Bell Ringer #2 Quiz

Choose the sentence written correctly.

• preparing our dinner the smell of chicken made Ben hungry
• While Ben prepared our dinner the smell of the chicken made ben hungry
• While Ben prepared our dinner, the smell of the chicken made him hungry.
• Preparing our dinner, the smell of chicken made Ben hungry.

Choose the sentence written correctly.

• Thaddeus a brilliant student will probably get a higher grade then i will Toby remarked
• Thaddeus a brilliant student will probably get a higher grade then i will Toby remarked.
• "Thaddeus a brilliant student will probably get a higher grade than I will" Toby remarked.
• "Thaddeus, a brilliant student, will probably get a higher grade than I will," Toby remarked.

Choose the sentence written correctly.

• To entice a kitten off of the roof Roberto opened a tin of tuna fish immediately the kitten lept for the treat and landed at Robertos feet.
• To entice a kitten off of the roof, Roberto opened a tin of tuna fish; immediately the kitten lept for the treat and landed at Roberto's feet.
• To entice a kitten off of the roof, Roberto opened a tin of tuna fish. Immediately, the kitten leapt for the treat and landed at Roberto's feet.
• To entice a kitten off of the roof, Roberto opened a tin of tuna fish; immediately the kitten lept for the treat and landed at Robertos feet.

Choose the sentence written correctly.

• Shreya hasn't paid her school library fine; consequently, she can't borrow more books or receive her report card.
• Shreya hasn't paid her school library fine; consequently she can't borrow more books or recieve her report card.
• Shreya hasnt paid her school library fine; consequently, she can't niether lend more books or recieve her report card.
• Shreya hasn't paid her school library fine; consequently, she can't neither lend more books or receive her report card.

Use a semicolon and a word such as therefore, instead, meanwhile, still, also, nevertheless, or however. These words are called conjunctive adverbs. Follow a conjunctive adverb with a comma.

• True
• False

First person point of view includes

• the vantage point of the story uses of I, we, or us in the story.
• focuses on one character only.
• the vantage point of the story uses of I, we, you, or us in the story.
• is all-knowing.

A foil is when the protagonist is actually a villain of the story, but we empathize anyway.

• True
• False

The main character is the

• protagonist
• antagonist
• antihero
• foil