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Midterm Review Day--EN 102, Week 4, Lesson 3
Midterm Review Day--EN 102, Week 4, Lesson 3
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1
The soul without imagination is [what an observatory would be without a telescope].
Adjective
Noun
Adverb
Not Listed
2
Informal Writing: Please list what you want (dessert, main course, etc.) when you come to visit!
True
False
3
I request that you eat the tartar sauce.
Indicative
Imperative
Subjunctive
Not Listed
4
After sleeping for a full four hours during midterms week, I feel alright.
False
True
5
A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance, but by sorrow of the heart the spirit is broken.
Complex
Simple
Compound
Compound-Complex
6
The gerbil listlessly sat among the two rocks.
False
True
7
Parentheses are used with publication information in footnote entries.
True
False
8
Everything considered,
it was a remarkable achievement.
Gerund
Not Listed
Infinitive
Participle
9
Malice can always find a mark
to shoot at
and a pretense to fire.
Gerund
Preposition
Participle
Infinitive
10
Today is National Tartar Sauce Day.
Imperative
Subjunctive
Indicative
Not Listed
11
A good mother desires [that her children be reared according to God's Word.]
Complex
Compound-Complex
Simple
Compound
12
He [that is good for making excuses] is seldom good for anything else.
Adverb
Adjective
Noun
Not Listed
13
Appeal to emotion
Logos
Pathos
Pergos
Ethos
14
This is the correct order for the author name in footnotes: Reynolds, Charles.
False
True
15
"I'm doing good!" I cheerfully shouted from across the room.
False
True
16
Adverb clauses are introduced by _______.
Coordinating Conjunctions
Correlative Conjunctions
Relatives
Subordinating Conjunctions
17
[While he was a student at Harvard,] Samuel Francis Smith was a classmate of Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Complex
Simple
Compound
Compound-Complex
18
Informal Writing: Please list what you want (dessert, main course, etc.) when you come to visit!
True
False
19
The reason is because...
False
True
20
The special affects were amazing.
False
True
21
Serving God with our little
is the way to make it more.
Infinitive
Participle
Gerund
Preposition
22
A wise man knows his own ignorance; a fool thinks [he knows everything.]
Simple
Compound-Complex
Compound
Complex
23
Imagination is the eye
of the soul
.
Infinitive
Preposition
Participle
Gerund
24
Silverware was not widely used in the early 1600s; even the king and queen ate with their fingers!
Compound-Complex
Complex
Simple
Compound
25
Habit is a cable; we weave a thread of it every day, and at last we can not break it.
Compound-Complex
Simple
Complex
Compound
26
Study for the midterm.
Imperative
Subjunctive
Indicative
Not Listed
27
To believe is
to be strong.
Preposition
Gerund
Participle
Infinitive
28
In the midst of sorrow
, faith draws the string out of every trouble.
Infinitive
Gerund
Participle
Preposition
29
Appeal to credibility
Pathos
Pergos
Logos
Ethos
30
The protective case [in which the original copy of the Constitution is kept] is filled with helium.
Compound
Simple
Compound-Complex
Complex
31
Robert Burns, a talented Scottish poet, is generally considered the best poet of his nation.
Compound-Complex
Simple
Compound
Complex
32
Having an uninterested jury at your murder trial is nice.
True
False
33
Do you like tartar sauce?
Indicative
Not Listed
Subjunctive
Imperative
34
I studied for the midterm.
Not Listed
Indicative
Imperative
Subjunctive
35
Glory,
built on selfish principles,
is shame and guilt.
Infinitive
Gerund
Not Listed
Participle
36
Faith is the root of all good works; a root [that produces nothing] is dead.
Not Listed
Adjective
Noun
Adverb
37
[Though the people should support the government,] the government should not support the people.
Not Listed
Adjective
Adverb
Noun
38
Adjective clauses are introduced by _______.
Subordinating Conjunctions
Relatives
Correlative Conjunctions
Coordinating Conjunctions
39
Please send him or myself an email if you have any questions.
True
False
40
Formal Context: I've seen a lot of trash on the side of the road recently.
False
True
41
We want to effect positive change.
False
True
42
Informal Context: My little brother seriously aggravates me.
True
False
43
Did you loose your spare car key?
True
False
44
Long customs are not easily broken; he [that attempts to change the course of his own life] very often labors in vain.
Simple
Complex
Compound
Compound-Complex
45
Indent the first line of footnotes.
False
True
46
I will sing unto the Lord [as long as I live]; I will sing praise to my God [while I have my being].
Compound-Complex
Complex
Compound
Simple
47
I accidentally ate all of the ice cream.
Indicative
Subjunctive
Not Listed
Imperative
48
Jesus,
the resurrected Savior,
appeared to many people before ascending into heaven.
Infinitive
Participle
Not Listed
Gerund
49
Please visit myself in the office when you stop by!
True
False
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This is the correct order for the author name in footnotes: Reynolds, Charles.
False
True
51
You double-space bibliography entries.
False
True
52
My great-grandmother emigrated from Sweden.
True
False
53
The publication year is the last item included in a bibliography entry (for books).
True
False
54
Delight thyself also in the Lord, and He shall give thee the desires of thine heart.
Simple
Compound-Complex
Compound
Complex
55
In India, Hindus and Muslims compose most of the population.
Compound-Complex
Compound
Complex
Simple
56
The surgery had a positive affect on her overall health.
True
False
57
Please bring a pencil with you to class.
False
True
58
I hung the pictures on the wall.
True
False
59
Many
of the schoolmasters
taught Latin to their pupils.
Gerund
Participle
Not Listed
Infinitive
60
I move that the meeting be adjourned.
Not Listed
Subjunctive
Indicative
Imperative
61
Between you and me, I am bad at math.
False
True
62
The poem
to be memorized
must be a ballad.
Not Listed
Infinitive
Gerund
Participle
63
You bold the heading of the bibliography.
True
False