1st Periodic Test

Question 1

Group of words with incomplete thoughts.

Answer 1

Fragment

Question 2

Group of words with complete thoughts.

Answer 2

Sentence

Question 3

doer of the action

Answer 3

Subject

Question 4

says something about the subject and always contains a verb

Answer 4

Predicate

Question 5

Stating information

Answer 5

Declarative

Question 6

Ends with “ . “

Answer 6

Declarative

Question 7

Asks a question

Answer 7

Interrogative

Question 8

Makes a request

Answer 8

Imperative

Question 9

Can you get that for me?

Answer 9

Imperative

Question 10

May I go to the restroom?

Answer 10

Interrogative

Question 11

Conveys a strong emotion

Answer 11

Exclamatory

Question 12

Ends with “ ! “

Answer 12

Exclamatory

Question 13

consists of one independent clause.

Answer 13

Simple sentence

Question 14

consists of two or more independent clauses that are joined by a coordinating conjunction

Answer 14

Compound sentence

Question 15

connects words, phrases, and clauses that are equal with each other.

Answer 15

Coordinating Conjunction

Question 16

What are the Coordinating Conjunctions?

Answer 16

For, And Nor, But, Or Yet, SO

Question 17

School starts tomorrow

Answer 17

Simple Sentence

Question 18

She studied hard, so she got a high score

Answer 18

Compound sentence

Question 19

consists of an independent clause + one or more dependent clauses and usually contains subordinating conjunctions and relative pronoun

Answer 19

Complex sentence

Question 20

links an independent clause to a dependent clause

Answer 20

Subordinating conjunctions

Question 21

Relative Pronouns

Answer 21

that, which, who, whom, whose

Question 22

Examples of Subordinating conjunctions

Answer 22

although, because, despite, even though, since, if, though, whereas, while

Question 23

consists of at least two independent clauses linked by coordinating conjunction + one or more dependent clauses.

Answer 23

Compound-complex sentence

Question 24

Although she slept early, she still felt tired

Answer 24

Complex sentence

Question 25

Erin loves her sister, and she loves her too because she plays with her

Answer 25

Compound-complex sentence

Question 26

Ruler of Denmark

Answer 26

King Hrothgar

Question 26

Compound-complex sentence

Answer 26

Epic

Question 27

A horrible demon who lives in the swamplands of King Hrothgar’s kingdom

Answer 27

Grendel

Question 27

People of Denmark

Answer 27

Danes

Question 28

Geatish warrior

Answer 28

Beowulf

Question 29

Father of Beowulf

Answer 29

Ecgtheow

Question 30

Envious of Beowulf and questions his ability to fight

Answer 30

Unferth

Question 31

A swamp hag

Answer 31

Grendel's Mother

Question 32

King of Geatland

Answer 32

Hygelac

Question 32

Beowulf’s kinsman

Answer 32

Wiglaf

Question 33

Queen of Geatland

Answer 33

Hygd

Question 34

The cause of Beowulf’s death

Answer 34

Dragon

Question 35

The place where king Hrothgar ruled over.

Answer 35

Denmark

Question 36

(Great mead-hall) A place where his warriors can drink and party.

Answer 36

Heorot

Question 37

Where Grendel lived

Answer 37

Swamplands

Question 38

Land of the geats.

Answer 38

Southern Sweden

Question 39

Where Beowulf found Grendell’s mother and fought the swamp hag in her underwater lair.

Answer 39

The lake of monsters

Question 40

For sums of money, period of time and measurement

Answer 40

use singular verb

Question 41

For titles of books, plays, operas, films

Answer 41

use singular verb

Question 42

ends with s

Answer 42

singular

Question 43

meet

Answer 43

plural

Question 44

meets

Answer 44

singular

Question 45

When "Either" or “Neither” is used as a subject

Answer 45

singularverb

Question 46

Food that always comes in pairs is

Answer 46

singular

Question 47

few, several, both, many

Answer 47

plural

Question 48

Subordinatiing cconjunctions

Answer 48

although, because, despite, even though, since, if, though, whereas, while.

Question 49

contains both a subject and verb and expresses a complete thought.

Answer 49

Independent clause