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Parts of Speech quiz for English Language Arts class.
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What is the verb in the following sentence? "Hmmm, right now I am thinking about thinking!"
About
Am thinking
Right Now
Hmmm
2
What is the conjunction? "We want to go to the movie, but we don’t have enough money."
To go
Enough
But
Movie
3
What is the adverb in the sentence? "Albert Einstein was a very smart mathematician."
Was
Very
Smart
Albert
4
Which of these is NOT a part of speech?
Verb
Noun
Conversion
Adjective
5
Which sentence contains a conjunction?
Conjunctions are very interesting.
I would love to learn how to play the piano.
My grandmother taught us to cook.
I have loved playing piano since I was a little girl.
6
Which sentence contains an adverb?
The cat quickly pounced on the mouse.
I am ready to go whenever you are.
Jones made a cake before the dinner party.
I don't know what an adverb is.
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What is the interjection in the following sentence? "Careful, the tiger is hungry!"
Careful
Tiger
is
All of the words are interjections
8
What does a pronoun take the place of?
Any other part of speech
A Noun
Adverb
A group of animals
9
What is the preposition? "The children are running around the room as fast as they can."
They
Running
Around
The
10
Which of the following is NOT an article?
an
it
a
the
11
Tell the adjective in the sentence. "He is a good basketball player."
Basketball
Good
Player
He
12
What is the conjunction of the sentence? She and John walk to school slowly.
and
she
slowly
to
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Which of the following is NOT a pronoun?
Abraham Lincoln
he
his
him
14
What word is the noun in the sentence? "When will the bus arrive?"
Will
Arrive
The
Bus
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What is an example of a contraction?
can't
I am
cannot
a lot
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What is the purpose of an interjection?
To expresses a strong feeling or command.
To join two words together.
To personify an adjective.
To describe a noun or pronoun.
