Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs

1. Two years ago, my high school sets up a student court to give students a voice in disciplining rule breakers.

   Question

   A.

   sat

   B.

   set

   Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs - Question 1
2. Before the court opened its doors, adults teach students about decision making and about courtroom procedures.

   Question

   A.

   taught

   B.

   teached

   Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs - Question 2
3. Some of us served as members of juries, and others become advocates or even judges.

   Question

   A.

   became

   B.

   becomed

   Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs - Question 3
4. I sit on a jury twice when I was a junior.

   Question

   A.

   sat

   B.

   set

   Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs - Question 4
5. Then, last spring, my friend Dewayne appeared before the student court after he loses his temper and strikes a fellow student.

   Question

   A.

   losed

   B.

   lost

   Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs - Question 5
6. I agreed to be his advocate because I think he truly regretted his behavior.

   Question

   A.

   thought

   B.

   thunk

   Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs - Question 6
7. I tell the jury that he knew his violent reaction was a mistake.

   Question

   A.

   telled

   B.

   told

   Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs - Question 7
8. The jury sends Dewayne for counseling to learn to manage his anger and made him write an apology to the other student.

   Question

   A.

   sended

   B.

   sent

   Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs - Question 8
9. After hearing the verdict, Dewayne shakes hands with all the jurors and thanked them for their fairness.

   Question

   A.

   shook

   B.

   shaked

   Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs - Question 9
10. The experience makes me eager to learn more about America’s system of justice.

    Question

    A.

    maked

    B.

    made

    Using Past-Tense Irregular Verbs - Question 10