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Find the descriptive adjectives in these sentences.  Tell which noun it describes.
New dinosaurs are always being discovered.

• being describes discovered
• new describes dinosaurs
• dinosaurs describes always
• always describes being

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Find the descriptive adjectives in these sentences.  Tell which noun it describes.
The soft parts just dissolve and disappear.

• parts describe dissolve
• just describes disappear
• soft describes dissolve
• soft describes parts

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The little, black bat flew into the night.

• noun
• verb
• adjective

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Which adjective can be used to describe a rainy day?

• Slimey
• Gloomy
• Soft
• Purple

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What tense means already happened?

• present
• past
• future 
• all of the above

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Is the word mice singular or plural?

• singular
• plural

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Which sentence uses the nouns correctly.

• Dolphin can swim faster than shark.

• Dolphins can swim faster than sharks.

• Dolphins can swim faster than shark.

• Dolphin can swim faster than sharks.

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New York is ________________than London.

• crowdeder

• more crowded

• the crowdest

• the most crowded

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Find the adjective.

• walk

• slimy

• bus

• bug

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a _____________ of elephants

• school

• herd

• bunch

• troop

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