Old Ways and New Ways

Old Ways and New Ways: Identify the correct use of the past tense in the following sentence.

• She walk to the store yesterday.

• She walked to the store yesterday.

• She walking to the store yesterday.

• She walks to the store yesterday.

Old Ways and New Ways: Choose the correct synonym for 'ancient'.

• Modern

• Old

• Future

• Young

Old Ways and New Ways: Which sentence correctly uses a conjunction?

• I wanted to go, but I was too tired.

• I wanted to go, I was too tired.

• I wanted to go but I was too tired.

• I wanted to go; I was too tired.

Old Ways and New Ways: What is the main theme of the phrase 'Old Ways and New Ways'?

• Tradition vs. Innovation

• Past vs. Present

• Old vs. Young

• History vs. Future

Old Ways and New Ways: Identify the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement.

• The group of students are going on a trip.

• The group of students is going on a trip.

• The group of students were going on a trip.

• The group of students be going on a trip.

Old Ways and New Ways: Choose the correct antonym for 'modern'.

• Ancient

• Current

• Recent

• Contemporary

Old Ways and New Ways: Which sentence uses an adjective correctly?

• She wore a beautifully dress.

• She wore a beautiful dress.

• She wore a beautiful.

• She wore beautifully dress.

Old Ways and New Ways: What is the literary device used in the phrase 'Old Ways and New Ways'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

Old Ways and New Ways: Which word is a noun in the following sentence? 'The old ways were cherished by many.'

• Old

• Ways

• Cherished

• Many

Old Ways and New Ways: Identify the correct sentence structure.

• Running through the park, the old ways were remembered.

• The old ways were remembered, running through the park.

• The old ways, running through the park, were remembered.

• Remembered were the old ways, running through the park.