7th Grade Exam Review

Find the preposition: On account of her experience, Destiny brushes her teeth regularly.

Adverb or preposition? Should we eat AFTER the movie?

What word does the adverb phrase describe? In her work, rocks and animal bones in the ground often appear.

(Between among) the teacher and the two students, there was a serious discussion.

What word does the adverb phrase describe? Many pictures of flowers were painted by Georgia O'Keelfe.

What word does the adjective phrase describe? People of all ages enjoy soccer.

Adverb or preposition? We all ate AT the same table.

What word does the adjective phrase describe? David is a player on our school soccer team.

Adverb or preposition? We saw some friends come IN during that time.

What word does the adjective phrase describe? A player on the opposing team scored the last goal on the field.

What kind of noun phrase is this? The nosiest spot was near the snack bar.

Adverb or preposition? Nora and James sat NEAR the window.

In the end, no one was angry (with at) anyone else.

Choose the correct prepositon for the sentence: The argument (between among) two students started suddenly.

What kind of noun phrase is this? In the baby pool is where toddlers swim.

Adverb or preposition? Let's eat before.

Find the preposition: Instead of hard candy, Destiny now chews sugarless gum.

Find the prep. phrase: Because of Destiny's toothache, her mother scheduled a dentist appointment.

Destiny visited the dentist with her mother. Where is the preposition?

Adverb or preposition? It's chilly, so I would like to dine inside INSTEAD of going outside.

Find the prep. phrase: Destiny had cracked her tooth on some hard candy.

Where is the preposition? During the dentist's examination, the dentist explained his diagnosis.

What kind of noun phrase is this? At the pool is the best place to be when it's hot.

Adverb or preposition? They looked AROUND as they waited for their food.

No one (beside besides) the three people knew what was discussed.

What word does the adverb phrase describe? She studied at Chicago's Art institute.

Afterward, everyone acted (like/ as if) nothing had happened.