Lesson 67 Review

Underline the adjective in the sentence. Draw an arrow from the adjective to the noun it describes. 1. Sheila Burnford wrote a famous book for children.

• famous

• wrote

• Sheila

• children

Underline the adjective in the sentence. Draw an arrow from the adjective to the noun it describes. 2. Sheila’s life began in Edinburgh, Scotland.

• exciting

• Sheila's

• life

• began

Underline the adjective in the sentence. Draw an arrow from the adjective to the noun it describes. 3. During World II she married a young doctor.

• young

• doctor

• she

• married

Underline the adjective in the sentence. Draw an arrow from the adjective to the noun it describes. 4. She volunteered as an ambulance driver during World War II.

• ambulance

• driver

• volunteered

• World

Underline the adjective in the sentence. Draw an arrow from the adjective to the noun it describes. 5. After the war Sheila and her husband moved to Ontario, Canada.

• long

• moved

• war

• Canada

Underline the adjective in the sentence. Draw an arrow from the adjective to the noun it describes. 6. She enjoyed activities in the great outdoors.

• great

• activities

• enjoyed

• outdoors

Add at least one adjective to expand the sentence. 7. She got an English bull terrier named “Bill.”

• She got a friendly English bull terrier named “Bill.”

• She got a running English bull terrier named “Bill.”

• She got a swimming English bull terrier named “Bill.”

• She got a flying English bull terrier named “Bill.”

Add at least one adjective to expand the sentence. 8. Bull terriers can be pets.

• Bull terriers can be loyal pets.

• Bull terriers can be blue pets.

• Bull terriers can be round pets.

• Bull terriers can be tall pets.

Add at least one adjective to expand the sentence. 9. Sheila began writing playscripts for puppets.

• Sheila began writing interesting playscripts for puppets.

• Sheila began writing playscripts for colorful puppets.

• Sheila began writing playscripts for wooden puppets.

• Sheila began writing playscripts for small puppets.

Which of the following best describes how you should write two sentences using adjectives for a playscript for young children?

• Use descriptive words to make the script lively and interesting.

• Avoid using any adjectives in your sentences.

• Write only one sentence with adjectives.

• Use adjectives only to describe the setting.