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REVIEW MOD 2 ENG. VIII
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What is the correct demonstrative pronoun in the sentence: “____ is my favorite shirt.” (This/These)
This
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Choose the antonym of "insulting": (Flattering/Rude)
Flattering
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In the sentence “Body paint was used as a form of ‘magic’ protection,” what does “magic” mean? (A symbolic practice/A supernatural spell)
A symbolic practice
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The word “contemporary” in “contemporary fashion trends” means: (Historical/Modern)
Modern
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Unscramble the following sentence: finish / the project / will / We / on time
We will finish the project on time.
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A real or artificial hair that can be worn on the head is... (wig/dye)
wig
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What is the correct reflexive pronoun in the sentence: “He hurt ____ while playing soccer.
himself
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"This book is mine." is correct. (True/False)
True (We use possessive pronouns)
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Pronouns that refer to general rather than specific people or things.
Indefinite pronouns
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A pleasant smell is... (turning gray/fragrance)
fragrance
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To change the color of something is... (wig/dye)
dye
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Unscramble the following sentence: not / be / late / I / will
I will not be late
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Pronouns that replace the subject and they perform the action in a sentence.
Subject pronouns
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“We need to conserve water because of the drought.” The word “conserve” means: (Waste/Save)
Save
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Pronouns that receive the action in a sentence
Object pronouns
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Which sentence contains a correct indefinite pronoun? (Everybody loves music. / Anybodies loves music)
Everybody loves music.
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"The teacher spoke to us." is correct (True/False)
True (We use object pronouns)
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To like (something) very much is...(be crazy about it/contemporary)
be crazy about it
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"The scientist made a crucial discovery." The word "crucial" means: (Unimportant / Necessary)
Necessary
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Unscramble the following sentence: rain / Will / tomorrow / it / ?
Will it rain tomorrow?
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What does “banned” mean in “Sumptuary laws banned people from wearing certain clothes”? (Encouraged/Prohibited)
Prohibited
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Select the opposite of “common”: (Extraordinary/Normal)
Extraordinary
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