3rd Periodic Test Flashcards

G9 (35 cards)

1
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Verb in form but doesn’t function or act as a verb.

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Verbals

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2
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Verbals typically function as:

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Nouns, Adjectives, and Adverbs

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3
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Can be present participle (ends in ing), or past participle (ends in ed, d, t, en, n)

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Participle

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4
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Verb in form but functions as an adjective.

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Participle

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5
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If it’s before the verb, it is the subject. If it’s after the verb, it’s the direct object.

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Gerund

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6
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Verb in form but functions as a noun.

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Gerund

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7
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verbs that ends with - ing

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Gerund

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8
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Verb in form but functions as noun, adjective, or adverb.

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Infinitives

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9
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(to + present simple form of a verb)

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Infinitives

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10
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when was Dead Poets Society coming of age film

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1989

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11
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Set in 1959 in the grounds of

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Welton Academy

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11
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Achievements of the film

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20 wins
19 nominations
1990 BAFTA Best film

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12
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the act of following the established rule

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Conformity

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13
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challenging established traditions/norms

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Subversive

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14
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different or unusual

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Unorthodox

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14
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using few words, concise or brief

15
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out flowing with enthusiasm/excitement

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the new English teacher at Welton Academy

17
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One of Welton’s finest students who wanted to become an actor but his father pressured and wanted him to do otherwise which resulted him to commit suicide by a gun.

18
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his brother was one of Welton’s finest students (graduated as valedictorian) but he was shy, timid, and introverted but eventually grew confidence under Mr. Keating’s teachings.

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Todd Anderson

19
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bold and rebellious student.

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Charlie Dalton (Nuwanda)

20
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A romantic who fell in love with a girl named Chris and pursued her even after finding out she was in a relationship.

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Knox Overstreet

21
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betrayed the group which led to Mr. Keating being fired from work.

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Richard Cameron

22
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Bright student who works/invents creative projects.

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A quiet member but loyal do the group.
Gerard Pitts
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traditional and strict headmaster.
Mr. Nolan
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The elegy was written for
President Abraham Lincoln after his assassination on April 14, 1865.
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Seize the day
Carpe Diem
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Neil Perry’s controlling father.
Mr. Perry
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who wrote o cpatain my captain and when?
Walt Whitman in 1865
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poem of serious reflection for the dead.
Elegy
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in the poem meant the nation
Ship
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Quoting someone’s words
Direct
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Reporting someone’s words
Indirect
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Has (“ “) marks
Direct