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Choose the matching analogy. helmet : injury A) sunscreen : sunburn B) book : knowledge C) glasses : vision D) shoes : walking
A
Which option corrects the misplaced modifier in the following sentence? The girl saw a deer on the way to school.
B
Identify if the adjectives in the sentence are coordinate or non-coordinate. Pick the sentence that is written correctly. A) We walked down the long, winding path. B) We walked down the long winding path.
A
Which sentence correctly uses commas ?
Which TWO of the following could be described as putrid? A) A fresh bouquet of roses B) A week-old banana peel in the trash C) A moldy piece of cheese D) A newly baked loaf of bread
B and C
As the security guard patrolled the building, he remained vigilant, carefully watching for any signs of trouble. What does the word vigilant most likely mean in this sentence?
watchful; alert to danger
"The record player is a dinosaur, and I hope to get a new CD player soon."
metaphor
"After walking all over DisneyWorld, my feet were killing me when I got home."
hyperbole
"The wind whispered through the trees."
personification
"I am smart enough to not bite the hand that feeds me."
idiom
"Her smile was as bright as the sun."
simile
Type of sentence: As long as you finish your dinner, we can go get ice cream, or we can bake a cake.
Compound-Complex
Type of sentence: Whenever there is a break at school, I make sure to plan a trip.
complex
Type of sentence: I wanted spaghetti for dinner, but my mom ordered pizza instead.
compound
Type of sentence: The small zebra at the zoo had so many stripes.
simple
Phrase or clause: "I have cried too much"
independent clause
Phrase or Clause: "Since she was walking away"
dependent clause
Phrase or Clause: "silly and acting funny"
phrase