FRIDAY: Language Review

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What period is your class? Options: Period 1/2, Period 3/4, Period 6/7

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Which word best completes the sentence? Options: separate, produce, proceed, segregate

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separate

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Which word best completes the sentence? Options: separate, produce, proceed, segregate

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produce

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Select the meaning of this common idiom: You can’t judge something based purely on its appearance.

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You can’t judge something based purely on its appearance.

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Does this prepositional phrase function as an adjective or adverb?

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adverb

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Identify the compound-complex sentence: Even though the weather was bitterly cold, Kylie refused to wear a coat to school, and she regretted her decision almost instantly.

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Even though the weather was bitterly cold, Kylie refused to wear a coat to school, and she regretted her decision almost instantly.

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Which adds the phrase correctly to the sentence below? Fluttering its delicate wings, the butterfly emerged from its chrysalis.

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Fluttering its delicate wings, the butterfly emerged from its chrysalis.

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Rewrite the sentences as a single sentence using coordinate adjectives.

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The rich, creamy sauce was delicious.

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Which sentence replaces the underlined adjective with the most precise adjective? Kim’s parents bought her a sports car for her birthday., Kim’s parents bought her a kind sports car for her birthday., Kim’s parents bought her a good sports car for her birthday., Kim’s parents bought her a gorgeous sports car for her birthday.

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Kim’s parents bought her a gorgeous sports car for her birthday.

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Identify the meaning of the root sol.

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