FRIDAY: Language Quiz

2. {L.5.1.A} Which is the MOST appropriate interjection to use in this sentence?

• Ugh
• Phew
• Zing
• Yahoo

3. {L.5.5.A} Is this a simile or a metaphor?

• simile
• metaphor

4. {L.5.5.A} What is the meaning of the simile or metaphor?

• She really didn't like someone.
• Her eyes turned into daggers.
• She looked angrily at something/someone.
• Her eyes were looking in a certain direction.

5. {L.5.3.A} Which answer choice BEST adds details and more descriptive language to the sentence below?

• After I woke up in the morning at dawn, I ate my breakfast before I was late for work.
• I quickly ate my breakfast today.
• I quickly scarfed down my cinnamon apple oatmeal as I raced down the driveway to my car.
• I scarfed my morning breakfast this morning because of the fact that I was super late and ran to my car.

6. {L.5.2.A} Correct the sentence by adding commas.

• We will need oats, maple syrup, skim milk and apples, to make breakfast.
• We will need oats, maple syrup, skim milk, and, apples, to make breakfast.
• We will need oats, maple syrup, skim milk, and apples to make breakfast.
• We will need oats, maple syrup, skim milk, and apples, to make breakfast.

7. {L.5.1.E} Which pair of correlative conjunctions best completes the sentence?

• neither/nor
• either/or

8. {L.5.1.E} Rewrite the title using the correct formatting.

• 
• 
• 

9. {L.5.4.C} Identify the pronunciation in the dictionary entry.

• defect
• defekt
• noun
• 1. a shortcoming, imperfection, or lack

10. {L.5.4.C} Which definition of defect is being used in the sentence?

• 1. a shortcoming, imperfection, or lack
• to abandon one's country in favor of an opposing one