1.10.25 FRIDAY: Language Review

What is your LAST name?

What is your FIRST name?

What period is your class?

• Period 1 and 2

• Period 3 and 4

• Period 6 and 7

1. {L.7.4.B} Which word best completes the sentence?

• justice
• service
• accomplice
• quarrelsome

2. {L.7.4.B} Which word best completes the sentence?

• justice
• service
• accomplice
• quarrelsone

3. {L.7.1.A} Does the underlined phrase function as an appositive, prepositional phrase, direct object, or an independent clause?

• appositive
• prepositional phrase
• direct object
• independent clause

4. {L.7.1.B} Which answer best turns the following sentences into a complex sentence?

• Sydney watched a movie last night, she studied for her big history test at the same time.
• Sydney watched a movie last night; she studied for her big history test at the same time.
• Sydney watched a movie last night, and she studied for her big history test.
• Sydney watched a movie last night while she studied for her big history test.

5. {L.7.1.C} Identify the misplaced modifier.

• Next to the couch
• Sam looked
• for his phone
• on the table

6. {L.7.1.C} Which rewritten sentence corrects the misplaced modifier?

• Sam looked for his phone on the table next to the couch.
• Sam next to the couch looked for his phone on the table.
• Sam looked on the table for his phone next to the couch.
• Sam looked next to the couch for his phone on the table.

7. {L.7.2.A} Add comma(s) where needed, if needed.

• Lindsey shook out the skirt of her pink polka dot dress and twirled for her mother. (no comma)
• Lindsey shook out the skirt of her pink polka dot dress, and twirled for her mother.
• Lindsey shook out the skirt of her pink, polka dot dress and twirled for her mother.
• Lindsey shook out the skirt of her pink, polka, dot dress and twirled for her mother.