Final 11th

Select if the underline word in the sentence is a Participle or Gerund:

 Racing against the clock, Sarah finished her assignment just in time.

• Participle

• Gerund

Select if the underline word is a Participle or Gerund:

The howling wind sounded eerie as it echoed through the abandoned house.

• Particple

• Gerund

Select if the underlined word is a Participle or Gerund:

Smiling warmly, the teacher greeted her students at the classroom door.

• Participle

• Gerund

Select if the underlined word is a Participle or Gerund:

Running late, Tom dashed out of the house without breakfast.

• Participle

• Gerund

3. Select if the underlined word is a Participle or Gerund:

4. The excited puppy nearly bowled the child over. a. Participial

• Participle

• Gerund

Select if the underlined word is a Participle or Gerund:

I’m not a human being but a human becoming.

• Participal

• Gerund

3. Select if the underlined word is a Participle or Gerund: Swimming is my favorite hobby.

• Participle

• Gerund

Which choice best reflects one of the purposes of Lincoln’s speech?

• To reflect in both parties being responsible and ending the war and abolishing slavery

• To reflect on the causes and effects of the war

• To caution against ending the war too soon

One of the ongoing events that had come to the end during Abraham Lincoln Inagural Address was:

 

• World War II

• All Americans

• The Civil War

Select if the underlined word is a Participle or Gerund: Laughing at the joke, Maria couldn't stop smiling.

• Participle

• Gerund