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WorksheetsEnglish 11CP 1st Semester Exam Review
Total questions: 95
Worksheet time: 2hrs 15mins
Identify the parts of speech of the two underlined words in the sentence.
The garden hose should be near the rose garden.
Noun, Adjective
Verb, Noun
Adjective, Noun
Verb, Adjective
Identify the parts of speech of the two underlined words in the sentence.
We run the dogs once each day in the dog run out back.
Verb, Verb
Verb, Noun
Noun, Verb
Verb, Adjective
Identify the parts of speech of the two underlined words in the sentence.
I don't like either, but I must pick either one or the other.
Preposition, Conjunction
Pronoun, Preposition
Pronoun, Conjunction
Adjective, Pronoun
Identify the parts of speech of the two underlined words in the sentence.
I will not iron with this iron.
Verb, Noun
Adjective, Noun
Noun, Verb
Preposition, Noun
Identify the parts of speech of the two underlined words in the sentence.
The chair fell over and then rolled over the rug.
Verb, Adjective
Verb, Preposition
Adverb, Verb
Adverb, Preposition
Identify the parts of speech of the two underlined words in the sentence.
Gracious, they were very gracious hosts at the party.
Verb, Adjective
Interjection, Preposition
Verb, Adverb
Interjection, Adjective
Identify the parts of speech of the two underlined words in the sentence.
I hope my good grade will increase your hope of getting one.
Verb, Noun
Verb, Adjective
Verb, Adverb
Noun, Interjection
Identify the parts of speech of the two underlined words in the sentence.
Please turn the light on and put the groceries on the table to restore its shine.
Verb, Adverb
Preposition, Verb
Adverb, Preposition
Interjection, Conjunction
Identify the parts of speech of the two underlined words in the sentence.
She rubbed hard on the hard surface of the table to restore its shine.
Verb, Adverb
Noun, Adverb
Preposition, Conjunction
Adverb, Adjective
Identify the parts of speech of the two underlined words in the sentence.
The children comb their hair with the blue comb on the dresser.
Verb, Noun
Interjection, Pronoun
Pronoun, Conjunction
Noun, Verb
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Ajective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
The employee told her boss a blatant lie.
IO, DO
DO, IO
IO, IO
DO, DO
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Ajective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
We sang the book's praises to our friends.
IO
DO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Ajective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
When will Lloyd buy his sister a birthday present?
DO, IO
DO, DO
IO, DO
IO, IO
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Ajective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
4. The courier delivered the package to him.
DO
IO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Ajective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
They appeared tired after the long drive.
DO
IO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Ajective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
Terry taught herself Spanish.
DO, IO
DO, DO
IO, DO
IO, IO
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Ajective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
We wrote Aunt Emma and Uncle Alvin a letter.
IO, DO
DO, DO
IO, IO
OP, OP
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Ajective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
I ordered a soup and salad for my daughter.
IO, DO
DO, DO
IO, IO
DO, IO
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Ajective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
The department store clerk wore a faded shirt.
DO
IO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
We catalogued the books for the library.
DO
IO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Ajective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
The young father gave the his young son and daughter kisses before bedtime.
IO, DO, IO
IO, IO, DO
DO, DO, IO
DO, IO, DO
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
Antonio tossed Vincent the yellow ball and the bat.
DO, IO, IO
DO, IO, DO
IO, IO, DO
IO, DO, DO
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Preidcate Nominative (PN).
Daniel sent Kurt a short email message on Monday.
IO, DO
DO, DO
DO, IO
IO, IO
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
Cheryl took two crumbled sheets of paper out of her purse.
IO
DO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
Henry read his little brother a delightful story after dinner.
IO, DO
DO, DO
DO, IO
IO, IO
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
Despite the frost, the fruit trees remained healthy.
DO
IO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
The student will become either an accountant or a banker.
DO, DO
IO, DO
PA, PA
PN, PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
The blister grew more painful.
DO
IO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
The house looked a mess after the party.
DO
IO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
Through the early morning mist, the foghorn sounded mournful and distant.
DO, DO
IO,DO
PA, PN
PA, PA
PN, PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
Cockroaches are pests in many households.
DO
IO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
The man seems a competent violinist.
DO
IO
PA
PN
Identify the underlined words in the sentence as either a Direct Object (DO), Indirect Object (IO), Predicate Adjective (PA), or Predicate Nominative (PN).
Suddenly, the noise grew louder.
DO
IO
PA
PN
I think that you have many choices when you are looking for a nanny, but I hope you can consider how many years I have worked in childcare.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
You should not play football because it is statistically the most dangerous sport in terms of injuries. Also, 75% of football players have received serious head injuries, which impacts their health later in life.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Dentists all over the country recommend this toothbrush.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Houses near the coast should be built at least ten feet above sea level because statistics show that coastal waters rise to these heights at least every twenty years.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Reading books each day is beneficial and all students should read for at least twenty minutes each day. Studies have shown that students who read this amount score in the 98th percentile on standardized tests.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
The rhetorical appeal which occurs when the author uses emotion to persuade the audience
ethos
logos
pathos
The rhetorical appeal which occurs when the author uses language that suggests he or she is an expert or an authority on a subject?
ethos
logos
pathos
The rhetorical appeal which occurs when the author uses logic and reason to help the reader arrive at a conclusion?
ethos
logos
pathos
We want to go on vacation; however, we need to wait until summer break.
noun
adjective
conjunction
verb
We want to go on vacation; however, we need to wait until summer break.
noun
adjective
conjunction
verb
We want to go on vacation; however, we need to wait until summer break.
noun
adjective
conjunction
verb
After dinner the boys watched a science fiction movie. What is the preposition?
After
dinner
boys
watched
Soybeans are a valuable food, for they contain protein. Identify the conjunction.
valuable
for
contain
protein
Fresh vegetables provide not only vitamins but also minerals. Identify the conjunction.
not
but
not only...but also
They attended the concert last weekend.
noun
verb
conjunction
adverb
pronoun
Several cats ran into Rob’s garage.
conjunction
noun
article
verb
pronoun
The truck driver delivered the packages quickly.
interjection
adverb
adjective
verb
noun
Fast runners won all the awards at the track meet.
verb
adjective
interjection
preposition
conjunction
I wanted a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch yesterday.
adverb
A noun
conjunction
interjection
article
She was counting the ballots during social studies class.
pronoun
noun
interjection
adjective
preposition
Hey! That is my seat.
verb
preposition
pronoun
interjection
article
Are you sure of yourself?
noun
pronoun
preposition
interjection
article
They slowly carried the couch down the stairs.
noun
article
adverb
adjective
verb
Hurray! Our team has finally scored a touchdown.
noun
interjection
adjective
verb
article
What is the predicate nominative in the following sentence?
A farmer's market is a place for the sale of the produce of local farmers.
place
market
sale
produce
What is the simple subject of the following sentence?
A farmer's market is a place for the sale of the produce of local farmers.
farmer's
market
place
sale
What is the verb in the following sentence?
According to mythology, the Greeks gave Zeus the thunderbolt.
thunderbolt
Greeks
gave
According
What is the subject of the following sentence?
According to mythology, the Greeks gave Zeus the thunderbolt.
Greeks
mythology
Zeus
thunderbolt
What is the direct object of the following sentence?
According to mythology, the Greeks gave Zeus the thunderbolt.
Greeks
gave
Zeus
thunderbolt
What is the indirect object of the following sentence?
According to mythology, the Greeks gave Zeus the thunderbolt.
Greeks
gave
Zeus
thunderbolt
What is the verb in the following sentence?
During a storm, lightning strikes the Earth about one hundred times a second.
storm
lightning
strikes
Earth
What is the subject of the following sentence?
During a storm, lightning strikes the Earth about one hundred times a second.
storm
lightning
strikes
Earth
What is the direct object of the following sentence?
During a storm, lightning strikes the Earth about one hundred times a second.
storm
lightning
strikes
Earth
What is the subject of the followng sentence?
The colors of batik appear rich.
colors
batik
appear
rich
What is the verb of the following sentence?
The colors of batik appear rich.
colors
batik
appear
rich
What is the predicate adjective of the following sentence?
The colors of batik appear rich.
colors
batik
appear
rich
What is the subject in the followng sentence?
The artist then dyes the fabric a color.
artist
dyes
fabric
color
What is the verb in the following sentence?
The artist then dyes the fabric a color.
artist
dyes
fabric
color
What is the direct object in the following sentence?
The artist then dyes the fabric a color.
artist
dyes
fabric
color
What is the subject of the following sentence?
Study the parts of the saxophone.
Study
you (understood)
parts
saxophone
What is the verb in the following sentence?
Study the parts of the saxophone.
Study
you (understood)
parts
saxophone
What is the direct object in the following sentence?
Study the parts of the saxophone.
Study
you (understood)
parts
saxophone
Which group believed writing should be a tool to help readers understand the Bible and guide their lives?
The Enlightenists
Puritans
Native Americans
The Revolutionists
Which group(s) of Early American writers relied mainly on letters and journals to communicate their beliefs and experiences
Settlers
Explorers
Native Americans
None are correct
People began to rededicate themselves to the Puritan vision and a wave of religious enthusiasm arose during the...
First Great Awakening
The Englightenment
The American Revolution
None are correct
How did Native Americans share their literature?
Diaries
Letters
Journals
Word of mouth
True/False: With oral tradition, stories can become distorted and lead to multiple versions
True
False
The purpose of this was to explain how life/ Earth came to be
Fable
Creation myth
Fairytale
Divine myth
Which group worshiped many gods and had a close relationship with nature?
Explorers
Settlers
Puritans
Native Americans
Much of the early Native American literature did not survive because
Explorers burned it
They realized there were other ways to explain things in the world
Native Americans were being wiped out by European diseases
None are correct
A character type that can be found in literary works from different cultures throughout the ages
Archetype
Protagonist
Antagonist
Foil character
This type of story explains how the world and things in it came to be.
legend
myth
fable
nursery rhyme
Native American myths originated as oral stories passed down verbally.
True
False
What is an archetype?
recurring characters in storytelling from different places around the world
recurring patterns that occur in mythology, religion, and stories across cultures and time periods
recurring patterns in stories across cultures and time periods
recurring patterns within a culture and across time periods
Symbolism in a creation myth is when...
a character's actions, an event, and/or an object represents a certain concept.
a character(s) or event(s) represents a certain concept.
an event(s) represent a certain concept.
a character(s) actions represent a certain concept.
Native American Literature is often characterized by repetition and ritual.
True
False
Topic sentence is usually the __________ sentence.
Second
Third
First
Paragraphs always contain:
six or more sentences
an example
a topic sentence
commentary
What are the basic elements of a good paragraph?
Topic sentence; Commentary; Evidence; Support/Analysis
Topic sentence; Evidence; Reason
Introduction; Body;Conclusion
Main ideas; Examples; Summary
When you copy evidence from a text, you always have to use:
quotation marks
parentheses
question marks
your brain
