Nouns Review

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Nouns Review

• Choose the answers that correctly identify the
  kind of noun boldfaced in each sentence.

2
The judge shows leniency when dealing with
first-time offenders.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

3
The judge shows leniency when dealing with
first-time offenders.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

4
The leaves on the maple tree change to a bright
red every autumn.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

5
The leaves on the maple tree change to a bright
red every autumn.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

6
The marching band lined up along the fifty-yard
line.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

7
The marching band lined up along the fifty-yard
line.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

8
The Gateway Arch is located in St. Louis,
Missouri.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

9
The Gateway Arch is located in St. Louis,
Missouri.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

10
Mrs. Jackson cooked hot dogs on the backyard
grill.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

11
Mrs. Jackson cooked hot dogs on the backyard
grill.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

12
The artists finest work is on display at the
museum.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

13
The artists finest work is on display at the
museum.

• concrete
• abstract
• collective
• compound

• common
• proper
• singular
• plural
• possessive

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Pronouns

• Choose the answer that correctly identifies the
  type of pronoun boldfaced in each sentence.

15
Its not the snow its winter itself I dont
like.

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

16
Its not the snow its winter itself I dont
like.

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

17
Make yourself useful do the dishes, please!

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

18
Make yourself useful do the dishes, please!

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

19
Who wants ice cream?

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

20
Who wants ice cream?

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

21
Return the book to its correct place on the
shelf, please.

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

22
Return the book to its correct place on the
shelf, please.

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

23
Tim made sure that he read the directions
carefully.

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

24
Tim made sure that he read the directions
carefully.

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

25
This is my favorite time of year.

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

26
This is my favorite time of year.

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

27
Has someone already asked you to the dance?

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

28
Has someone already asked you to the dance?

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

29
The cat that has a patch of white on its chest is
my favorite.

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

30
The cat that has a patch of white on its chest is
my favorite.

• personal
• possessive
• reflexive
• intensive

• demonstrative
• relative
• interrogative
• indefinite

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Verbs

• Indicate whether the underlined verb is action,
  linking, or helping

32
The chef tastes the sauce.

• Transitive Action
• Intransitive Action
• Linking
• Helping

33
The chef tastes the sauce.

• Transitive Action
• Intransitive Action
• Linking
• Helping

34
The driver turned around the corner carefully.

• Transitive Action
• Intransitive Action
• Linking
• Helping

35
The driver turned around the corner carefully.

• Transitive Action
• Intransitive Action
• Linking
• Helping

36
I felt refreshed after my catnap.

• Transitive Action
• Intransitive Action
• Linking
• Helping

37
I felt refreshed after my catnap.

• Transitive Action
• Intransitive Action
• Linking
• Helping

38
The runner does not seem winded.

• Transitive Action
• Intransitive Action
• Linking
• Helping

39
The runner does not seem winded.

• Transitive Action
• Intransitive Action
• Linking
• Helping

40
They may spend days looking for a shallow place.

• Transitive Action
• Intransitive Action
• Linking
• Helping

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They may spend days looking for a shallow place.

• Transitive Action
• Intransitive Action
• Linking
• Helping

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Adjectives and Adverbs

• Determine whether the boldfaced word is an
  adjective or adverb.

43
Our library seldom allows renewal of books on the
best-seller list.

• adjective
• adverb

44
Our library seldom allows renewal of books on the
best-seller list.

• adjective
• adverb

45
For his age and size, Max is an unusually good
running back.

• adjective
• adverb

46
For his age and size, Max is an unusually good
running back.

• adjective
• adverb

47
For his age and size, Max is an unusually good
running back.

• adjective
• adverb

48
For his age and size, Max is an unusually good
running back.

• adjective
• adverb

49
Mrs. Jones eagerly drinks her first large cup of
coffee early in the morning.

• adjective
• adverb

50
Mrs. Jones eagerly drinks her first large cup of
coffee early in the morning.

• adjective
• adverb

51
Mrs. Jones eagerly drinks her first large cup of
coffee early in the morning.

• adjective
• adverb

52
Mrs. Jones eagerly drinks her first large cup of
coffee early in the morning.

• adjective
• adverb

53
Mrs. Jones eagerly drinks her first large cup of
coffee early in the morning.

• adjective
• adverb

54
Mrs. Jones eagerly drinks her first large cup of
coffee early in the morning.

• adjective
• adverb

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Prepositions

• Correctly determine the object of the preposition
  in each sentence.

56
We carried the packages into the house.
57
We carried the packages into the house.
58
I was glad to have finally arrived at my friends
house.
59
I was glad to have finally arrived at my friends
house.
60
This gift from you means a great deal.
61
This gift from you means a great deal.
62
In addition to apples, I brought some peaches.
63
In addition to apples, I brought some peaches.
64
Please do not talk during the test, or you will
earn a zero.
65
Please do not talk during the test, or you will
earn a zero.
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Conjunctions and Interjections

• Choose the answer that correctly identifies the
  boldfaced word in each sentence.

67
Both Kevin and Jen are working on the ticket
committee.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

68
Both Kevin and Jen are working on the ticket
committee.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

69
As soon as he heard about the sale, he rushed to
the store.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

70
As soon as he heard about the sale, he rushed to
the store.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

71
Ouch! I pinched my finger in the door!

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

72
Ouch! I pinched my finger in the door!

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

73
Will you please set the table for dinner while I
finish the salad?

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

74
Will you please set the table for dinner while I
finish the salad?

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

75
I wanted to go to the movie consequently, I had
to finish my homework first.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

76
I wanted to go to the movie consequently, I had
to finish my homework first.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

77
The town has cleaned up the park, so it is now a
safe place to play.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

78
The town has cleaned up the park, so it is now a
safe place to play.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

79
We have to get milk at the store also, we need
butter.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

80
We have to get milk at the store also, we need
butter.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

81
I did well on the quiz, for I studied very hard.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

82
I did well on the quiz, for I studied very hard.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

83
Well, I guess I should try harder next time.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

84
Well, I guess I should try harder next time.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

85
Your choice is between whether to see the action
movie or the comedy.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection

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Your choice is between whether to see the action
movie or the comedy.

• Coordinating conjunction
• Correlative conjunction
• Subordinating conjunction
• Conjunctive adverb
• Interjection