WorksheetsAbeka Grammar II Final Review
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
Which sentence is capitalized correctly?
A Tiger's skin in striped like his fur.
My Cousin Jake went fishing with me at Bull Lake State Park.
My World History 102 class visited a WWII memorial at the park.
Peter preached to the Jews about Jesus, the messiah.
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
"What would you like for dinner." asked mom.
Hunter likes to play computer games, he's very good at them!, during summer vacation.
A fishing pole, a baseball glove, and a tennis racket - these three things were on Daniel's list to take on vacation.
What is the correct verb tense in this sentence:
The meal had been prepared the night before.
past
past perfect
future
present
What is the correct verb tense in this sentence:
Rosa and Clark will make the signs for the bake sale.
past
past perfect
future
present
What is the correct verb tense in this sentence:
Nathan considered all his options.
past
past perfect
future
present
What is the correct verb tense in this sentence:
Blake gives his all in everything he does.
past
past perfect
future
present
In the following sentence, what kind of verb is begun:
Begun in ancient Greece, the Olympic Games were first held in 776 B.C.
linking verb
passive verb
singular
intransitive
What answer is true about this sentence:
Begun in ancient Greece, the Olympic Games were first held in 776 B.C.
Begun and were make a compound verb
Olympic Games is a compound subject
This is a compound sentence
Olympic games is a compound noun
Identify this group of words:
Come here now, please, I need you.
It's a run-on
It's a sentence
It's a fragment
Identify this group of words:
Are you going?
It's a run-on
It's a sentence
It's a fragment
Identify this group of words:
In 1938, when Adolf Hitler seized power in Germany, the world was unaware of the desperate battle for freedom that lay ahead.
It's a run-on
It's a sentence
It's a fragment
Identify this group of words:
Going to the fair on Friday.
It's a run-on
It's a sentence
It's a fragment
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
The Romanov dynasty in Russia ended in 1918.
noun
pronoun
verb
adverb
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Queen Victoria was a British monarch.
noun
pronoun
adverb
adjective
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Cinderella was a princess in a story by the Grimm brothers.
noun
pronoun
verb
adjective
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
The king sent Marco Polo to Asia.
noun
preposition
verb
adjective
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Most kings and queens are considered very rich.
noun
pronoun
verb
adjective
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
The oldest child often becomes the next king.
noun
pronoun
verb
adjective
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
The men politely bowed when the king entered.
noun
adverb
verb
adjective
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Wow! Marie Antoinetter of France was only eighteen when she became queen.
noun
interjection
verb
adjective
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
During the Irish Potato Famine of 1845, many Irish people came to America.
noun
interjection
verb
preposition
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Who was the first person to be processed through Ellis Island?
noun
interjection
verb
pronoun
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Did you know that food made with spinach is called Florentine?
noun
interjection
verb
pronoun
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Catherine the Great of Russia founded several orphanages and did much to encourage education for women during her reign as queen?
noun
Adjective
verb
pronoun
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Eleanor of Aquitaine was the only queen to have an active part as a military leader during the crusades.
noun
Adjective
verb
pronoun
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Luxembourg celebrates the official birthday of the reigning sovereign on June 22, no matter when the sovereign's actual birthday occurs.
noun
Adjective
verb
Conjunction
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
The Hebrews enjoyed a theocracy; God was their only king.
noun
Adjective
verb
Conjunction
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Our bodies can digest a meal in only twelve hours.
d.o
Subject
verb
adjective
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
The swarm of desert locust is frightening to watch.
d.o
Subject
verb
predicate adjective
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
The swarm of the desert locust is frightening to watch.
d.o
Subject
verb
predicate adjective
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
The Sarawak Chamber in Malaysia is the largest cave in the world.
d.o
Subject
verb
predicate nominative
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
The snake swallowed the bird egg.
d.o
Subject
verb
predicate nominative
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Please take out your books, class.
d.o
direct address
verb
predicate nominative
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Mary and Drew are singing a duet at the concert.
d.o
direct address
adjective
o.p.
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Florida, the Sunshine State, actually gets a lot of rain.
ap
direct address
adjective
o.p.
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Thundering and lightning, the storm raced through the valley.
ap
direct address
verb
o.p.
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Mallory is the girl standing in the doorway.
ger. and n.
prep. and adj.
prep. and adv.
part. and adj.
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Peering through the microscope, Dr. Johnson could see the pond water was teeming with life.
ger. and n.
prep. and adj.
prep. and adv.
part. and adj.
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Maria heard the waves crashing in the distance.
ger. and n.
prep. and adj.
prep. and adv.
part. and adj.
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Baking cookies is grandma's specialty.
ger. and n.
prep. and adj.
prep. and adv.
part. and adj.
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Rex left muddy footprints on the newly washed floor.
ger. and n.
prep. and adj.
prep. and adv.
part. and adj.
Identify the italicized word in this sentence:
Slowly circling the small craft, the shark came closer and closer.
ger. and n.
prep. and adj.
prep. and adv.
part. and adj.
Identify the italicized clause in this sentence:
The man that will not work should not eat.
n. clause
adj. clause
clause adv.
Identify the italicized clause in this sentence:
The young child wanted what he could not have.
n. clause
adj. clause
adv. clause
Identify the italicized clause in this sentence:
Since you arrived early, you may help set up the decorations.
n. clause
adj. clause
adv. clause
Identify the italicized clause in this sentence:
You need to plan early if you want to go camping in Jun.
n. clause
adj. clause
adv. clause
Identify the italicized clause in this sentence:
Joe's best friend, who is from Singapore, speaks four languages fluently.
n. clause
adj. clause
adv. clause
Identify the italicized clause in this sentence:
His belief that the neighborhood park was the best location for the party was accurate.
n. clause
adj. clause
adv. clause
Identify the following sentences:
Emperor Vespasian built the Colosseum in Rome.
Simple
Complex
Compound
Compound-Complex
Identify the following sentences:
Emperor Titus, the son of Vespasian, held the first games in the Colosseum; they lasted for one hundred days
Simple
Complex
Compound
Compound-Complex
Identify the following sentences:
The building, which had eighty entrances and could hold over fifty thousand spectators, had an arena the size of a modern football field.
Simple
Complex
Compound
Compound-Complex
Identify the following sentences:
Under the Colosseum were two underground levels, and over the Colosseum was a special awning that kept the rain off the spectators.
Simple
Complex
Compound
Compound-Complex
Identify the following sentences:
Many tourists in Rome visit the Colosseum every year, it is one of Rome's most recognizable structures.
Simple
Complex
Compound
Compound-Complex
Fill in the blank:
Neither of these planets nor Mercury blank close to Jupiter.
is
are
Fill in the blank:
Several constellations blank been identified by the students.
has
have
Fill in the blank:
There blank almost twenty-five hours in a day on Mars.
is
are
Fill in the blank:
Uranus is the planet that blank many moons.
has
have
Fill in the blank:
The president is blank a goal for America to return to space.
setting
sitting
Fill in the blank:
I blank the film of Neil Armstrong stepping onto the moon.
seen
saw
Fill in the blank:
Sara and blank are writing their informative papers on the space shuttle program.
she
her
Fill in the blank:
Jacob went to the planetarium with you and blank.
I
me
Fill in the blank:
Blank and Buzz Aldrin were two of the first Americans in space.
He
Him
