1. a collocation can be defined as two or more words that
A. often paired together
B. have synonym in makings
C. must be used as one
D. have antonym in meaning

2. collocation sound "grammatically correct" to native English speakers because they
A. it sounds unnatural
B. it is barely used
C. it is often used
D. sounds strange

3. if you learned and used to with many collocation, your English speaking ability will sound
A. unusual
B. grammatically correct
C. natural
D. sounds strange

4. which is a very common collocation?

A. hurry food
B. fast food
C. instant food
D. running food

5. it is best for learners to remember and consider collocation as a single

A. choke point
B. parts of patterns
C. rules of grammar
D. block of language

6. there are several types of collocations such as:
a. direct object+ noun
B. first + second
C. noun + noun
D. subject + object

7. which is an example of a noun + noun collocation?
A. a round of applause
B. incredibly applause
C. noisy applause
D. commonly applause

8. which is example of adverb + adjective collocation?
a. deeply worried
B. try hard
C. happily together
D. commonly mistaken

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