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WorksheetsGRADE 8 - REVIEW OF THE PAST LESSONS
Total questions: 130
Worksheet time: 2hrs 10mins
We met at McDonalds at noon.
PROPER
COMMON
There are 12 months in a year.
PROPER
COMMON
We walked across the Golden Gate Bridge during our vacation.
COMMON
PROPER
The Supreme Court has three important cases to rule on next month.
COMMON
PROPER
Identify the collective noun in the given sentence - " Rahul gave his mom a bouquet of flowers."
Rahul
flowers
bouquet
mom
Which word is a noun in the sentence?
Can you help me with my homework?
help
homework
Can
my
Choose the noun in the sentence:
Mr. García teaches next door to me.
Mr. García
next
teaches
to
Identify the kind of the underlined noun in the sentence below.
Andrew should get an award for his honesty.
Concrete Noun
Abstract Noun
Collective Noun
Compound Noun
____________ nouns refer to nouns that name a group of things, animals, or persons.
Abstract
Concrete
Collective
Compound
Mr.Brown's class enjoys science.
PROPER
COMMON
COLLECTIVE
ABSTRACT
To enjoy freedom we have to control ourselves." — Virginia Woolf.
COMMON
ABSTRACT
COLLECTIVE
PROPER
The angry mob pelted stones at the police.
COMMON
PROPER
COLLECTIVE
ABSTRACT
Select the declarative sentence.
Please hand in your paper
How did it get here
My friends arrived sort of late
There's a bear behind you
Select the imperative sentence.
I need help right now!
Close the door, please.
Why did Dominic stay in class after everybody left?
The plants were watered this morning.
What two kinds of sentences end with a period?
declarative and imperative
imperative and interrogative
declarative and interrogative
interrogative and exclamatory
What kind of sentence is this:
I thought about asking her out.
declarative
interrogative
exclamatory
imperative
What kind of sentence is this:
The trash can is on fire
imperative
declarative
interrogative
exclamatory
What kind of sentence is this:
Caelen, did you play Among Us until midnight
declarative
imperative
exclamatory
interrogative
What sentence ends with a question mark?
imperative
interrogative
declarative
exclamatory
What do you call a sentence that is incomplete and does not express a complete thought? It is either missing a subject or a verb/predicate.
declarative
fragment
run-on
interrogative
Which compound sentence has both a declarative and imperative sentence?
My ice cream fell down, so please bring me napkins.
I left, and I returned a day later.
Close the door, and open a window.
Where did you see Mylee's pencil, and how can I get it?
What do you call two or more sentences that go on without correct punctuation?
run-on
imperative
interrogative
fragment
____________ is a set of words that contains subject and a verb.
Independent Clause
Dependent Clause
Clause
Adverb Clause
What is the type of Clause that is incomplete in thought?
Independent Clause
Adverb Clause
Noun Clause
Dependent Clause
priest
masculine
feminine
common
neuter
nun
masculine
feminine
common
neuter
children
masculine
feminine
common
neuter
table
masculine
feminine
common
neuter
The crowd was very big.
Common Noun
Proper Noun
Collective Noun
Abstract Noun
Always speak the truth.
Truth - Abstract Noun
Always - Abstract Noun
Truth - Proper Noun
Always - Common Noun
Our class consists of twenty pupils.
Uncountable Noun
Countable Noun
He gave me a bunch of grapes
Common Noun
Proper Noun
Collective noun
Countable Noun
A committee of five was appointed
Common Noun
Collective Noun
Abstract Noun
Proper Noun
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
5. Sara was _____________ (run) because she was late for her classes.
ran
run
runs
running
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
7. Please ring me up as soon as he ____________ (arrive)
arriving
arrived
arrive
arrives
PAST CONTINUOUS TENSE
8. The phone rang while I ________________ dinner.
had
was having
am having
will have
When I_______(come) home this evening, my parents had gone out for a walk.
came
will come
have come
come
she __________ (go) into town every week.
goes
go
will go
is going
The police ______ four thieves last night.
was catching
caught
is catching
will catch
I _____ food when he came in.
am cooking
cooked
had cooked
was cooking
All the students ________ the class work when the teacher came in.
are doing
were doing
will be doing
have done
The children ____ at 7 a.m. everyday.
get up
gets up
Kathy ____ TV everyday after work.
watch
watches
My friend ____ on my street a few blocks away.
live
lives
We usually ____ the dishes after dinner.
do
does
What do adjectives describe?
Verbs
Predicate
Nouns and pronouns
Three girls created a mural.
Which word is the adjective?
created
three
mural
I created a colorful painting.
Which word is the adjective?
colorful
created
painting
The mighty elephant pushed aside the large boulder.
Which 2 words are adjectives?
elephant and boulder
mighty and large
the and the
This old computer is dirty.
I heard a funny joke yesterday.
The young class was nervous about the test.
The furry dog made the girl sneeze.
The shiny car caught his attention.
2. Choose the correct superlative degree of 'funny'.
funniest
funnyiest
most funny
the funny
1. Choose the correct comparative form of 'small'.
smallest
smaller
more small
more smaller
John is the _______ boy of his class.
tall
taller
tallest
Superlative degree of difficult is
Difficultest
Most difficult
More difficulter
Difficulter
The Sahara desert is __________________ than the beach. (hot)
hotest
hoter
hottest
hotter
Fill in the blanks: The girl is the (a) girl of all. (kind)
Lighting Mcqueen is ________________ than chick. (fast)
faster
fastest
fast
fasttest
The Nile is _________ river in the world. (long)
the most longest
the longest
longer than
long and long
This building is the -------- in the town.
Tall
Taller
Tallest
Taller than
Superlative degree of difficult is
Difficultest
Most difficult
More difficulter
Difficulter
Comparitive degree of far is
Farer
More far
Farther
Farest
The soldiers fought bravely. Find Adverb
soldiers
fought
bravely
the
The lamb followed Mary everywhere. Find Adverb
lamb
followed
everywhere
the
She ____ laid the baby in the crib.
**the adverb needs to tell how
Adverbs can describe_____, ______, & ______.
nouns, verbs, adjectives
verbs, adjectives, adverbs
pronouns, verbs, adjectives
verbs, adverbs, nouns
Derek took his wagon ____.
**The adverb needs to tell where.
Which adverb tells to what extent?
inside
later
very
kindly
Peter neatly wrote a shopping list.
My dog always barks.
Don’t eat so ( quick / quickly).
It’s not good for your stomach.
quick
quickly
I didn’t do anything wrong.
Why are you ( angry / angrily )?
angry
angrily
Could you please speak ( slow / slowly)?
slow
slowly
Jane is studying ( hard / hardly ) right now.
hard
hardly
Those oranges look ( nice / nicely). Can I have one?
nice
nicely)
