'Both' and 'Neither' Quiz for Grade 4 with Answer Key

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🔍 'Both' means two things or people are included. Example: 'Both my sister and I like ice cream.'
• ➕ 'Both' is used to connect two positive ideas. It shows that two things are true or happen together.
• ➖ 'Neither' means not one thing or person and also not the other. Example: 'Neither the cat nor the dog is allowed on the couch.'
• 🚫 'Neither' is used to connect two negative ideas. It shows that two things are not true or do not happen.
• 💡 Remember, 'neither' is often paired with 'nor'.
• 📝 'Both' and 'neither' help make your sentences clearer and more interesting!

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. Which sentence correctly uses 'both'?
   1. Both I like pizza.
   2. Both my mom and dad are doctors.
   3. Neither I like pizza.
   4. Neither my mom and dad are doctors.
2. Which sentence correctly uses 'neither'?
   1. Neither I like apples.
   2. Neither she nor he wants to go.
   3. Both she nor he wants to go.
   4. Both wants to go.
3. 'Both' implies:
   1. Only one.
   2. None.
   3. Two.
   4. Three.
4. 'Neither' implies:
   1. One.
   2. Two.
   3. All.
   4. None.
5. Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'both':
   1. Both the sun is shining.
   2. Both the sun and the moon are shining.
   3. Neither the sun is shining.
   4. Neither the sun and the moon are shining.
6. Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'neither':
   1. Neither I want cake.
   2. Neither I nor my brother wants cake.
   3. Both I want cake.
   4. Both I nor my brother wants cake.
7. Which sentence is correct?
   1. Both cats like to play.
   2. Both cat like to play.
   3. Neither cats like to play.
   4. Neither cat like to play.