Exercise 1: Indicative Mood | Practice Test Online

Question 1:  Which of the following sentences is in the indicative mood?

(A) If I were you

(B) Let's go for a walk

(C) She sings beautifully

(D) They might attend the event

Correct Answer: 1C

Question 2:  What is the primary characteristic of the indicative mood?

(A) Expressing a wish or desire

(B) Conveying a possibility or uncertainty

(C) Stating facts or opinions

(D) Giving commands or instructions

Correct Answer: 2C

Question 3:  In which sentence is the indicative mood NOT used?

(A) He believes in ghosts

(B) If it rains we'll stay indoors

(C) She always tells the truth

(D) Let's explore the forest

Correct Answer: 3D

Question 4:  Which of the following sentences is NOT an example of the indicative mood?

(A) I think you are right

(B) They may arrive late

(C) The sun rises in the east

(D) Let's play tennis tomorrow

Correct Answer: 4D

Question 5:  When do we typically use the indicative mood in writing?

(A) To express wishes or desires

(B) To speculate about possibilities

(C) To state facts or opinions

(D) To give suggestions or commands

Correct Answer: 5C

Question 6:  Identify the sentence NOT in the indicative mood.

(A) He believes in astrology

(B) If it snows the roads will be slippery

(C) She is a talented musician

(D) Let's visit the museum tomorrow

Correct Answer: 6D

Question 7:  What is the main purpose of using the indicative mood in writing?

(A) To express uncertainty

(B) To issue commands

(C) To convey factual information

(D) To indicate wishes or desires

Correct Answer: 7C

Question 8:  Which of these sentences is an example of the indicative mood?

(A) I wish I could fly

(B) They might join us later

(C) The earth revolves around the sun

(D) Let's dance under the stars

Correct Answer: 8C

Question 9:  In the indicative mood, what type of information is typically conveyed?

(A) Hypothetical scenarios

(B) Commands or instructions

(C) Uncertain possibilities

(D) Facts or opinions

Correct Answer: 9D

Question 10:  What is a common use of the indicative mood in writing?

(A) To express hopes or dreams

(B) To suggest alternatives

(C) To state facts or opinions

(D) To give warnings or advice

Correct Answer: 10C