C A verb
D A plural noun

36. What do we write after
“there were”?
AA singular noun
B nothing
C A verb
D A plural noun

37. £16,000

38. Question 10

39. What’s the missing word in
the following sentence: She
______ play basketball?
A don’t
B dosen’t
C doesn’t not
D doesn’t

40. What’s the missing word in
the following sentence: She
______ play basketball?
A don’t
B dosen’t
C doesn’t not
D doesn’t

41. £32,000

42. Question 11

43. What does the past
simple express?
A an action that started in the past an that continues now
B a past action that didn’t finish
C an action that started and finished in the past
D a future action

44. What does the past
simple express?
A an action that started in the past an that continues now
B a past action that didn’t finish
C an action that started and finished in the past

45. £64,000

46. Question 12

47. Where does an adverb
of frequency go in a
sentence?
A After all verbs
B after all verbs, but before the verb to be
C before all verbs, but after the verb to be
D before all verbs

48. Where does an adverb
of frequency go in a
sentence?
A After all verbs
B after all verbs, but before the verb to be
C before all verbs, but after the verb to be

49. £125,000

50. Question 13

51. What’s the missing word in
the following sentence: She
_______ a jumper ?
A wore
B worn
C weared
D did wear

52. What’s the missing word in
the following sentence: She
_______ a jumper?
A wore
B worn
C weared
D did wear

53. £250,000

54. Question 14

55. What’s true about the
present simple?
A We write –s on the 3rd person singular
B We write –s on the plural forms
C We write –ed at the end of all verbs
D We write do in the affirmative form

56. What’s true about the
present simple?
A We write –s on the 3rd person singular
B We write –s on the plural forms
C We write –ed at the end of all verbs

57. £500,000

58. Question 15

59. Which sentence is right?
A I didn’t born in Spain
B I didn’t not born in Spain
C II weren’t born in Spain
D I wasn’t born in Spain

60. Which sentence is right?
A I didn’t born in Spain
B I didn’t not born in Spain
C I weren’t born in Spain
D I wasn’t born in Spain

61. £1,000,000