11-18-22

​11-18-22

Vocabulary 12-13 Verb Mood Test ​

​Use your notes and your SAT word list to take this test.

Match

Match the following SAT Vocabulary words from lesson 12 to the image that best represents them.

gauche

zenith

ruminate

acrimony

futile

• gauche

• zenith

• ruminate

• acrimony

• futile

Match

Match the following SAT vocabulary words from lesson #13 to the image that best describes them

solace

pedestrian

visceral

inept

insipid

• solace

• pedestrian

• visceral

• inept

• insipid

Open Ended

Now, take one of the images from the previous two sets of questions and explain HOW the image relates to the vocabulary word in one complete sentence. You can pick whichever word you want. Your response must relate the word's definition to the image in one or more complete sentences.

Match

Match the following verb moods to their definitions

• indicative

• interogative

• imperative

• conditional

• subjunctive

a statement of fact

asks a question

gives a command

discussing something that could happen

expressing a wish that is unlikely to happen

• a statement of fact

• asks a question

• gives a command

• discussing something that could happen

• expressing a wish that is unlikely to happen

Multiple Choice

Which verb mood gives a command?

• subjunctive

• indicative

• imperative

• interrogative

Multiple Choice

Which verb tense uses the verb "were" and sometimes "I wish?"

• subjunctive

• indicative

• interogative

• conditional

• interogative

Multiple Choice

Which verb mood would you use if you asked a question?

• subjunctive

• conditional

• interrogative

• verbal

​Read the following sentences and ID the verb mood used

Multiple Choice

Look over your analytical essay before you turn it in.

• indicative

• imperative

• subjunctive

Multiple Choice

Harry Truman became president after the death of Franklin D Roosevelt.

• indicative

• Imperative

• subjunctive

• conditional

Multiple Choice

I wish that Ms. Donna had made two peanut butter pies for potluck.

• indicative

• imperative

• subjunctive

• conditional

Multiple Choice

If you want to be accepted into a good college, you should study and make good grades in high school.

• interrogative

• conditional

• subjunctive

• indicative

Multiple Choice

Wesley tells Mrs. Lovan a story everyday about Tripp and Mr. Carman.

• conditional

• subjunctive

• indicative

• imperative

Multiple Choice

Is Mrs. Blanford old enough to be a teacher?

• interrogative

• conditional

• subjunctive

• imperative

Multiple Choice

When Mrs. Ellis yells, "Shut up!" what verb mood is she using?

• subjunctive

• indicative

• imperative

• conditional

Multiple Choice

Mr. Campbell wishes he was the POTUS (President of the US).

• conditional

• subjunctive

• indicative

• imperative

Multiple Select

Select two statements that use an interrogative mood.

• The class activities went well.

• Where have they been?

• If you will study your notes tonight, you have a higher chance of passing the test tomorrow.

• Are you planning to read the entire novel for three days?

Multiple Select

The following statements are written in indicative mood, EXCEPT__________.

• There is a newly-built building beside our house.

• If I were you, I will not give up on my dreams.

• That was the most difficult test I had last year.

• Please submit your essays before Friday.

Multiple Choice

Which statement is an example of subjunctive mood?

• Please, do your work silently.

• What did you write for the climax of the story?

• If she had only finished her college degree, her life could have been so different.

• Both B and C

Multiple Choice

I am too ill to go to school today.

• Interrogative

• Imperative

• Indicative

• Subjunctive

Multiple Choice

Are you going to school?

• Conditional

• Imperative

• Subjunctive

• Interrogative

Multiple Choice

If I were rich, I would have a lake house.

• Conditional

• Imperative

• Subjunctive

• Indicative

Open Ended

Now, select one verb mood and write one complete sentence using that verb mood.

Open Ended

What verb mood did you select and why is it that mood?

​Good work! You did it!

​Enjoy your Thanksgiving break!

Take some time to rest, be with family and friends, and have a safe and happy holiday! ​