Quiz Trivial II

The Zero Conditional is super easy to understand, it talks about things that are always true, like facts, habits, or rules, it’s like saying, "When this happens, that happens" We build the Zero Conditional like this: If + Present Simple, Present Simple Let’s see an example: If you eat too much candy, you get a stomachache 👉 In this sentence, "eating too much candy" always results in "getting a stomachache," it’s a fact! Now, you’ll answer some fun questions using the Zero Conditional, let’s see how much you know!

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Welcome to the Zero Conditional Trivia!

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QUIZ

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The Zero Conditional is used for facts, and mixing blue and yellow always makes green.

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This is a fact, and the Zero Conditional is perfect for stating facts like water boiling at 100°C.

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Ice melting in the sun is a scientific fact, so the Zero Conditional is used here.

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Fire burning you is always true, so the Zero Conditional fits perfectly for this scenario.

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Feeling hungry after skipping breakfast is a logical consequence and fits a general truth.

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Sugar dissolving in water is a fact, which is why the Zero Conditional is used here.

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Turning on a light switch results in the light turning on, a general truth.

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The ground getting wet when it rains is a fact, suitable for the Zero Conditional.

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Watering a plant helps it grow, which is a general truth.

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Feeling tired after not sleeping is a cause-and-effect truth, ideal for the Zero Conditional.

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