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Parts of Speech Quiz
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1
What type of phrase is in this sentence?
Head bobbing, tail wagging
,Bella waited for her treat.
absolute phrase
appositive phrase
adjectives out of order
participle phrase
2
Peaster High School
is a great place to be!
proper noun
abstract noun
common noun
action verb
3
The bullet train sped
through the countryside
at an alarming pace.
preposition
adjective
prepositional phrase
action verb
4
What part of speech is the bold word ? The
giant
aquarium was filled with jellyfish.
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
5
I
myself
love to go snow skiing in Colorado.
indefinite pronoun
intensive pronoun
reflexive pronoun
personal pronoun
6
The bullet train
sped
through the country side at an alarming pace.
linking verb
noun
action verb
adjective
7
These new ships could sail as far as
China.
common noun
proper noun
verb
proper adjective
8
His options
appeared
limited.
transitive verb
linking verb
action verb
adjective
9
The Spanish Club
travels
to Spain next year.
adjective
transitive verb
noun
>intransitive verb
10
The Peaster volleyball
team
played in the state championship.
proper noun
abstract noun
collective noun
common noun
11
This
horse should run freely.
indefinite pronun
relative pronoun
interrogative pronoun
demonstrative pronoun
12
The puppy scared
itself
by watching its shadow.
personal pronoun
indefinite pronoun
reflexive pronoun
intensive pronoun
13
Jonathan Gray plays
football
for the University of Texas.
concrete noun
proper noun
linking verb
abstract noun
14
What is the adjective in this sentence?
Their common concerns were often ignored by the people.
common
people
concerns
ignored
15
What is the verb in this sentence?
The majestic mountain will challenge any climber.
will challenge
<br>will
<br>mountain
challenge
16
What brushstroke is used in this sentence. My English teacher,
Mrs. Mathis,
lives in Poolville.
appositive phrase
adjectives out of order
absolute phrase
participle phrase
17
Label the brushstroke .-
Yelling, screaming, running
, they made it through the haunted house!
prepositional phrase
appositive phrase
participle phrase
absolute phrase
18
She
planned to vacation in Hawaii but had to settle for Hagerstown.
adverb
noun
pronoun
preposition
19
Tony and Steve
were
completely finished painting the house by six 'oclock.
pronoun
action verb
preposition
linking verb
20
Who
is going to answer this question first?
relative pronoun
demonstrative pronoun
interrogative pronoun
verb
21
Everyone
in Mrs. Mathis's class should ace this test!
interrogative pronoun
demonstrative pronoun
indefinite pronoun
relative pronoun
22
Many
people chose to live near the water.
interrogative pronoun
proper noun
demonstrative pronoun
indefinite pronoun
23
What is the
adverb
in this sentence?
My daughter, Caitlin, can run very fast.
can
daughter
Caitlin
fast
24
Label the part of speech in bold.
They
were driving through town, so they decided to stop.
noun
verb
personal pronun
possessive pronoun
25
Tanya
attends
the symphony once a year.
intransitive verb
verb phrase
linking verb
transitive verb