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Grammar Chapters 12 & 13 Review
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How many ADJECTIVES? His best friend is moving to another country.
1
4
2
3
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Which is correct?
The baby weighed 6 lbs. 2 oz. at birth.
Robert Kennedy's brother, J.F. Kennedy, was assassinated.
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Which is correct?
I know two languages, German and French.
I know two languages; German and French.
I know two languages: German and French.
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What type of sentence? Mix the butter and sugar.
Imperative
Interrogative
Exclamatory
Declarative
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Which is correct?
Did you hear coach say, "Friday's game is cancelled"?
Sheila asked, "What are you wearing to the prom"?
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Which is correct?
Please be quiet; I have a headache!
Please be quiet, I have a headache!
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In what source would you look to find where Egypt is located on a map?
Encyclopedia
Dictionary
Almanac
Atlas
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Which is correct?
Until you apologize, you cannot leave.
Until you apologize you cannot leave.
You cannot leave, until you apologize.
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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.
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In what source would you look to find information on climate?
encyclopedia
atlas
almanac
thesaurus
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Simple, Compound, or Complex? She gets everything she wants, yet she is miserable.
Simple
Compound
Complex
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Which is correct?
Alicia is my mother's sister.
The deers' antlers have fallen off.
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Simple, Compound, or Complex? We are having chili and cornbread for supper.
Simple
Compound
Complex
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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.
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Name the ADVERB. We must sit quietly in church.
church
sit
We
quietly
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Adjectives DO NOT ANSWER...
What Kind?
How?
Which one?
How Many?
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Which is correct?
Tina said, "I sang "Titanium" in the contest."
"If you work hard," said Susan, "you can win."
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What type of sentence? I scored a homerun!
Declarative
Exclamatory
Interrogative
Imperative
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What type of sentence? We are going to be late for school.
Exclamatory
Declarative
Interrogative
Imperative
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How many adjectives? Ken's little brother will be in a television commercial.
2
5
3
4
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In what source would you look to find information on the origin of a word?
Thesaurus
Dictionary
Atlas
Encyclopedia
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Simple, Compound, or Complex? We can't play until it stops raining.
Compound
Complex
Simple
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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."
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What type of sentence? Do we have a test today?
Declarative
Exclamatory
Imperative
Interrogative
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Adverbs DO NOT ANSWER...
Which One?
When?
How?
Where?
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Which is correct?
The Brown's house is the largest on the street.
The girl's volleyball team won their game.
Janet Jackson's brother was Michael.
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Which is correct?
Anna Kate asked me, "Who are you dating"?
I can't believe she yelled, "Shut up"!
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In what source would you look to find information on people, places, or events?
Almanac
Dictionary
Encyclopedia
Thesaurus
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Which is correct?
"I can't wait," Gina said, "until we leave for vacation!"
"Have you heard Taylor Swifts' new song "Bejeweled"?"
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Which is correct?
I don't know who's jacket this is.
I can't believe you're not sick after all that food!
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Simple, Compound, or Complex? You can have a piece of cake since you finished your salad.
Simple
Compound
Complex
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Adjectives DO NOT ANSWER...
How Many?
Which one?
What Kind?
How?
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How many adjectives? We are in a hurry to get to your doctor's appointment.
1
2
3
4
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In what source would you look to find a synonym/antonym of a word?
Thesaurus
Dictionary
Encyclopedia
Almanac
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Which is correct?
I believe their on sale today.
I don't believe its the right thing to do.
I believe it's going to rain our game out.
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Simple, Compound or Complex? Jenny and Martha have been best friends for years.
Complex
Simple
Compound
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Name the ADVERB? We are going to the beach tomorrow.
going
beach
We
tomorrow
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What type of Sentence? Jackie, place your paper on my desk.
Imperative
Exclamatory
Interrogative
Declarative
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