2nd Quarter Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
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What is the verb in the sentence?

Walking is the most underrated form of exercise.

is
most
walking
underrated

A

is

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Identify the auxiliary and the main verb in the sentence.

The circus has always fascinated me.

has
has always
has fascinated
has always fascinated

A

has fascinated

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Identify the auxiliary and the main verb in the sentence.

I am consistently using the Bible in life.

am
am consistently
am using
am consistently using

A

am using

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Distinguish whether the complement of the verb is predicate noun or a predicate adjective.

Our new general must be an expert in battlefield.

Predicate Noun
Predicate Adjective

A

Predicate Noun

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Distinguish whether the complement of the verb is predicate noun or a predicate adjective.

True / False | 1.00pts
Predicate Noun
Predicate Adjective

A

Predicate Adjective

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Identify the complete verb and the direct object in the sentence:

Extensive investigation has given lawyers more information about the case.

Format of answer: transitive verb - direct object
Example: showed - changes

A

has given - lawyers

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Identify the complete verb and the direct object in the sentence:

Sunblock gives skin protection from the ultraviolet rays.

Format of answer: transitive verb - direct object
Example: showed - changes

A

gives- protection

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Identify the complete verb and the indirect object in the sentence:

I will give Peter my extra lunch.

Format of answer: transitive verb - indirect object
Example: showed - people

A

will give- peter

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What type of the verb is used in the sentence:

I am glad it is holiday.

Linking
Transitive
Intransitive

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Linking

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10
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What type of the verb is used in the sentence:

Jesus gave the poor man his food.

Linking
Transitive
Intransitive

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Transitive

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Choose the correct verb form in the sentence:

The lovely tulips in my mother’s garden have already _________ tall.

grew
grown

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grown

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Write the correct form of the verb (verb only):

I (play) basketball with my friends yesterday.

play
played
us

A

played

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Write the correct form of the verb (verb only):

Jean (cook) Adobo tonight.

will
would

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will

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Write the correct form of the verb (verb only):

She always (forget) her wallet.

forgets
forgots
forgotten

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forgets

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Write the correct form of the verb (verb only):

My mother and I (talk) all morning.

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talked

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Write the correct form of the verb (verb only):

By the end of this chapter, you (learn) more about dinosaur.

will
learn
would

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will

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Write the correct form of the verb (verb only):

I (study) the Cold War for several weeks now.

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studying

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18
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Identify the use of auxiliary in the sentence:

Do you know any shortcuts?

Emphasis
Question
Negative

A

Question

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Identify the use of auxiliary in the sentence:

I do hope for some changes in our country.

Emphasis
Question
Negative

A

Emphasis

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20
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istinguish whether the verb in the sentence is active or passive

The Sitzkrieg is also called the sitting war.

Active
Passive

21
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dentify what kind of mood is used in the sentence:

The research will be due next week.

Indicative
Imperative
Polite Request

22
Q

Which is true about the statements:

A: Clean your room today.
B: Children must listen to their parents!
C: I poured out the water.
D: Include the news article about crime rates yesterday.

Both A and B is in imperative mood.
Both B and C is in indicative mood.
Both B and D is in imperative mood.
Only C is in indicative mood.

A

Only C is in indicative mood.

23
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Identify the word that the adjective modifies in the sentence:

My brother ran quickly to meet his rich client in Manila.

brother
quickly
client
Manila

24
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Identify the word that the adjective modifies in the sentence:

Jean happily lives in a beautiful house in the city.

city
Jean
house
happily

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Which of the following sentences contain proper adjectives? A: May I borrow your shoes? B: Joan's articles are on the desk. C: The mug is breakable. D: The man bought a Swiss chocolate. Only B Only C Both A and C Both B and D
Both B and D
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Identify the word that the adverb modifies in the sentence: The young Sheldon ate the chocolate cake greedily. ate cake Sheldon chocolate
ate
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Identify the word that the adverb modifies in the sentence: Our teacher, Mr. Santos, stayed in his grandmother's beautiful house all day. house stayed teacher grandmother
stayed
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Choose the correct form of the modifier in the sentence: Anna is able to do __________ work on morning than afternoon. valuable more valuable most valuable
more valuable
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Choose the correct form of the modifier in the sentence: Math is obviously John's ___________ subject. good better best
best
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Choose whether the underlined word is an adverb or predicate adjective. The students look EAGERLY into the microscopes. Adverb Predicate Adjective
Adverb
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Choose whether the underlined word is an adverb or predicate adjective. It always seems impossible until it is DONE. Adverb Predicate Adjective
Predicate Adjective
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Choose whether the underlined word is an adverb or predicate adjective. The world looks DIFFERENT from above. Adverb Predicate Adjective
Predicate Adjective
33
Choose the correct modifier in the sentence. The food in the cafeteria tastes __________. bad badly
bad
34
Choose the correct modifier in the sentence. He does not need _________ to be able to pass the exam. anything nothing
anything
35
Analyze the modifier positions in the sentence. If there's a problem, write the whole sentence with its correct modifier position. If none, write C. (2 points) People who look at the sky thoughtfully wonder why it is blue.
C
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Analyze the sentence. If there's an error, revise the whole sentence. If none, write C. (2 points) When we look at the sky, we usually see only blue light waves.
C
37
Identify the prepositional phrase/s in the sentence. Six armed men held up the bank near the bookstore. six armed men up the bank near the bookstore both b and c
both b and c
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Identify the prepositional phrase/s in the sentence. Look up! The flock of small pigeons flew over the trees. look up of small pigeons over the trees both b and c
both b and c
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dentify the object of the preposition/s in the sentence. Our boss came by the office in a hurry and bring up the problem. boss office bring problem
office
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Identify the object of the preposition/s in the sentence. The mayor found out the problem and he immediately went to the town. town mayor problem both a and c
town
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Which of the following sentences contain adverbial prepositional phrases? A: The man on the boat is my uncle Aron. B: The man who lives next door is a teacher. C: The announcement during meeting interrupted our project. D: Zac bought the flowers for his girlfriend. Only A Only B Both A and C Both B and D
Both B and D
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Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence. See you _____ 8 pm for the party. in on at
at
43
Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence. I left my phone ______ the table. in on at
on
44
Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence. Our class is ______ the 3rd floor. in on at
on
45
Correct each misplaced prepositional phrase by rewriting the sentence. If there's no error, write C in the blank. (2 points) From a tree my neighbor explained that he had built a kayak.
From a tree, my neighbor explained that he had built a kayak.
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Which of the following sentences contain correlative conjunction? A: He bought a fruit basket, for he was hungry. B: The exam was difficult, but everyone ended up receiving a passing score. C: I was broke all week, so I had to eat egg for every meal. D: I'm not only mad but also disappointed. Only C Only D Both A and C Both B and D
Only D
47
Identify the subordinating conjunction in the sentence. Write only the subordinating conjunction in the space provided. Hazel loves tea and coffee although it upsets her stomach.
although
48
Revise the sentence with its correct coordinating conjunction that shows contrast. If it already shows contrast, write C. (2 points) Anna likes to read, and she prefers to watch television.
C
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Identify the interjection in the sentence. Write only the interjection in the space provided. So you’ve finished your exam!
So