Quiz 1 ( Grammar For Teachers Chapters 1-3)

Question 1

First Person Subject (s/p)

Answer 1

I / We

Question 2

Second Person Subject (s/p)

Answer 2

You / you(y’all)

Question 3

3rd Person Subject

Answer 3

He, she, it / they

Question 4

Subject Pronoun Test

Answer 4

______ should study

Question 5

1st Person Object (s/p)

Answer 5

Me / us

Question 6

2nd person object

Answer 6

You / you

Question 7

3rd Person Object

Answer 7

It, him her / them

Question 8

Personal Pronoun Object Test

Answer 8

Jim saw _____

Question 9

1st person possessive

Answer 9

Mine / ours

Question 10

2nd person possessive

Answer 10

Yours

Question 11

3rd person possessive

Answer 11

Hers, his, its / theirs

Question 12

Personal possessive test

Answer 12

It is ______

Question 13

Pronouns have a _________

Answer 13

Referential antecedent

Question 14

Demonstrative Pronoun singular

Answer 14

This , that

Question 15

Demonstrative pronoun plural

Answer 15

These, those

Question 16

Determiners always have _______

Answer 16

A noun directly following i.e these fries, these is a determiner because there is a noun right after

Question 17

Interrogative Pronouns

Answer 17

Who, which, what, whom, whose (remember to check if there is a noun directly after because then it is a determiner not a pronoun)

Question 18

Reflexive 1st person

Answer 18

Myself / ourselves

Question 19

2nd Person reflexive

Answer 19

Yourself, yourselves

Question 20

3rd person reflexive pronouns

Answer 20

Himself, herself, themself, itself, one self / themselves

Question 21

Reciprocal Pronouns

Answer 21

Each other(two people) and one another

Question 22

Quantifying Pronouns

Answer 22

None, few, little, many, cut, more, several, most,all, some, any one

Question 23

Indefinite pronouns

Answer 23

Endings -body, -thing, -one

Question 24

Other Pronouns

Answer 24

Such, either, neither, other, others, the former, the latter, the last…..

Question 25

Articles, definite

Answer 25

The

Question 26

Articles, indefinite

Answer 26

An / a

Question 27

Demonstrative Determiners

Answer 27

This, that, these, those

Question 28

Possessive Determiners

Answer 28

My, yours, their…..

Question 29

Interrogative Determiners

Answer 29

Whose, which, what (make sure a noun is directly following)

Question 30

Numerical Determiners - Cardinal Numbers

Answer 30

One, twelve + noun

Question 31

Numerical Determiners - Ordinal Numbers

Answer 31

First, second, third… + noun

Question 32

Numerical Determiners - Multipliers

Answer 32

Twice, double, three times… + the + noun

Question 33

Numerical Determiners - Fractions/percentages

Answer 33

Three-fourths, 85% + of + noun

Question 34

Quantifying Determiners

Answer 34

Some, most, all, many, much, either, any, each, every, a lot of, few, less, least, little, enough, both, every, no …

Question 35

SINGULAR Count Nouns and Determiners

Answer 35

Must be preceded by a determiner and cannot be proceeded by much or many

Question 36

PLURAL count nouns and determiners

Answer 36

Cannot be proceeded by “a/an” or much

Question 37

Non count Nouns and Determiners

Answer 37

Cannot be preceded by a, an, one, two, many few… may or may not include determiners

Question 38

Verbs can be...

Answer 38

Single words (Main, lexical verbs), Phrasal Verbs (verbs+particles/ prepositions), combos of auxiliary and main verbs

Question 39

Common Verb suffixes

Answer 39

-ify , -ize, -ate, -en

Question 40

Common Verb Prefixes

Answer 40

be-, de-, en-

Question 41

Inflectional Verb Suffixes

Answer 41

-s, -ing, -ed, -en (changes a word from a different part of speech to a verb)

Question 42

Base Verb

Answer 42

bare infinitive

Question 43

Infinitive

Answer 43

to + base

Question 44

Present Participle

Answer 44

base + ing

Question 45

Present ( +3rd person singular)

Answer 45

Base(s)

Question 46

Past

Answer 46

Base(ed)

Question 47

Past Participle

Answer 47

(-ed/-en)

Question 48

Modal Auxiliary

Answer 48

will, can, shall, may, might, would,

Question 49

Primary Auxiliary

Answer 49

have, do, be

Question 50

Three Verb Tenses

Answer 50

Past, Present, Future

Question 51

Simple Aspect

Answer 51

a general fact, repeated event, or state/situation at a time of reference

Question 52

Progressive (Continuous) Aspect

Answer 52

ongoing at the time of reference (-ing)

Question 53

Perfect Aspect

Answer 53

begun (and possibly competed) before, but 'related to' time of reference

Question 54

Perfect Progressive

Answer 54

started before but still on going at the time of reference

Question 55

Identifying Aspect - No Auxiliary verb

Answer 55

simple - he walks to school

Question 56

Identifying Aspect - 'be' + tense participle + -ing

Answer 56

Progressive - They are installing a new sculpture(present)

Question 57

Identifying Aspect - 'have' + tense participle + -ed/-en

Answer 57

Perfect - They had definitely seen it before (past)

Question 58

Identifying Aspect - "have" + been + tense Participle(-ing form)

Answer 58

Perfect Progressive - I've been living here for about 4 years (present)

Question 59

Aspect - 'will'

Answer 59

will is a indicator for future

Question 60

Could / should

Answer 60

take away the tense aka there is no tense when they are present

Question 61

Adverbs, What do they do

Answer 61

Modify Verbs, other adverbs, adjectives, or whole clauses/sentences or show relationship between sentences

Question 62

Comparative Adverb Form

Answer 62

adv -er (faster) or more +adv (more quickly)

Question 63

Superlative Adverb Form

Answer 63

adv -est (fastest) or most adv (most quickly)

Question 64

Prepositions (Most common)

Answer 64

of, in, to, for, with, on, at, from, by, about, next to, due to, apart from, on behalf, such as, out of, in terms of...

Question 65

Prepositional Phrase

Answer 65

preposition + noun phrase

Question 66

Adjectival Prepositional Phrases

Answer 66

modify nouns and pronouns (a guy [in my class])

Question 67

Adverbial Prepositional Phrases

Answer 67

Adjective complements ( afraid [ of his own shadow]) modifiers of verbs or whole sentences ( we walked [to the grocery store])

Question 68

Adjectives Functional Roles

Answer 68

Adjectives modify Nouns and Occasionally Pronouns

Question 69

Attributive Adjectives

Answer 69

before the noun (It is a lovely day)

Question 70

Predicate Adjectives

Answer 70

After copular/linking verbs (That guy seems weird)

Question 71

Central/ General Adjective

Answer 71

what we usually see ( funny joke, slow car...)

Question 72

Participial Adjectives

Answer 72

-ing, -ed (Flickering light, wasted opportunity)

Question 73

Multi-word adjectives

Answer 73

hyphenated (hard-working, multi-word)

Question 74

Comparative Adjective Form

Answer 74

adj -er, more adj (typically one or two syllables)

Question 75

Superlative Adjective Form

Answer 75

adj-est, most+adj (typically three or more syllables)