WorksheetsDGP Review #2
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 23mins
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Class
Date
1.
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.
This sentence uses the literary device:
This sentence uses the literary device:
a)
Personification
b)
Alliteration
c)
Metaphor
d)
Simile
2.
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.
How many nouns (common & proper) are in this sentence?
How many nouns (common & proper) are in this sentence?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
3.
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.
"sells" is:
"sells" is:
a)
an action verb
b)
a helping verb
c)
a direct object
d)
a predicate adjective
4.
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.
What is the direct object of the sentence?
What is the direct object of the sentence?
a)
seashore
b)
Sally
c)
seashells
d)
by
5.
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.
"sells" is:
"sells" is:
a)
Transitive
b)
Intransitive
6.
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.
What is the sentence's purpose?
What is the sentence's purpose?
a)
simple sentence
b)
compound sentence
c)
imperative
d)
declarative
7.
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.
What type of prepositional phrase is in this sentence?
What type of prepositional phrase is in this sentence?
a)
Adjectival
b)
Adverbial
8.
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.
The prepositional phrase "by the seashore" belongs under which word in the sentence diagram?
The prepositional phrase "by the seashore" belongs under which word in the sentence diagram?
a)
Sally
b)
sells
c)
seashells
9.
There are fewer students in Mrs. Carmen's class now.
"There" is:
"There" is:
a)
an adverb
b)
an adjective
c)
a noun
d)
a preposition
10.
There are fewer students in Mrs. Carmen's class now.
Identify the adjective in this sentence.
Identify the adjective in this sentence.
a)
There
b)
Are
c)
Fewer
d)
Class
11.
There are fewer students in Mrs. Carmen's class now.
What is the prepositional phrase?
What is the prepositional phrase?
a)
there are fewer students
b)
students in Mrs. Carmen's class
c)
in Mrs. Carmen's class now
d)
in Mrs. Carmen's class
12.
There are fewer students in Mrs. Carmen's class now.
What is the object of the preposition?
What is the object of the preposition?
a)
class
b)
now
c)
students
d)
are
13.
There are fewer students in Mrs. Carmen's class now.
How should this sentence be reworded to more easily find the complete predicate?
How should this sentence be reworded to more easily find the complete predicate?
a)
Fewer students are in Mrs. Carmen's class now.
b)
There fewer students are in Mrs. Carmen's class now.
14.
There are fewer students in Mrs. Carmen's class now.
What is the complete predicate?
What is the complete predicate?
a)
There are
b)
In Mrs. Carmen's class now
c)
There are / in Mrs. Carmen's class now
d)
fewer students
15.
There are fewer students in Mrs. Carmen's class now.
How many clauses are there in this sentence?
How many clauses are there in this sentence?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
16.
A compound sentence is made up of:
a)
1 independent clause
b)
2 independent clause
c)
2 or more independent clauses
d)
1 independent and 1 dependent clause
17.
Is Maria your best friend?
'your' is:
'your' is:
a)
a possessive pronoun
b)
a nominative pronoun
c)
a reflexive pronoun
18.
Is Maria your best friend?
This sentence is:
This sentence is:
a)
Imperative
b)
Declarative
c)
Interrogative
d)
Exclamatory
19.
Is Maria your best friend?
How can we reword this sentence to more easily figure out its sentence parts?
How can we reword this sentence to more easily figure out its sentence parts?
a)
Turn it into a statement.
b)
Turn it into a command.
20.
Is Maria your best friend?
'friend' is:
'friend' is:
a)
a predicate adverb
b)
a predicate noun
c)
a predicate adjective
21.
Maria is your best friend.
The predicate noun "friend" renames Maria. Which word in the sentence links the two together?
The predicate noun "friend" renames Maria. Which word in the sentence links the two together?
a)
is
b)
best
c)
your
22.
A linking verb cannot have a direct object.
a)
True
b)
False
23.
Linking verbs will always be intransitive verbs.
a)
True
b)
False
24.
Will you accept my apology?
'will' is what kind of verb?
'will' is what kind of verb?
a)
action verb
b)
linking verb
c)
helping verb
25.
Will you accept my apology?
"will" is helping which word in this sentence?
"will" is helping which word in this sentence?
a)
apology
b)
you
c)
accept
d)
my
26.
Will you accept my apology?
What is the simple subject?
What is the simple subject?
a)
you
b)
will
c)
apology
27.
Will you accept my apology?
"You" is both the simple and complete subject.
"You" is both the simple and complete subject.
a)
True
b)
False
28.
Will you accept my apology?
What is the complete predicate?
What is the complete predicate?
a)
accept my apology
b)
will accept my apology
c)
my apology
d)
will accept
29.
Will you accept my apology?
'you' is:
'you' is:
a)
a possessive pronoun
b)
a nominative pronoun
c)
a reflexive pronoun
30.
Will you accept my apology?
'accept' is what kind of verb?
'accept' is what kind of verb?
a)
Action Verb - Transitive
b)
Action Verb - Intransitive
c)
Helping Verb - Transitive
d)
Linking Verb - Transitive
31.
Will you accept my apology?
This sentence is in the:
This sentence is in the:
a)
Past tense
b)
Future tense
c)
Present tense
32.
Will you accept my apology?
'my' is:
'my' is:
a)
a nominative pronoun
b)
a possessive pronoun
c)
a reflexive pronoun
33.
Will you accept my apology?
In a sentence diagram, 'my' should go under which word?
In a sentence diagram, 'my' should go under which word?
a)
will accept
b)
you
c)
apology
34.
Always write your name on your paper.
This is what TYPE of sentence?
This is what TYPE of sentence?
a)
Simple
b)
Compound
c)
Declarative
d)
Imperative
35.
Always write your name on your paper.
What is the sentence PURPOSE?
What is the sentence PURPOSE?
a)
Declarative
b)
Interrogative
c)
Imperative
d)
Exclamatory
36.
Always write your name on your paper.
What is the direct object?
What is the direct object?
a)
paper
b)
your
c)
name
d)
write
37.
Always write your name on your paper.
'write' is:
'write' is:
a)
a transitive verb
b)
an intransitive verb
38.
Always write your name on your paper.
What is the prepositional phrase?
What is the prepositional phrase?
a)
always write
b)
your name on your paper
c)
on your paper
39.
Always write your name on your paper.
What is the simple subject?
What is the simple subject?
a)
always
b)
name
c)
paper
d)
you
40.
Always write your name on your paper.
How many clauses are in this sentence?
How many clauses are in this sentence?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
41.
Always write your name on your paper.
"always" is:
"always" is:
a)
an adjective
b)
an adverb
c)
a preposition
42.
Always write your name on your paper.
'always' is modifying:
'always' is modifying:
a)
write
b)
name
c)
paper
d)
your
43.
Always write your name on your paper.
What is the complete predicate?
What is the complete predicate?
a)
write your name on your paper
b)
always write your name on your paper
c)
your name on your paper
d)
on your paper
44.
Always write your name on your paper.
What type of prepositional phrase is "on your paper"?
What type of prepositional phrase is "on your paper"?
a)
adjectival
b)
adverbial
45.
Always write your name on your paper.
Why is 'on your paper' adverbial?
Why is 'on your paper' adverbial?
a)
Because it tells us more about 'name'
b)
Because it tells us where to 'write'
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