Test 12 Grammar

Question 1

Group of words that don’t express a complete thought

Answer 1

Fragment

Question 2

Two or more sentences incorrectly as one sentence

Answer 2

Run-on

Question 3

Unity mean

Answer 3

Oneness

Question 4

When you subordinate the wrong clause

Answer 4

Upside down subordination

Question 5

Phrase or word on a sentence that modifies something but in the wrong place

Answer 5

Misplaced modifier

Question 6

Phrase or clause that doesn’t modify anything

Answer 6

Dangling modifier

Question 7

Two or more posible meanings for the same pronoun

Answer 7

Ambigious modifier

Question 8

What phrase means it does not follow

Answer 8

Non sequitur

Question 9

Two gerunds and one is an infinitive

Answer 9

Parallelism

Question 10

Any unecesary shift in subject, voice, tense or view

Answer 10

Point of view

Question 11

Only using as many words as necesary to express an idea correctly

Answer 11

Conciseness

Question 12

Placing words in a sentence where the have the most strenght

Answer 12

Emphasis

Question 13

Start sentences in different ways

Answer 13

Variety

Question 14

Kind of dictionary has not been cutted down from a larger work

Answer 14

Unabridge dictionary

Question 15

What is the term for the word or phrase to be defined?

Answer 15

Entry word

Question 16

Indicates a short vowel sound

Answer 16

Breve

Question 17

Macron

Answer 17

Long vowel sound

Question 18

A brod vowel sound

Answer 18

Diaeresis

Question 19

Indicates a uh sounds

Answer 19

Schwa

Question 20

Field labels, geographical labels, and usage labels

Answer 20

Restrictive labels

Question 21

Expression whose meaning cannot be derived from the individual words in the expression

Answer 21

Idiom

Question 22

Gives the origin of the word

Answer 22

Etimology

Question 23

Entry word plus the addition of a suffix

Answer 23

Run-on entry

Question 24

Words similar in meaning

Answer 24

Synonyms

Question 25

Usage for academic papers

Answer 25

Standard formal

Question 26

Language of everyday speech

Answer 26

Standard informal or coloquial

Question 27

Should be never be used on writting

Answer 27

Substandard or nonstandard

Question 28

Words used rarely in modern English

Answer 28

Archaic

Question 29

Obsolete words

Answer 29

Words that are never used anymore

Question 30

The idea of going beyond meaning

Answer 30

Connotation

Question 31

Straight dictionary definition

Answer 31

Denotation

Question 32

Uses a comparison using the words like or as

Answer 32

Simile

Question 33

Does not use words like or as

Answer 33

Metaphor

Question 34

Statement that conveis its meaning through strong exageration

Answer 34

Hyperbole

Question 35

Giving human characteristics to inanimate objects

Answer 35

Personification

Question 36

Language of officialdom

Answer 36

Gobbledygook

Question 37

Expressions which are dull or stale because of overuse

Answer 37

Trite

Question 38

The needless repetition of words or ideas

Answer 38

Redundancy

Question 39

The result of some action

Answer 39

Effect

Question 40

To influence

Answer 40

Affect

Question 41

To mention something specifically

Answer 41

Refer

Question 42

three or more things

Answer 42

Among

Question 43

Location of something

Answer 43

Side

Question 44

Before a noun or pronoun

Answer 44

Different from

Question 45

To leave a country

Answer 45

Emigrate

Question 46

The reason is

Answer 46

that

Question 47

Crooked or twisted

Answer 47

Tortuous

Question 48

When would I abbreviate venerable and honorable

Answer 48

When is used before a full name and the word the is not before

Question 49

Can you divide a one syllable word?

Answer 49

No

Question 50

MM

Answer 50

Misplaced modifier

Question 51

PV

Answer 51

Point of view

Question 52

Sub

Answer 52

Subordination

Question 53

WW

Answer 53

Wrong word

Question 54

What words do you capitalize when is a title of a book

Answer 54

First word, last word, and any important words

Question 55

Mark of punctuation after the salutation of a business letter

Answer 55

Colon

Question 56

Mark of punctuation to enclose bried confirmatory information

Answer 56

Parenthesis

Question 57

Mark of punctuation to enclose editorial corrections, comments, or explanations in quoted matter

Answer 57

Brackets

Question 58

Always go outside of closing quotation marks

Answer 58

Colons and semicolons

Question 59

Always go inside of closing quoration marks

Answer 59

Periods and comas

Question 60

You should use hypen with numbers from

Answer 60

21 to 99

Question 61

Mark of punctuation is used to show possession

Answer 61

Apostrophe

Question 62

Somthing is said

Answer 62

Subject

Question 63

How a noun or pronoun is related

Answer 63

Pronoun

Question 64

Group of related words

Answer 64

Clause

Question 65

Group of related words without a subject

Answer 65

Phrase

Question 66

Word which a pronoun stands

Answer 66

Antecedent

Question 67

Word that takes the place of a noun

Answer 67

Pronoun

Question 68

Pronoun used to introduce dependent clauses

Answer 68

Relative pronouns

Question 69

Verbal always a noun

Answer 69

Gerund

Question 70

Form of a noun or pronoun that determines if it's singular or plural

Answer 70

The number

Question 71

Subject is doing the action

Answer 71

Active voice

Question 72

Subject receiving the action

Answer 72

Passive

Question 73

Mood gives a command or request

Answer 73

Imperative

Question 74

Mood states a fact or ask a question

Answer 74

Indicative

Question 75

Mood expreses an action or condition as a conception of the mind rather than reality

Answer 75

Subjunctive

Question 76

Subject of an infinitive are always

Answer 76

Objective case

Question 77

Case use to modify a gerund

Answer 77

Possesive case