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Practice recognising nominalised paraphrases and rejecting changed claims.
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30 questions
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Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
Rewrite the idea as a noun phrase: 'Urban rents rose sharply after the rail station opened.'
Choose the noun phrase with the same meaning: 'Several factories reduced their water use during the drought.'
Which noun phrase matches this sentence? 'The survey found that commuters trusted buses less after the delays.'
Nominalise the sentence: 'The hospital expanded its online booking system in March.'
Which noun phrase keeps the same claim? 'The new law restricted the sale of single-use plastic bags.'
Turn this into a noun phrase: 'Researchers rejected the claim that screen time always harms sleep.'
Select the matching noun phrase: 'Local shops opposed the plan to widen the road.'
Which noun phrase best paraphrases this? 'The company delayed the launch because safety tests continued.'
Choose the accurate noun phrase: 'Public concern grew when air quality declined.'
Which noun phrase has the same meaning? 'The council cancelled the festival after heavy rain was forecast.'
State this with verbs: 'The report highlighted a decline in rural employment after the mine closed.'
Which verb-clause version is accurate? 'There was widespread criticism of the airport's noise policy.'
Convert the noun phrase to a clause: 'The university announced the introduction of evening classes.'
What does this mean with verbs? 'The article described residents' resistance to the new parking fees.'
Choose the clause that matches: 'The committee noted the rapid improvement of recycling rates.'
Change this to a verb clause: 'The study reported parents' preference for smaller class sizes.'
Which clause matches the noun phrase? 'The mayor welcomed the renovation of the old market.'
Express the meaning with verbs: 'The review questioned the accuracy of the pollution figures.'
Text: 'The tenant criticised the landlord's repairs.' Which nominalisation changes who criticised?
Text: 'The editor rejected the writer's proposal.' Which version reverses the agent?
Text: 'The clinic advised the patients about diet.' Which nominalisation changes who gave advice?
Text: 'The manufacturer recalled the retailer's faulty heaters.' Which option reverses the agent?
Text: 'The bank approved the charity's loan request.' Which nominalisation changes who approved?
Text: 'The residents challenged the developer's traffic assessment.' Which version changes who challenged?
Text: 'The museum accepted the artist's donation.' Which nominalisation reverses the agent?
Paragraph: Online forms were hard to use, so many applicants submitted fewer claims. Which noun-phrase heading is best?
Paragraph: A factory installed quieter machines, and complaints from nearby flats dropped. Choose the best nominalised heading.
Paragraph: Training became compulsory, and staff made fewer data-entry errors. Which heading keeps the claim?
Paragraph: The city planted more trees along busy roads, and summer street temperatures fell. Pick the best noun-phrase heading.
Paragraph: Fees were increased, and fewer adults joined evening language courses. Which nominalised heading is most accurate?
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