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Grade 7 Grammar RETAKE Study Guide

Total questions: 180

Worksheet time: 5hrs 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a modifier?
a)
A very confusing phrase
b)
A word, phrase, or clause that adds in extra information about another part of the sentence
c)
A grammatical mistake
d)
A misleading sentence
2.

​In grammar, (a)   modify ​ (b)   .

Choose from the below words
adjectives
nouns
adverbs
3.

In grammar, ​ (a)   can modify ​ (b)   .

Choose from the below words
adverbs
verbs, adjectives, and adverbs
only verbs
only nouns
4.

Which kinds of phrases can act like adjectives in a sentence?

a)

Prepositional & Participial Phrases

b)

Only Prepositional Phrases

c)

Only Participial Phrases

d)

Neither Prepositional nor Participial Phrases

5.

Which kinds of phrases can act like adverbs in a sentence?

a)

Prepositional & Participial Phrases

b)

Only Prepositional Phrases

c)

Only Participial Phrases

d)

Neither Prepositional nor Participial Phrases

6.
What word or phrase describes Milton?
Jumping out of his seat, Milton shouted with surprise. 
a)
Jumping out of his seat
b)
shouted 
c)
with surprise
d)
out
7.

Which word is being modified?

His costume, which was quite original, was just a cardboard box.

a)

costume

b)

large

c)

cardboard

d)

original

8.

Which word or phrase does the underlined word refer to?

I'm so forgetful that I can never find my keys.

a)

I'm

b)

forgetful

c)

never

9.

Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?

a)

The firemen couldn't wait to eat the delicious pancakes with syrup.

b)

She served pancakes to the fireman on paper plates.

c)

The pancakes were stacked high, and the firemen couldn't wait to dig in.

d)

The fluffy, homemade pancakes were a hit at the fireman's breakfast.

10.

Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?

a)

The ham sandwiches in plastic bags were handed out to the hungry kids, by the mom.

b)

The ham sandwiches were in plastic bags, and the mom handed them out to the hungry kids.

c)

The mom handed out ham sandwiches to the hungry kids in plastic bags.

d)

The mom handed out the ham sandwiches in plastic bags to the hungry kids.

11.
What is the modifier in the following sentence?
Brian, the man with the bushy red beard, is Lydia's husband. 
a)
Brian
b)
the man with the bushy red beard
c)
is
d)
Lydia's husband
12.
Which sentence is correct?
a)
On her way to school, Marissa found a green woman's purse.
b)
On her way to school, Marissa found a woman's green purse.
13.

Which sentence is written MOST clearly and correctly?

a)

He served lemonade in plastic cups to the children.

b)

He served lemonade to the children in plastic cups.

c)

In plastic cups, the children were served lemonade.

14.

Which correctly identifies the underlined word(s)? The sun shown brightly.

a)

adjective

b)

adverb

c)

prepositional phrase/adjective

d)

prepositional phrase/adverb

15.

What does the red phrase modify (or describe) in the following sentence?

The shoes with the yellow stripes are expensive.

a)

expensive

b)

shoes

16.

What word does the blue word modify (describe)?


The creepy old house belongs to my neighbor.

a)

old

b)

house

c)

neighbor

d)

belongs

17.

Determine if the example is correct or if it contains a misplaced modifier?


The intruder was led away by the police in handcuffs.

a)

Correct

b)

Misplaced Modifier

18.

Determine if the example is correct or if it contains a misplaced modifier?


Jack found a silver woman's ring outside.

a)

Correct

b)

Misplaced Modifier

19.

"The salesman sold the picture to the short woman in the silver frame." A correct version is:

a)

The salesman sold the silver picture to the short framed woman.

b)

The salesman sold the framed picture to the short silver woman.

c)

The silver salesman sold the picture to the short framed woman.

d)

The salesman sold the picture in the silver frame to the short woman.

20.

Which sentence is written MOST clearly and correctly?

a)

Gasping after the 5-mile run in the summer sun, the bottle of cold water quenched Donovan's thirst.

b)

Gasping after the 5-mile run in the summer sun, Donovan quenched his thirst with a bottle of cold water.

c)

Gasping after the 5-mile run in the summer sun, Donovan's thirst was quenched with a bottle of cold water.

21.
A(n) ___ is a word, phrase, or clause that modifies (or describes) another word and adds detail to a sentence.
a)
verb
b)
modifier
c)
adjective
d)
adverb
22.

What does the red phrase modify (or describe) in the following sentence?

The shoes with the yellow stripes are expensive.

a)

expensive

b)

shoes

23.
Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct? 
a)
Running recklessly through the forest, the tree stump tripped Jay.
b)
Running recklessly through the forest, Jay tripped over the tree stump.
c)
Running recklessly through the forest, the stump of the tree tripped Jay.
d)
Running recklessly through the forest, the tree tripped.
24.
Which sentence is written MOST clearly and correctly? 
a)
Filled with creamy caramel, Dane enjoyed the surprisingly filling candy bar.
b)
Filled with creamy caramel, the candy bar Dane enjoyed was surprisingly filling.
25.
Choose the sentence with the modifier in the correct place.
a)
The clerk sold the scarf to the woman with the red print.
b)
The clerk sold the scarf with the red print to the woman.
26.
Choose the sentence with the modifier in the correct place.
a)
On her way to school, Marissa found a woman's green purse.
b)
 On her way to school, Marissa found a green woman's purse.
27.

Is the sentence below written correctly?

Covered in wildflowers, the elephant pondered the hillside's beauty.

a)

Yes, the sentence is correct.

b)

No, the sentence has a misplaced modifier.

28.
Which sentence is correct?
a)
The lady shopped for a dress with a headache.
b)
The lady with a headache shopped for a dress.
29.
Where should the red modifier be placed?
Joshua and Reginald heard that there was a destructive hailstorm on the news.
a)
After destructive
b)
After heard
c)
After Joshua
d)
After was
30.
Where should the red modifier be placed?
Mary read that a wasp larva spins a cocoon in the encyclopedia.
a)
After cocoon
b)
After spins
c)
After wasp
d)
After read
31.
Where should the red modifier be placed?
 
Ringing, everyone glared at the man with the cell phone.
a)

After the

b)

After everyone

c)

After glared

32.

With this type of modifier error (dangling or misplaced), the subject is in the sentence, but it is not next to the modifier

a)

Misplaced

b)

Dangling

33.
What is a dangling modifier?
a)

When there is no subject in the sentence that is being described (you have to add it)

b)

When there is the correct subject somewhere in the sentence, but not next to the modifier (you have to rearrange).

c)

A grammatically correct sentence

d)

When a semicolon is used incorrectly

34.
Walking down the hallway, all the lockers were open.
a)
Misplaced modifier
b)
Dangling modifier
c)
Correct
35.
Covered with mushrooms, sausage, and extra cheese, Morgan eagerly bit into the enormous slice of pizza.
a)
Misplaced modifier
b)
Dangling modifier
c)
Correct
36.
Trevor gave a sculpture to his girlfriend that he had carved out of soap.
a)
Misplaced modifier
b)
Dangling modifier
c)
Correct
37.

Does the following sentence contain a misplaced modifier, or a dangling modifier?

Driving up a rock-strewn Mountain, the tire went flat.

a)

Dangling Modifier

b)

Misplaced Modifier

38.

Does the following sentence contain a misplaced modifier or a dangling modifier?

I showed my dog to the vet who has fleas.

a)

Dangling Modifier

b)

Misplaced Modifier

39.

Does the following sentence contain a misplaced modifier or a dangling modifier?

Jessica put her coat on before she reached for the door with the fur hood.

a)

Dangling

b)

Misplaced

40.

Which sentence contains a dangling modifier?

a)

The house was dark when I got home.

b)

I got home late.

c)

Coming home late, the house was dark.

d)

The house was dark.

41.

Independent or Dependent? Unless my dad comes home.

a)

independent

b)

dependent

42.

Independent or Dependent? I will have to make dinner.

a)

independent

b)

dependent

43.

Independent or Dependent? I am a good cook.

a)

independent

b)

dependent

44.

Independent or Dependent? Because I practice a lot.

a)

independent

b)

dependent

45.

Independent or Dependent? If they take me with them.

a)

independent

b)

dependent

46.

Independent or Dependent? She made brownies for our class!

a)

independent

b)

dependent

47.
What is the blue group of words?
Employees may leave work for personal reasons after they receive permission from the manager.
a)
Phrase
b)
Dependent Clause
c)
Independent Clause
48.
What is the green group of words?
Employees may leave work for personal reasons after they receive permission from the manager.
a)
Phrase
b)
Dependent Clause
c)
Independent Clause
49.
All of the words below would make the following clause dependent EXCEPT:
__________ rain continues to fall.
a)
Since
b)
Although
c)
Heavy
d)
If
50.
The falcon soared majestically.
a)
Phrase
b)
Dependent Clause
c)
Independent Clause
51.
When the day ends, we can all go home and make cookies.
a)
dependent clause
b)
independent clause
52.
Everything was fine until Sally came along.
a)
dependent clause
b)
independent clause
53.
Which of the following are dependent clauses?
a)
If the band marches in the parade.
b)
When you purchase candy.
c)
Although it is snowing.
d)
All of the above
54.

What type of clause is in RED?

We all went to the game, and we went to the movies after.

a)

dependent clause

b)

independent clause

55.

What type of clause is in RED?

You need to be pragmatic if you want to be viewed as a leader.

a)

dependent clause

b)

independent clause

56.

Which one is a dependent clause?

a)

My mom is a nice person.

b)

Emily hates cats.

c)

Why he missed the train.

d)

Jessica likes to play outside.

57.
Before I went to school, I had a huge cup of coffee.
a)
dependent clause
b)
independent clause
58.

because we couldn't find the theater

a)

independent

b)

dependent

59.
Identify the dependent clause:
a)
Before I went to school,
b)
I had a big cup of coffee.
60.
Identify the dependent clause:
a)
When the day ends,
b)
we can all go home and make cookies.
61.

The dog is playing catch.

a)

Dependent Clause

b)

Independent Clause

62.

When my mother arrives.

a)

Dependent Clause

b)

Independent Clause

63.

When my mother arrives.

a)

Dependent Clause

b)

Independent Clause

64.

Because I studied hard for my test.

a)

Dependent Clause

b)

Independent Clause

65.

I was watching my brother play video games.

a)

Dependent Clause

b)

Independent Clause

66.

Cheetahs are the fastest land animals.

a)

Dependent Clause

b)

Independent Clause

67.

While I was playing soccer.

a)

Dependent Clause

b)

Independent Clause

68.
Before you turn in your test
a)
independent clause
b)
dependent clause
c)
both a dependent and an independent clause
69.
When I was five, I started kindergarten
a)
independent clause
b)
dependent clause
c)
both a dependent and an independent clause
70.
fighting in Narnia
a)
phrase
b)
independent clause
c)
dependent clause
71.
I failed my test
a)
phrase
b)
independent clause
c)
dependent clause
72.
after I walked away from the explosion
a)
phrase
b)
independent clause
c)
dependent clause
73.
as Sarah rode the flying pig
a)
phrase
b)
independent clause
c)
dependent clause
74.
Sam loved chicken
a)
phrase
b)
independent clause
c)
dependent clause
75.
she fell down the stairs
a)
phrase
b)
independent clause
c)
dependent clause
76.
a sunny day
a)
phrase
b)
independent clause
c)
dependent clause
77.
because she cried
a)
phrase
b)
independent clause
c)
dependent clause
78.
get her you fools
a)
phrase
b)
independent clause
c)
dependent clause
79.
as he ran
a)
phrase
b)
independent clause
c)
dependent clause
80.
The falcon soared majestically.
a)
Phrase
b)
Dependent Clause
c)
Independent Clause
81.

in a while

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

c)

Sentence

82.

She is running wild.

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

c)

Sentence

83.

The forest trees

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

c)

Sentence

84.

but I already ate

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

c)

Sentence

85.

I heard someone crying

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

c)

Sentence

86.

Don't step inside!

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

c)

Sentence

87.

if you will go

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

c)

Sentence

88.

The pumpkin

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

c)

Sentence

89.

Where are you?

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

c)

Sentence

90.

she laughs alone

a)

Phrase

b)

Clause

c)

Sentence

91.
Who/what is the SUBJECT in this sentence? 
Shaking the tree violently, Morton imagined having a big gold helmet.
a)
tree
b)
Morton
c)
helmet
d)
gold
92.
What is the PREDICATE in this sentence?Morton imagined having a big gold helmet with gold horns on the side.
a)
having
b)
Morton
c)
with gold horns on the side
d)
imagined
93.
Choose the answer that is a PHRASE.
a)
in a tree
b)
we walked
c)
after we danced
d)
tomorrow is Friday
94.
Choose the answer that is a CLAUSE.
a)
to the earth
b)
like tears
c)
gold coins rained down
d)
from the heavens
95.
Who/what is the SUBJECT of this sentence?The leprechaun went back to his home in Ireland.
a)
went
b)
Ireland
c)
home
d)
leprechaun
96.
What is the PREDICATE of this sentence?Mr. Morton, a leprechaun hunter, celebrated by grabbing coins.
a)
Mr. Morton
b)
celebrated
c)
hunter
d)
grabbing
97.
Choose the answer that is a PHRASE.
a)
Mr. Morton laughed
b)
because he can
c)
to catch the leprechaun
d)
tomorrow is friday
98.
Which part of the sentence is an INDEPENDENT CLAUSE?After filling his pockets with gold coins, Mr. Morton laughed and laughed.
a)
Mr. Morton laughed and laughed.
b)
After filling his pockets
c)
with gold
d)
filling his pockets
99.
Which part of the sentence is a DEPENDENT CLAUSE?After summer is over, we will be in 8th grade.
a)
we will be in 8th grade
b)
After summer is over,
c)
in 8th grade
d)
summer is over
100.
What is the SUBJECT of this sentence?He picked one gold coin out of the pile and handed it to Mr. Morton.
a)
Mr. Morton
b)
coin
c)
He
d)
one
101.
What is the PREDICATE of this sentence?He picked one gold coin out of the pile and handed it to Mr. Morton.
a)
handed
b)
picked
c)
one gold coin
d)
picked / handed
102.
Which part of the sentence is an INDEPENDENT CLAUSE?Squinting through his magnifying glass, the pawnbroker examined the gold coins closely.
a)
Squinting through
b)
through his magnifying glass
c)
Squinting
d)
the pawnbroker examined the gold coins closely
103.
Which part of the sentence is a DEPENDENT CLAUSE?
a)
Although he was disappointed
b)
about not getting gold teeth
c)
Mr. Morton was happy
d)
to have so much candy
104.
Who/what is the SUBJECT of this sentence?A green fog, as thick as a Shamrock Shake, gathered over the baseball field.
a)
as thick as a Shamrock Shake
b)
gathered
c)
A green fog
d)
over the baseball field
105.
Choose the answer that is a PHRASE.
a)
tomorrow night
b)
Ms. Hamilton likes pizza
c)
after the ball game
d)
I'm getting gold teeth
106.
 Which sentence has a vague pronoun error?
a)
Armand visited George after his graduation ceremony had ended.
b)
The puppet show performed by Henry was undoubtedly his best creation yet.
c)
The dog ate all the food in its bowl and all the food in the kitty's bowl too.
d)
My dad spent the entire afternoon raking up all the leaves in our front and backyard.
107.
Which has a vague pronoun.
a)
Amanda took her mother and three couisins to a second hand store to nuy gifts.
b)
If you look carefully you can see when the magician puts the card up his sleeve.
c)
Will you take me to your leader?
d)
As Joe was talking to Sam, he started to cry.
108.
Which one does NOT a vague pronoun?
a)
Although the bike hit the tree, it was not damaged.
b)
The pirates left their gold in a hidden cave.
c)
Even though Jane invited Sue to the party, she was still upset.
d)
My aunt visited Paula; it was the first time she had ever left the state. 
109.

Which has a vague pronoun?

a)

Despite the heat wave, they say Seattle is a cool city.

b)

Don't forget to write down your homework.

c)

The survivors were all lucky to be alive.

d)

His mother told him another story.

110.

Miss Havisham lives with Estella in HER mansion. (This is vague. Who could "her" refer to in this sentence?)

a)

Miss Havisham

b)

Estella

c)

Miss Havisham and Estella

d)

mansion

111.
Which contains a vague pronoun reference?
a)
Dad yelled at Rick, but he was just being silly.
b)
 Dad was just being silly when he yelled at Rick.
112.

The musicians asked me to help put instruments back on the buses, but I can't find THEM. (This is vague. Who could "them" refer to in this sentence?)

a)

musicians, instruments, and buses

b)

musicians

c)

musicians and instruments

d)

instruments and buses

113.

Before Sally puts fondant flowers on wedding cakes, she sprinkles THEM with sugar. (This is vague. Who could "them" refer to in this sentence?)

a)

Sally and flowers

b)

Sally and flowers and cakes

c)

flowers and cakes

114.

What is a pronoun?

a)

A word that takes the place of a noun.

b)

A word that takes the place of verbs.

c)

A word that takes the place of adjectives.

d)

A word that takes the place of adverbs.

115.

Which of the below sentences contains the vague pronoun?

a)

Dad yelled at Rick, but he was just being silly.

b)

Dad was just being silly when he yelled at Rick.

116.

What is a vague pronoun?

a)

A pronoun hiding in a secret location

b)

A pronoun with an unclear meaning

c)

A pronoun that mumbles when it talks

d)

A pronoun that is easy to identify

117.

Which sentence contains the vague pronoun?

a)

The fans booed and jeered at the referee because he had called the game unfairly.

b)

The fans booed and jeered at the referee because he had called it unfairly.

118.

Find the vague pronoun: Olivia and Mia went to War-Mart, and she bought her a soda.

a)

Olivia

b)

Mia

c)

she

d)

a

119.

Find the vague pronoun: Henry saw his older brother, so he ran to give him a hug.

a)

Henry

b)

he

c)

give

d)

hug

120.

Find the vague pronoun: Even though the boys got in a fight, he did not get in trouble.

a)

though

b)

boys

c)

fight

d)

he

121.

Find the vague pronoun: Meredith told her boss that she is extremely smart.

a)

Meredith

b)

her

c)

boss

d)

she

122.

Find the vague pronoun: Sally realized she forgot her wallet and ID. She will have to drive back to get it.

a)

work

b)

she

c)

it

d)

Sally

123.

Find the vague pronoun: My cousins, Peyton and Parker, were fighting and he ended up with a black eye.

a)

he

b)

Peyton

c)

Parker

d)

with

124.

Which word in the below sentence is the vague pronoun?


Even though Jane invited Beth to the party, she was still upset.

a)

though

b)

Jane

c)

she

d)

upset

125.

Which sentence has a vague pronoun error?

a)

My aunt visited Paula, which made her happy.

b)

My aunt visited Paula, which made Paula happy.

126.

Which word does the red pronoun refer to?

a)

story

b)

I

c)

what

d)

read

127.

Which word does the red pronoun refer to?

a)

Marcia

b)

I

c)

me

d)

said

128.

Which word does the red pronoun refer to?

a)

leaves

b)

tree

c)

this

d)

pretty

129.

Is the red pronoun...

a)

vague

b)

clear

130.

Is the red pronoun...

a)

vague

b)

clear

131.

Is the red pronoun...

a)

vague

b)

clear

132.

Is the red pronoun...

a)

vague

b)

clear

133.

Is the red pronoun...

a)

vague

b)

clear

134.

Subject or predicate?

My grandma bakes the best apple pies.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

135.

Subject or predicate?

The library is filled with books.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

136.

Subject or predicate?

Ben and Joe played soccer at the park.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

137.

Subject or predicate?

Blue and red fireworks lit up the sky.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

138.

Subject or predicate?

My father told me to finish my homework.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

139.

Subject or predicate?

The Pittsburgh Pirates are the best baseball team.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

140.

Subject or predicate?

Everyone at the stadium cheered for the team.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

141.

Subject or predicate?

Broccoli is delicious.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

142.

Subject or predicate?

The grocery store closes at midnight.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

143.

Subject or predicate?

The blue bird glides through the sky.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

144.

Subject or predicate?

The blue bird glides through the sky.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

145.

Subject or predicate?

The second graders ran around the playground.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

146.

Subject or predicate?

My family ate a delicious dinner.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

147.

Subject or predicate?

My cousin lives near the beach.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

148.

Subject or predicate?

The woman went to Target.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

149.

Subject or predicate?

The dog and cat played together.

a)

subject

b)

predicate

150.

Match noun to the type of noun

a)

thing

1.

book

b)

person

2.

police officer

c)

idea

3.

freedom

d)

place

4.

park

151.

The gigantic dog knocked over the table.

What are the nouns in the sentence?

a)

dog & table

b)

gigantic & table

c)

gigantic dog

d)

knocked & dog

152.

The gigantic dog knocked over the table.

What is the adjective in the sentence?

a)

dog

b)

gigantic

c)

table

d)

knocked

153.

The Chinese restaurant in Agat had delicious food.

What are the noun in the sentence?

a)

Chinese resturant

b)

Agat, Chinese, & food

c)

delicious food

d)

restaurant, Agat, & food

154.

The Chinese restaurant in Agat had delicious food.

What are the adjectives in the sentence?

a)

Chinese & delicious

b)

Chinese, & food

c)

delicious & had

d)

restaurant, Agat, & food

155.

The new coffee shop sells muffins.

Is the adjectives in the sentence coordinate or cumulative?

a)

coordinate adjectives (needs comma)

b)

cumulative adjectives (does not need comma)

156.

The heavy bulky box was awkward to carry.

Is the adjectives in the sentence coordinate or cumulative?

a)

coordinate adjectives (needs comma)

b)

cumulative adjectives (does not need comma)

157.

I ate a sweet delicious cookie.

Is the adjectives in the sentence coordinate or cumulative?

a)

coordinate adjectives (needs comma)

b)

cumulative adjectives (does not need comma)

158.

My mother is a smart beautiful woman.

Is the adjectives in the sentence coordinate or cumulative?

a)

coordinate adjectives (needs comma)

b)

cumulative adjectives (does not need comma)

159.

My grandpa is a strong Chamoru man.

Is the adjectives in the sentence coordinate or cumulative?

a)

coordinate adjectives (needs comma)

b)

cumulative adjectives (does not need comma)

160.

They became lifelong devoted friends.

Is the adjectives in the sentence coordinate or cumulative?

a)

coordinate adjectives (needs comma)

b)

cumulative adjectives (does not need comma)

161.

True or False: Two tests to see whether adjectives need a comma between them are to reverse their positions and place an "and" between them. If the sentence still makes sense, place a comma between the adjectives.

a)

True

b)

False

162.

Which is correct?

a)

She rode her bike over the long dirt road.

b)

She rode her bike over the long, dirt road

163.

Which is correct?

a)

Susie enjoyed her fun surprise party.

b)

Susie enjoyed her fun, surprise party.

164.

Which is correct?

a)

The quiet respectful audience listened to the speaker.

b)

The quiet, respectful audience listened to the speaker.

165.
We went down the long dirt road.
a)
Coordinate 
b)
Not coordinate
166.
Dr. Bean gave his class a hard final exam at the end of the semester.
a)
Coordinate
b)
Not coordinate
167.

John was a nice, helpful student.

a)

Coordinate

b)

Not coordinate

168.

Where should a comma be added in this sentence?

The frustrated overwhelmed writer sat at his antique desk for hours attempting to complete the final draft of his novel.

a)

between antique and mahogany

b)

between overwhelmed and writer

c)

no comma needed

d)

between frustrated and overwhelmed

169.
Which sentence uses a coordinate adjective correctly?
a)
He was wearing a comfy and soft shirt.
b)
He was wearing a soft, comfy shirt.
c)
He was wearing comfy soft shirt.
d)
He was wearing a shirt that was soft and comfy.
170.
In the sentence "I used some new thin paper to make a paper boat," which words are adjectives?
a)
some and new
b)
new and thin
c)
paper and make
d)
thin and boat
171.
In the sentence, "I almost stepped on a broken rusty nail," which words are adjectives?
a)
almost and broken
b)
stepped and broken
c)
broken and rusty
d)
rusty and nail
172.
Which sentence uses commas correctly?
a)
I almost stepped on a broken, rusty nail.
b)
I almost stepped, on a broken rusty nail.
c)
I almost, stepped on a broken, rusty nail.
d)
I almost stepped on a broken rusty nail.
173.

What is an adjective?

a)

A word or phrase that describes a verb

b)

A word or phrase that describes an adverb

c)

A word or phrase that describes a noun or pronoun

174.

What are coordinate adjectives?

a)

A word that describes a noun

b)

Two or more words that describe the same verb

c)

Two or more adjectives that describe the same noun

d)

Nouns and verbs

175.

Identify the coordinate adjectives: "The big, ugly snake bit the man."

a)

snake and man

b)

big and ugly

c)

bit and man

d)

bit and snake

176.

Which sentence has the comma in the correct spot?

a)

The soft gooey, cookie melted in her mouth.

b)

The soft, gooey cookie melted in her mouth.

c)

The soft gooey cookie, melted in her mouth.

177.
Which of the following is true about non-coordinate adjectives?
a)
they are adjectives with equal importance
b)
they must be separated with a comma
c)
they should NOT be separated with a comma
178.

Where should a comma be added in this sentence?

San Antonio, Texas, is a city packed with historic memorable attractions.

a)

no commas needed

b)

after memorable

c)

after historic

d)

after city

179.
In the sentence, "The big blue seat belongs to her," which words are adjectives?
a)
big and belongs
b)
blue and seat
c)
seat and belongs
d)
big and blue
180.
Determine whether the following sentences have coordinate adjectives or if they are non-coordinate. Decide where the comma goes or if the sentence does not need a comma.
The awkward shy teenager felt nervous about his first date.
a)
awkward, shy
b)
shy, teenager
c)
first, date
d)
non-coordinate, no comma

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