Free Printable Review for Test #4 (Grammar)

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Review for Test #4 (Grammar)

Total questions: 165

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Name

Class

Date

1.

Identify the preposition: We found the missing keys under the bed.

a)

found

b)

the

c)

under

d)

bed

e)

keys

2.

Identify the preposition: He wanted to read quietly in the library.

a)

wanted

b)

to

c)

read

d)

in

e)

the

3.

Identify the preposition: The bird flew over the mountains.

a)

flew

b)

over

c)

the

d)

mountains

e)

bird

4.

Identify the preposition: In the morning, I like to drink coffee.

a)

in

b)

the

c)

morning

d)

to

e)

like

5.

Identify the preposition: The children played by the river.

a)

river

b)

children

c)

by

d)

the

e)

played

6.

Identify the preposition: The letter arrived from my cousin yesterday.

a)

from

b)

arrived

c)

my

d)

cousin

e)

yesterday

7.

Identify the preposition: They went hiking through the forest below.

a)

they

b)

hiking

c)

through

d)

below

e)

went

8.

Identify the preposition: Many birds like songbirds and geese migrate.

a)

like

b)

many

c)

and

d)

birds

e)

migrate

9.

Identify the preposition: We waited outside for hours.

a)

outside

b)

we

c)

for

d)

hours

e)

waited

10.

Identify the prepositional phrase: The phone rang during the movie.

a)

The phone rang

b)

rang during

c)

during the movie

d)

the movie

e)

during

11.

Identify the prepositional phrase: After dinner, we played our favorite game.

a)

after dinner

b)

we played

c)

our favorite game

d)

after

e)

we played our

12.

Identify the prepositional phrase: I found a note under my pillow this morning.

a)

I found

b)

a note

c)

under my pillow

d)

this morning

e)

a note under

13.

Identify the prepositional phrase: The students gathered around their teacher.

a)

the students

b)

gathered

c)

around their

d)

gathered around

e)

around their teacher

14.

Identify the prepositional phrase: The dog curled up beside the fire.

a)

the dog

b)

curled up

c)

up beside

d)

beside the fire

e)

up

15.

Identify the prepositional phrase: The book fell down with a loud thud.

a)

the book

b)

fell down

c)

with a loud thud

d)

down

e)

the book fell

16.

Identify the prepositional phrase: She ran across the street to catch the bus.

a)

she ran

b)

across the street

c)

to catch

d)

the bus

e)

to catch the bus

17.

the object of a preposition answers ____ or ____

a)

who, what

b)

what, how

c)

who, where

d)

how, when

18.

a prepositional phrase is made up of

a)

just the preposition

b)

preposition + object

c)

preposition + object + verb

d)

just the object

e)

object + verb

19.

Can a sentence have more than one prepositional phrase?

a)

Yes

b)

No

20.

Can a prepositional phrase have multiple objects?

a)

Yes

b)

No

21.

Is the word to always a preposition?

a)

Yes

b)

No

22.

These types of pronouns should be used as the objects of prepositions (ex: her, me, them)

a)

subject pronouns

b)

object pronouns

23.

Will a preposition always come before its object?

a)

Yes

b)

No

24.

A prepositional phrase will ALWAYS start with ____.

a)

a preposition

b)

an object

c)

a verb

d)

an adverb

25.

Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?

The car sped down the highway.

a)

preposition

b)

adverb

26.

Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?

Turn that music down.

a)

preposition

b)

adverb

27.

Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?

We ate lunch outside quietly.

a)

preposition

b)

adverb

28.

Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?

We ate lunch outside the café.

a)

preposition

b)

adverb

29.

Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?

The cars zoomed by quickly.

a)

preposition

b)

adverb

30.

Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?

They traveled by train.

a)

preposition

b)

adverb

31.

Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?

We watched the sun set over the ocean.

a)

preposition

b)

adverb

32.

Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?

I got the paper from him.

a)

preposition

b)

adverb

33.

Is the underlined word a preposition or an adverb?

The birds flew over.

a)

preposition

b)

adverb

34.

Identify the object of the preposition:

The gift was sent to her and her sister.

a)

her

b)

her, her sister

c)

gift

d)

was sent

35.

Identify the object of the preposition:

The plane flew over the mountains and the river.

a)

plane

b)

mountains, river

c)

mountains

d)

river

e)

flew over

36.

Identify the object of the preposition:

They celebrated his birthday at the restaurant.

a)

restaurant

b)

they

c)

celebrated

d)

his birthday

37.

Identify the correct pronoun to complete the object of the preposition:

She glanced at Sandra and (they, them) quickly.

a)

they

b)

them

38.

Identify the correct pronoun to complete the object of the preposition:

From (who, whom) did you receive that letter?

a)

who

b)

whom

39.

Identify the correct pronoun to complete the object of the preposition:

The gift was sent to my brother and (I, me).

a)

I

b)

me

40.

Identify the adverb: This project for Mrs. Hutto's class is finally finished.

a)

this

b)

for

c)

finally

d)

finished

e)

project

41.

Identify the adverb: Sarah was extremely disappointed when she realized she had to miss the party.

a)

was

b)

extremely

c)

disappointed

d)

realized

e)

party

42.

Identify the adverb: Look around and see what is different.

a)

look

b)

around

c)

different

d)

and

e)

what

43.

Identify the adverb: My brother Kevin has been our starting pitcher for nearly three years.

a)

starting

b)

pitcher

c)

for

d)

three

e)

nearly

44.

Identify the adverb: Mom got her job immediately following college.

a)

got

b)

job

c)

immediately

d)

following

e)

college

45.

Identify the adverb: I often write stories about historical events.

a)

I

b)

often

c)

write

d)

about

e)

historical

46.

Identify the adverb: I completely agree with you about that matter.

a)

completely

b)

agree

c)

about

d)

that

e)

with

47.

Identify the adverb: We went to the art museum yesterday.

a)

to

b)

went

c)

museum

d)

the

e)

yesterday

48.

An adverb modifies all EXCEPT...

a)

adverbs

b)

adjectives

c)

verbs

d)

nouns

49.

Adverbs tell all EXCEPT...

a)

how

b)

when

c)

where

d)

to what extent

e)

what

50.

Adjectives modify...

a)

nouns and pronouns

b)

nouns and verbs

c)

verbs, adjectives, and adverbs

d)

verbs and adverbs

e)

nouns and adjectives

51.

Adverbs modify...

a)

verbs, adjectives, and adverbs

b)

nouns, verbs, and adjectives

c)

verbs ONLY

d)

verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and nouns

e)

verbs and adjectives ONLY

52.

All words that end in -ly are adverbs.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

Not all adverbs end in -ly.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

To find adverbs in sentences, it is helpful to cross out prepositional phrases.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

Adverbs of manner answer the question:

a)

how?

b)

when?

c)

where?

d)

to what extent? how much?

e)

how often?

56.

Adverbs of frequency answer the question:

a)

how?

b)

when?

c)

where?

d)

to what extent? how much?

e)

how often?

57.

Adverbs of degree answer the question:

a)

how?

b)

when?

c)

where?

d)

to what extent? how much?

e)

how often?

58.

Adverbs of place answer the question:

a)

how?

b)

when?

c)

where?

d)

to what extent? how much?

e)

how often?

59.

Adverbs of time answer the question:

a)

how?

b)

when?

c)

where?

d)

to what extent? how much?

e)

how often?

60.

well, fast, loudly, suspiciously, strangely, kindly, easily are all examples of this type of adverb.

a)

place

b)

manner

c)

time

d)

frequency

e)

degree

61.

always, often, usually, sometimes, rarely, never, normally, seldom are all examples of this type of adverb.

a)

place

b)

manner

c)

time

d)

frequency

e)

degree

62.

somewhat, barely, very, nearly, extremely, too, so, slightly, almost, really are all examples of this type of adverb.

a)

place

b)

manner

c)

time

d)

frequency

e)

degree

63.

behind, above, here, there, outside, inside, around, away, everywhere, upstairs, nowhere are all examples of this type of adverb.

a)

place

b)

manner

c)

time

d)

frequency

e)

degree

64.

tomorrow, tonight, yesterday, now, then, today, previously, currently, later, afterwards are all examples of this type of adverb.

a)

place

b)

manner

c)

time

d)

frequency

e)

degree

65.

Adverbs have objects. Prepositions do not have objects.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

Prepositions have objects. Adverbs do not have objects.

a)

True

b)

False

67.

Identify the underlined word: He sat outside.

a)

Adverb

b)

Preposition

68.

Identify the underlined word: He sat outside the stadium.

a)

Adverb

b)

Preposition

69.

Identify the underlined word: He sat outside with her.

a)

Adverb

b)

Preposition

70.

Good is an adjective. Well is an adverb.

a)

True

b)

False

71.

Well is an adjective. Good is an adverb.

a)

True

b)

False

72.

Identify the adverb: Felipe was very cheerful for a Monday morning.

a)

very

b)

cheerful

c)

was

d)

for

e)

morning

73.

Identify the type of adverb in the sentence: She did the homework lazily.

a)

manner

b)

place

c)

time

d)

degree

e)

frequency

74.

Identify the type of adverb in the sentence: That water was extremely cold!

a)

manner

b)

place

c)

time

d)

degree

e)

frequency

75.

Identify the type of adverb in the sentence: He is quite confident in his abilities.

a)

manner

b)

place

c)

time

d)

degree

e)

frequency

76.

Identify the type of adverb in the sentence: Come here and look at this.

a)

manner

b)

place

c)

time

d)

degree

e)

frequency

77.

Identify the type of adverb in the sentence: The class took the quiz confidently.

a)

manner

b)

place

c)

time

d)

degree

e)

frequency

78.

Identify the type of adverb in the sentence: He occasionally checks his phone during meetings.

a)

manner

b)

place

c)

time

d)

degree

e)

frequency

79.

Identify the type of adverb in the sentence: The show starts soon!

a)

manner

b)

place

c)

time

d)

degree

e)

frequency

80.

I am doing ____.

a)

well

b)

good

81.

Identify the underlined word: My dog's fur is curly and brown.

a)

adjective

b)

adverb

82.

Identify the underlined word: The lonely student sat by himself in the cafeteria.

a)

adverb

b)

adjective

83.

Identify the underlined word: This class did very well on their test.

a)

adverb

b)

adjective

84.

Identify the underlined word: The birds flew above the trees.

a)

adverb

b)

adjective

c)

preposition

85.

a pronoun that refers to a specific person or thing (subject or object)

a)

personal pronoun

b)

possessive pronoun

c)

indefinite pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

86.

a pronoun that is used to introduce a question

a)

demonstrative pronoun

b)

personal pronoun

c)

indefinite pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

87.

a pronoun that is used to point something out

a)

demonstrative pronoun

b)

possessive pronoun

c)

indefinite pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

88.

a pronoun that replaces a noun that shows ownership

a)

personal pronoun

b)

possessive pronoun

c)

indefinite pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

89.

a pronoun that does not refer to a particular person, place, or thing

a)

demonstrative pronoun

b)

possessive pronoun

c)

indefinite pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

90.

the noun or group of words that a pronoun replaces

(a)

91.

who, whom, whose, which, what

a)

possessive pronouns

b)

interrogative pronouns

c)

demonstrative pronouns

d)

indefinite pronouns

e)

personal pronouns

92.

my, mine, your, yours, his, her, hers, our, ours, its, their, theirs

a)

possessive pronouns

b)

interrogative pronouns

c)

demonstrative pronouns

d)

indefinite pronouns

e)

personal pronouns

93.

I, me, you, he, him, she, her, it, they, them, we, us

a)

possessive pronouns

b)

interrogative pronouns

c)

demonstrative pronouns

d)

indefinite pronouns

e)

personal pronouns

94.

someone, anybody, everybody, one, all, both, some, several, no one, etc.

a)

possessive pronouns

b)

interrogative pronouns

c)

demonstrative pronouns

d)

indefinite pronouns

e)

personal pronouns

95.

this, that, these, those

a)

possessive pronouns

b)

interrogative pronouns

c)

demonstrative pronouns

d)

indefinite pronouns

e)

personal pronouns

96.

Which of the following is a list of personal object(ive) pronouns?

a)

I, you, he, she, it, we, they

b)

me, you, him, her, it, us, them

c)

my, your, his, her, its, our, their

d)

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves

97.

Which of the following is a list of personal subject(ive) pronouns?

a)

I, you, he, she, it, we, they

b)

me, you, him, her, it, us, them

c)

my, your, his, her, its, our, their

d)

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves

98.

Which of the following is a list of possessive pronouns?

a)

I, you, he, she, it, we, they

b)

me, you, him, her, it, us, them

c)

my, your, his, her, its, our, their

d)

myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves

99.

Somebody ate my sandwich!

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

100.

These are nice shoes.

a)

interrogative adjective

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

interrogative pronoun

d)

demonstrative adjective

e)

demonstrative pronoun

101.

Who is the girl sitting over there?

a)

interrogative adjective

b)

personal pronoun

c)

demonstrative adjective

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

102.

Which jeans fit you best?

a)

demonstrative adjective

b)

interrogative pronoun

c)

interrogative adjective

d)

demonstrative pronoun

103.

Whose car are we taking on the vacation?

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

interrogative adjective

c)

demonstrative adjective

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

104.

Please go help them with their work.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

105.

Please go help them with their work.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

106.

I can’t believe it’s not butter!

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

107.

The cow swatted at its back with its tail.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

contraction

108.

She told her the funny story.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

109.

The blue backpack is yours.

a)

possessive pronoun

b)

indefinite pronoun

c)

personal pronoun

d)

interrogative pronoun

e)

demonstrative pronoun

110.

_____ going to the game this weekend?

a)

Who's

b)

Whose

111.

_____ backpack is sitting in the corner?

a)

Who's

b)

Whose

112.

_____ do you love to hang out with the most?

a)

Who

b)

Whom

113.

_____ just sang that song on the radio?

a)

Who

b)

Whom

114.

To _____ can we turn in a time of need?

a)

Who

b)

Whom

115.

The membership committee will be César, Akela, and (me, I).

a)

Me

b)

I

116.

Peter and (them, they) are practicing skateboard tricks.

a)

Them

b)

They

117.

a noun that names more than one person, place, or thing

a)

common noun

b)

proper noun

c)

compound noun

d)

collective noun

e)

plural noun

118.

a noun that names a group of people or things

a)

possessive noun

b)

common noun

c)

compound noun

d)

collective noun

e)

plural noun

119.

a noun that shows ownership of things or qualities

a)

possessive noun

b)

common noun

c)

compound noun

d)

singular noun

e)

plural noun

120.

a noun that names any general person, place, or thing that is not capitalized

a)

concrete noun

b)

common noun

c)

proper noun

d)

abstract noun

e)

plural noun

121.

a noun that names a particular person, place, or thing that is capitalized because it is a name

a)

concrete noun

b)

common noun

c)

proper noun

d)

abstract noun

e)

plural noun

122.

a noun that names an object that can be experienced with at least one of the senses

a)

concrete noun

b)

common noun

c)

proper noun

d)

abstract noun

e)

plural noun

123.

a noun that names a quality, idea, or characteristic that cannot be experienced with the senses

a)

possessive noun

b)

concrete noun

c)

proper noun

d)

abstract noun

e)

collective noun

124.

a noun that is made up of two or more words

a)

compound noun

b)

concrete noun

c)

plural noun

d)

proper noun

e)

collective noun

125.

The ____________ tail was wagging.

a)

puppy's

b)

puppies'

126.

In the forest, all the _____________ branches were waving in the wind. (multiple trees)

a)

tree's

b)

trees'

127.

Identify the antecedent of the pronoun: The teacher collected the students' supplies and sorted them.

a)

teacher

b)

students

c)

supplies

d)

them

128.

Identify the antecedent of the pronoun: The team had its first game on Sunday.

a)

team

b)

game

c)

its

d)

Sunday

129.

describes or modifies by establishing where the noun is in time or space

a)

descriptive adjective

b)

superlative adjective

c)

comparative adjective

d)

interrogative adjective

e)

demonstrative adjective

130.

describes or modifies a noun or pronoun by providing information about its size, shape, appearance, condition, or other qualities

a)

descriptive adjective

b)

superlative adjective

c)

comparative adjective

d)

interrogative adjective

e)

demonstrative adjective

131.

describes or modifies by comparing two different nouns; formed by adding -er or more

a)

descriptive adjective

b)

superlative adjective

c)

comparative adjective

d)

interrogative adjective

e)

demonstrative adjective

132.

describes or modifies by asking questions about the noun or pronoun being modified

a)

descriptive adjective

b)

superlative adjective

c)

comparative adjective

d)

interrogative adjective

e)

demonstrative adjective

133.

describes or modifies by establishing the noun or pronoun as the "most" of a quality; formed by adding -est or most

a)

descriptive adjective

b)

superlative adjective

c)

comparative adjective

d)

interrogative adjective

e)

demonstrative adjective

134.

strongest, brightest, most interesting, best

a)

descriptive adjectives

b)

superlative adjectives

c)

comparative adjectives

d)

interrogative adjectives

e)

demonstrative adjectives

135.

this, that, these, those

a)

descriptive adjectives

b)

superlative adjectives

c)

comparative adjectives

d)

interrogative adjectives

e)

demonstrative adjectives

136.

warmer, louder, more intelligent, worse

a)

descriptive adjectives

b)

superlative adjectives

c)

comparative adjectives

d)

interrogative adjectives

e)

demonstrative adjectives

137.

which, what, whose

a)

descriptive adjectives

b)

superlative adjectives

c)

comparative adjectives

d)

interrogative adjectives

e)

demonstrative adjectives

138.

gentle, green, angelic, peaceful, lazy

a)

descriptive adjectives

b)

superlative adjectives

c)

comparative adjectives

d)

interrogative adjectives

e)

demonstrative adjectives

139.

The comparative adjective form is worse.

What is the superlative adjective form?

a)

bad

b)

baddest

c)

worst

d)

really bad

140.

Identify the type of adjective in the sentence: The colorful flowers bloomed in the garden.

a)

demonstrative adjective

b)

interrogative adjective

c)

descriptive adjective

d)

comparative adjective

e)

superlative adjective

141.

Identify the type of adjective in the sentence: The book is longer than the one I read yesterday.

a)

demonstrative adjective

b)

interrogative adjective

c)

descriptive adjective

d)

comparative adjective

e)

superlative adjective

142.

Identify the type of adjective in the sentence: He won the award for being the fastest runner in the race.

a)

demonstrative adjective

b)

interrogative adjective

c)

descriptive adjective

d)

comparative adjective

e)

superlative adjective

143.

Identify the type of adjective in the sentence: Which kind of fruit do you prefer?

a)

demonstrative adjective

b)

interrogative adjective

c)

descriptive adjective

d)

comparative adjective

e)

superlative adjective

144.

Identify the type of adjective in the sentence: My dog is more adorable than my neighbor's cat.

a)

demonstrative adjective

b)

interrogative adjective

c)

descriptive adjective

d)

comparative adjective

e)

superlative adjective

145.

Identify the type of adjective in the sentence: Those shoes belong to him.

a)

demonstrative adjective

b)

interrogative adjective

c)

descriptive adjective

d)

comparative adjective

e)

superlative adjective

146.

Do restrictive appositives require commas?

a)

yes

b)

no

147.

Restrictive appositives are also called

a)

essential appositives

b)

non-essential appositives

148.

Non-restrictive appositives are also called

a)

essential appositives

b)

non-essential appositives

149.

Do nonrestrictive appositives require commas?

a)

yes

b)

no

150.

appositives that are not essential to identifying the noun or pronoun that they modify

a)

restrictive appositives

b)

nonrestrictive appositives

151.

appositives that are essential to identifying the noun or pronoun

a)

restrictive appositives

b)

nonrestrictive appositives

152.

Identify the appositive: Please give the note to my friend Phil before leaving work today.

a)

the note

b)

friend

c)

my friend

d)

Phil

153.

Identify the appositive: The largest mammal, the blue whale can be over 100 feet long.

a)

the largest mammal

b)

the blue whale

c)

mammal

d)

100 feet long

154.

Identify the appositive: BASIS Materra, a charter school in Baton Rouge, is a great place to go to school!

a)

BASIS Materra

b)

a charter school in Baton Rouge

c)

a charter school

d)

a great place to go to school

155.

Identify the appositive: Lois Lowry's book The Giver is very popular among 5th and 6th grade students.

a)

Lois Lowry's book

b)

The Giver

c)

very popular

d)

5th and 6th grade students

156.

Identify the appositive: My friend Steve is coming with us to the show.

a)

My friend

b)

Steve

c)

My friend Steve

d)

to the show

157.

Identify the appositive: Mr. Smith is a prosecutor, a lawyer who represents the government in criminal cases.

a)

Mr. Smith

b)

prosecutor

c)

a lawyer who represents the government in criminal cases

d)

criminal cases

158.

Restrictive or nonrestrictive appositive?

In 1774, Pennsylvania was named for its founder William Penn.

a)

restrictive

b)

nonrestrictive

159.

Restrictive or nonrestrictive appositive?

San Francisco, home of the famed cable cars, was named for St. Francis.

a)

restrictive

b)

nonrestrictive

160.

Restrictive or nonrestrictive appositive?

Lincoln earned the nickname The Great Emancipator.

a)

restrictive

b)

nonrestrictive

161.

Student council will host a dance for (we, us) students later this year.

a)

we

b)

us

162.

(We, Us) teachers are excited to present the new curriculum.

a)

we

b)

us

163.

Restrictive or nonrestrictive appositive?

Venus Williams, Serena’s sister, is an incredible tennis player in her own right.

a)

restrictive

b)

nonrestrictive

164.

Restrictive or nonrestrictive appositive?

In 1860, James Buchanan was defeated by the Republican candidate Abraham Lincoln.

a)

restrictive

b)

nonrestrictive

165.

Identify the appositive:

A diligent student, Lily spends hours studying for her exams.

a)

Lily

b)

a diligent student

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