Grammar Chapters 12 & 13 Review | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

How many adjectives? Ken's little brother will be in a television commercial.

4

3

2

5

How many adjectives? We are in a hurry to get to your doctor's appointment.

3

2

1

4

Which is correct?

"If you leave," said the lady, "you can't reenter the park."

"I don't understand," said Ted "why you can't go."

Which is correct?

I can't believe she yelled, "Shut up"!

Anna Kate asked me, "Who are you dating"?

Which is correct?

Robert Kennedy's brother, J.F. Kennedy, was assassinated.

The baby weighed 6 lbs. 2 oz. at birth.

Which is correct?

Alicia is my mother's sister.

The deers' antlers have fallen off.

Which is correct?

Do you know if they're coming to my party?

I am not sure who's laptop this is on my desk.

Which is correct?

I believe it's going to rain our game out.

I don't believe its the right thing to do.

I believe their on sale today.

Which is correct?

Janet Jackson's brother was Michael.

The Brown's house is the largest on the street.

The girl's volleyball team won their game.

In what source would you look to find a synonym/antonym of a word?

Thesaurus

Dictionary

Encyclopedia

Almanac

In what source would you look to find information on the origin of a word?

Dictionary

Encyclopedia

Thesaurus

Atlas

In what source would you look to find where Egypt is located on a map?

Atlas

Almanac

Encyclopedia

Dictionary

In what source would you look to find information on people, places, or events?

Encyclopedia

Dictionary

Thesaurus

Almanac

In what source would you look to find information on climate?

almanac

atlas

encyclopedia

thesaurus

Which is correct?

I live at 136 Cherry Lane, Oakwood, GA 30566.

I live at 136 Cherry Lane, Oakwood, GA, 30566.

I live at 136, Cherry Lane, Oakwood, GA 30566.

Which is correct?

I know two languages: German and French.

I know two languages; German and French.

I know two languages, German and French.

Which is correct?

Please be quiet; I have a headache!

Please be quiet, I have a headache!

Which is correct?

Until you apologize, you cannot leave.

Until you apologize you cannot leave.

You cannot leave, until you apologize.

Which is correct?

"If you work hard," said Susan, "you can win."

Tina said, "I sang "Titanium" in the contest."

Which is correct?

Did you hear coach say, "Friday's game is cancelled"?

Sheila asked, "What are you wearing to the prom"?

Which is correct?

"I can't wait," Gina said, "until we leave for vacation!"

"Have you heard Taylor Swifts' new song "Bejeweled"?"

Which is correct?

I can't believe you're not sick after all that food!

I don't know who's jacket this is.

Name the ADVERB. We must sit quietly in church.

quietly

We

sit

church

Name the ADVERB? We are going to the beach tomorrow.

tomorrow

beach

going

We

Adverbs DO NOT ANSWER...

Which One?

How?

When?

Where?

Adjectives DO NOT ANSWER...

How?

How Many?

What Kind?

Which one?

Adjectives DO NOT ANSWER...

How?

How Many?

What Kind?

Which one?

How many ADJECTIVES? His best friend is moving to another country.

3

1

2

4

Simple, Compound, or Complex? We are having chili and cornbread for supper.

Simple

Compound

Complex

Simple, Compound, or Complex? She gets everything she wants, yet she is miserable.

Compound

Simple

Complex

Simple, Compound, or Complex? We can't play until it stops raining.

Complex

Simple

Compound

Simple, Compound, or Complex? You can have a piece of cake since you finished your salad.

Complex

Simple

Compound

Simple, Compound or Complex? Jenny and Martha have been best friends for years.

Simple

Compound

Complex

What type of sentence? I scored a homerun!

Exclamatory

Interrogative

Imperative

Declarative

What type of sentence? Do we have a test today?

Interrogative

Imperative

Declarative

Exclamatory

What type of sentence? We are going to be late for school.

Declarative

Imperative

Interrogative

Exclamatory

What type of sentence? Mix the butter and sugar.

Imperative

Interrogative

Exclamatory

Declarative

What type of Sentence? Jackie, place your paper on my desk.

Imperative

Interrogative

Exclamatory

Declarative