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4Q SUMMATIVE REVIEW IN LANGUAGE 6

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Nor

a)

Coordinating Conjunction

b)

Subordinating Conjunction

c)

Correlative Conjuction

2.

Either....... or

a)

Coordinating Conjunction

b)

Subordinating Conjunction

c)

Correlative Conjuction

3.

Unless

a)

Coordinating Conjunction

b)

Subordinating Conjunction

c)

Correlative Conjuction

4.

But

a)

Coordinating Conjunction

b)

Subordinating Conjunction

c)

Correlative Conjuction

5.

As soon

a)

Coordinating Conjunction

b)

Subordinating Conjunction

c)

Correlative Conjuction

6.

Both..... And

a)

Coordinating Conjunction

b)

Subordinating Conjunction

c)

Correlative Conjuction

7.

And

a)

Coordinating Conjunction

b)

Subordinating Conjunction

c)

Correlative Conjuction

8.

What does a conjunction do?

a)

Joins a sentence or a phrase with another sentence.

b)

Joins two nouns.

c)

Joins two verbs.

d)

All of these.

9.

What kind of conjunction uses FANBOYS?

a)

coordinating

b)

correlative

c)

subordinating

d)

None of these

10.

What kind of conjunction comes in pairs?

a)

coordinating

b)

correlative

c)

subordinating

d)

None of these.

11.

What kind of conjunction joins a sentence with a phrase?

a)

coordinating

b)

correlative

c)

subordinating

d)

None of these

12.

What does the ANB stand for in FANBOYS?

a)

and, not, busy

b)

and, neither, by

c)

and, nor, but

13.

What kind of conjunction(s) are in the sentence?

SAL AND JAY WENT TO THE PARK.

a)

coordinating

b)

correlative

c)

subordinating

d)

None of these.

14.

What kind of conjunction(s) are in the sentence?

JAN GOT ICE CREAM BECAUSE SHE DID A GOOD JOB.

a)

coordinating

b)

correlating

c)

subordinating

d)

None of these

15.

What kind of conjunction(s) are in the sentence?

Bob helped Dave.

a)

coordinating

b)

correlating

c)

subordinating

d)

None of these

16.

What kind of conjunction(s) are: not only, but also?

a)

coordinating

b)

correlating

c)

subordinating

d)

Not conjunctions

17.

We can go to Disneyland, ___ we can go to Universal Studios.

a)

for

b)

nor

c)

or

d)

but

18.

They didn't want to be late, ___ they hurried.

a)

so

b)

for

c)

but

d)

yet

19.

Craig went to the beach, ___ he learned to surf.

a)

but

b)

and

c)

for

d)

nor

20.

Some kids were afraid to dive into the pool, _____ I dove in right away.

a)

but

b)

for

c)

yet

d)

or

21.

I went to sleep at 8:00 last night, ____ I still feel sleepy.

a)

yet

b)

so

c)

nor

d)

and

22.

CJ wanted to go skateboarding with his friends, ___ it was raining outside.

a)

nor

b)

for

c)

and

d)

but

23.

I have a puppy, __ it was a gift.

a)

but

b)

yet

c)

for

d)

nor

24.

My brother doesn't like chocolate ice cream, ___ does he like vanilla.

a)

nor

b)

or

c)

for

d)

so

25.

  1. _____________ he is my best friend, it is difficult to be with him sometimes.

a)

Since

b)

Because

c)

Although

d)

Whether

26.

The teacher let us listen to music ___________ we worked on our papers.

a)

even though

b)

since

c)

until

d)

while

27.

  1. ________________ we've known each other for a very long time, we are still not good friends.

a)

Unless

b)

That

c)

Although

d)

When

28.

Mac, Richard, and Jose camped out in the backyard __________ they could watch a meteor storm.

a)

although

b)

while

c)

so that

d)

as long as

29.

  1. I am thinking of walking to the grocery store __________ it rains.

a)

if

b)

unless

c)

whether

d)

because

30.

Regular exercise is recommended __________ it helps you stay fit and healthy.

a)

whether

b)

although

c)

until

d)

because

31.

I helped Mom clean up the kitchen ___________ heading out for a movie.

a)

before

b)

unless

c)

because

d)

since

32.

You should help me with the chores _________ just sitting down and watching TV all day.

a)

rather than

b)

because

c)

if

d)

even though

33.

Rebecca was still in her pajamas __________ her guests arrived.

a)

as long as

b)

as soon as

c)

although

d)

when

34.

Choose the correct pair of correlative conjunctions.


Mrs. Henry enjoys _____ gardening _____ reading.

a)

such/that

b)

both/and

c)

no sooner/than

d)

scarcely/when

35.

Choose the correct pair of correlative conjunctions.


_____ was it cold outside, _____ it was snowing.

a)

not only/but also

b)

either/or

c)

whether/or

d)

such/was

36.

Choose the correct pair of correlative conjunctions.


You may _____ have a positive Dojo point, _____ have a piece of candy as a reward for your good behavior.

a)

neither/nor

b)

no sooner/than

c)

and/but

d)

either/or

37.

Choose the correct pair of correlative conjunctions.


The boy is _____ mean _____ unkind, in fact he is a friend to everybody.

a)

both/and

b)

neither/nor

c)

whether/or

d)

either/or

38.

Choose the correct pair of correlative conjunctions.


_____ you like it _____ not, we have to work hard at school.

a)

both/and

b)

neither/nor

c)

whether/or

d)

such/that

39.

Fill in the blank with the correct correlative conjunction.


No sooner had we pulled out of the driveway, _____ my brother announced that he forgot his bookbag.

a)

and

b)

than

c)

whether

d)

nor

40.

Fill in the blank with the correct correlative conjunction.


It's such a tiny kitchen _____ I don't have to do much to keep it clean.

a)

nor

b)

than

c)

or

d)

that

41.

Fill in the blank with the correct correlative conjunction.


Scarcely had she entered the room _____ the phone rang.

a)

when

b)

nor

c)

but also

d)

or

42.
How is the red phrase functioning? A book without any illustration can still be interesting.
a)

Adverbial

b)

Adjectival

43.
How is the red phrase functioning? The heavy snow stopped in the late morning.
a)

Adjectival

b)

Adverbial

44.
How is the red phrase functioning? Mimi just read a book about Winston Churchill.
a)

Adjectival

b)

Adverbial

45.
How is the red phrase functioning? The winter coat in the closet is too small.
a)

Adjectival

b)

Adverbial

46.

Choose whether the sentence has simple subject and compound subject:


The wind and waves rocked the boat.

a)

simple subject

b)

compound subject

47.

Choose whether the sentence has simple predicate or compound predicate:


The waves splashed against and pounded the deck.

a)

simple predicate

b)

compound predicate

48.

Choose whether the sentence has a simple subject or compound subject:


Johnder, Karl, and Kurt all want to go to college.

a)

Simple subject

b)

Compound subject

49.

Choose whether the sentence has a simple predicate or compound predicate:


Zyrah wished she could become a doctor.

a)

Simple predicate

b)

Compound predicate

50.

Daisy and Rhanie wish they could fly to Korea.

a)

simple subject and simple predicate

b)

complete subject and compound predicate

c)

compound subject and simple predicate

d)

compound subject and complete predicate

51.

Young Sarah might sleep too late and miss her live class.

a)

simple subject and compound predicate

b)

complete subject and compound predicate

c)

compound subject and simple predicate

d)

compound subject and simple predicate

52.

A boat and a helicopter rescued the passengers.

a)

simple subject and simple predicate

b)

simple subject and complete predicate

c)

compound subject and simple predicate

d)

compound subject and complete predicate

53.

We made a date at eight o'clock.

a)

simple subject and simple predicate

b)

simple subject and complete predicate

c)

compound subject and simple predicate

d)

compound subject and compound predicate

54.

Esau and Adyssa attend and participate in our live class.

a)

simple subject and simple predicate

b)

simple subject and compound predicate

c)

compound subject and complete predicate

d)

compound subject and compound predicate

55.

Please leave your shoes outside.

a)

Declarative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Imperative

d)

Exclamatory

56.

How often do you read books?

a)

Declarative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Imperative

d)

Exclamatort

57.

Do not stop!

a)

Declarative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Imperative

d)

Exclamatory

58.

My mom loves eating cake in the morning.

a)

Declarative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Imperative

d)

Exclamatory

59.

Please wake up early.

a)

Declarative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Imperative

d)

Exclamatory

60.

What time will you finish answering your homework?

a)

Declarative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Imperative

d)

Exclamatory

61.
Are Susan and Dave at home?
 ⋙ No, ____
a)
they aren't
b)
they are
c)
we aren't
62.
Are you from England?
   ⋙ Yes, ____
a)
I'm not
b)
I are
c)
I am
63.
Is your house big?
 ⋙ Yes, ____
a)
it are
b)
it is
c)
they are
64.
Is he handsome?
 ⋙ No, ____
a)
she isn't
b)
he isn't
c)
he is
65.
Are they new here?
 ⋙ No, ____
a)
they are not
b)
they isn't
c)
they's not
66.
Are you 12?
 ⋙ No, ____
a)
I'm not
b)
I am
c)
I aren't
67.
Is Amy's mother in the kitchen?
 ⋙ Yes, ____
a)
she isn't
b)
she's not
c)
she is
68.
Are you friends at school?
 ⋙ Yes, ____
a)
you are
b)
we are
c)
I am
69.
Are we students?
 ⋙ No, ____
a)
we're not
b)
we are
c)
we is
70.
Is she your girlfriend?
 ⋙ Yes, ____
a)
he is
b)
she is
c)
she isn't

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