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The chocolates in the silver box were a gift from my mothers best friend.

• chocolate's
• chocolates'
• mothers'
• mother's

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Father put the baby to bed at seven  o'clock, but she didn't fall asleep for a long time.

• simple
• compound
• complex
• compound-complex

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We should eat dinner before we go to the party.

• simple
• compound
• complex

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What needs a capital letter?
There is no school on monday. 

• School
• Is
• On
• Monday

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Choose the phrase that shows possession.  The faces of the figures were clearly visible.

• faces of the figures
• figures' faces
• figures faces'
• figures faces

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What is the dependent clause?
Mrs. Smith baked a cake because Mr. Smith wanted dessert.

• Mrs. Smith baked
• Mrs. Smith baked a cake
• because Mr. Smith wanted dessert

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Choose the pronoun that correctly replaces the red word or words.
Pedro and I played soccer all afternoon.

• They
• We
• Us

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Whose cat is that?

• It's she.

• It's his.

• It's hers.

• It's she's.

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Identify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence: 
We stood behind a tall person and couldn't see the stage.

• we stood
• behind a tall person
• couldn't see the stage
• and couldn't see

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I see you ___ this city.

• like

• likes

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