Each and Every Quiz

Each & Every Quiz

Quizzes are a fantastic way to learn and have fun at the same time. Whether you’re in school, at work, or just looking for a way to challenge yourself, quizzes can be a valuable tool.

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Which sentence is correct?

Each children like candy.

Every children likes candy.

Each child likes candy.

Every child like candy.

2 / 13

Identify the correct use:

Every children was given a toy.

Each child were given a toy.

Every child was given a toy.

Each children was given a toy.

3 / 13

Which is correct?

Each of the apples is ripe.

Every of the apples is ripe.

Every apples is ripe.

Each apples is ripe.

4 / 13

Fill in the blank:
_______ team in the league is strong this year.

Each

Every

5 / 13

Fill in the blank:
_______ of the two players is talented.

Every

Each

6 / 13

Choose the correct sentence:

Every student and teacher are arrived.

Every student and teacher has arrived.

Each student and teacher have arrived.

Each student and teacher is arrived.

7 / 13

“Each” is used when referring to _______.

a vague concept

something uncertain

a large group as a whole

individual members of a group

8 / 13

Choose the correct sentence:

Each of the boys are playing.

Every of the boys is playing.

Every boys are playing.

Each of the boys is playing.

9 / 13

Fill in the blank:
_______ answer was carefully checked.

Each

Every

10 / 13

Fill in the blank: _______ book in the library was damaged.

Each

Every

11 / 13

“Every” is used to emphasize _______.

an individual item

all members of a group collectively

a specific item

12 / 13

Choose the correct sentence:

Every child is happy.

Each of the children are happy.

Each child are happy.

Every of the children is happy.

13 / 13

Fill in the blank:
_______ employee was praised for their efforts.

Each

Every

Your score is

The average score is 72%

The words “each” and “every” are among the most frequently used in English, yet they often cause confusion for learners. Both words indicate the idea of individuals within a group, but they differ slightly in usage.

Understanding “Each” and “Every”

“Each”

Refers to individual items or people within a group, one at a time.
Used when the group size is small or the individuals are considered separately.
Example:
- Each student in the class has submitted their homework.

“Every”

Refers to all items or people in a group collectively.
Used when the group size is larger or when we want to generalize.
Example:
- Every student in the school is required to wear a uniform.

Each & Every Key Differences

Aspect	Each	Every
Focus	Individual members	Group as a whole
Group Size	Smaller groups	Larger groups
Common Usage	“Each of the students is…”	“Every student is…”

Each & Every Quiz

_______ of the children was given a toy.
She visits her grandparents _______ Sunday.
The teacher spoke to _______ student individually.
_______ room in the hotel has a sea view.
They checked _______ box before shipping the packages.

Answers:

Each
Every
Each
Every
Each

Grammar rules are best understood through practice. Use quizzes and exercises to sharpen your understanding. As you grow more comfortable, you’ll find it easier to use “each” and “every” confidently and correctly.

I hope these exercises help you enhance your English language skills!

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