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What type of adjective is used in this sentence?
The puppies wagged their tails.

• noun
• proper noun
• compound noun
• pronoun

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Mike watched basketball last night, but Jenn watched hockey. 
What type of sentence is this?

• simple
• compound
• complex

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What type of noun is the one in red?
Jordon helped the United States win a gold medal at the Olympics.

• common noun
• proper noun

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True or False: It is necessary to capitalize titles of books, magazines, poems, songs, etc.

• False; it is never necessary.
• False; it is sometimes necessary.
• True; it is sometimes necessary.
• True; it is always necessary

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The logs became wood for _____ cities. 

• American'
• Americas
• America
• America's

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^{What is the predicate of this sentence?
The cat is in the hat.} 

• The cat
• is in the hat
• the hat
• The cat is in the hat.

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What is the acronym we use for coordinating conjunctions?

• FANBOYS
• FANGIRLS
• COMMA
• MINTS

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The shrimp swam after the clown fish, the coral cheered, waving its arms wildly.
What is the correct way to rite this sentence?

• The shrimp swam after the clown fish.  The coral cheering and waving its arms wildly.
• The shrimp swam after the clown fish, and the coral cheered, it waved its arms wildly.
• The shrimp swam after the clown fish, and the coral cheered.  Waving its arms wildly.
• The shrimp swam after the clown fish.  The coral cheered, waving its arms wildly.

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What is the adverb in the sentence?
My dog always barks.

• my
• always
• barks
• dog

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_________ am not happy with ______ examination result.

• A. I, my

• B. We, our

• C. He, his

• D. I, you

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