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1st Trimester Exam Review
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Bryan spends his time watching TV; he only has a ____ interest in reading.
anonymous
marginal
reluctant
utmost
2
SCRIMP
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
3
When the journalist was arrested and charged with spying, she was ___ vigorously.
recompensed
interrogated
germinated
eradicated
4
INDISPENSABLE
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
5
Fleecy white clouds FLOATED across the sky.
compound predicate
complete predicate
simple predicate
6
LITERATE
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
7
The violence of WWII ___ in the dropping of atomic bombs on two Japanese citites.
singed
procured
seethed
culminated
8
Allen visited his COUSIN in St. Louis, Missouri.
collective noun
abstract noun
concrete noun
proper noun
9
PLAGUE
noun and verb
adjective and verb
noun and adjective
adverb and adjective
10
to burn slightly
singe
indulge
goad
culminate
11
The swim team will meet for practice five times a week.
Interrogative sentence
Imperative sentence
Exclamatory sentence
Declarative sentence
12
DETEST
noun
adjective
adverb
verb
13
RURAL
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
14
The CASHIER on the left will ring up your order.
simple subject
compound subject
complete subject
15
That faucet IS leaky and NEEDS repair.
compound predicate
simple predicate
complete predicate
16
Which of the following should not start a sentence?
A lot
Are
But
I
17
It's time to sit down because ___ on the table.
dinner's
dinners'
dinners's
dinners
18
the quality of giving off light, glitter, or brilliance
rural
luster
singe
prominent
19
MALIGNANT
noun
adjective
verb
adverb
20
Not counting clock times, dates, or measurements, numbers under ___ need to be spelled out.
50
.050
500
.50
21
a public speech for a formal occasion
singe
oration
alliance
dupe
22
What skill do we use when doing work and assignments in the
Writer's Choice
textbook?
gramar
grammar
grammur
grammer
23
not important, minor, easily forgotten
trivial
prominent
marginal
indifference
24
DISSUADE
noun
adverb
verb
adjective
25
The scent of strong perfume FILLED THE ROOM.
complete predicate
simple predicate
compound predicate
26
to make or become confused, agitated, or nervous
vigilant
nurture
fluster
detest
27
charlotte likes to annoy her neighbor by letting her garbage attract raccoons.
Capitalize charlotte
Capitalize neighbor
Comma after annoy
Question mark, not period
28
Sometimes birds get injured when they fly into ___ windows and doors.
indispensable
unscathed
anonymous
transparent
29
How thrilling it is to get a star's autograph!
Imperative sentence
Interrogative sentence
Declarative sentence
Exclamatory sentence
30
The wind blew through her hair like a storm blows through the trees, and she thought of u.
sentence fragment
comma use is wrong
u
like
31
deadly, extremely harmful, evil
malignant
anonymous
reluctant
prominent
32
TWO RED LIGHTS flashed on top of the radio tower.
compound subject
simple subject
complete subject
33
TRIVIAL
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
34
Have you gone for a ride on ___ new mountain bike?
Lucas's
Luca'ses
Lucas'
Lucases
35
This computer program allows us to ____ several small images into one large one.
maul
indulge
germinate
consolidate
36
the act of swearing to a lie while under oath
marginal
perjury
dupe
quaint
37
FLAGRANT
adjective
noun
adverb
verb
38
ENTREPRENEUR
adjective
noun
adverb
verb
39
With a flourish, Ken FLIPPED and CAUGHT the pizza dough.
complete predicate
simple predicate
compound predicate
40
We tried to ___ her from quitting her job, but nothing we said could stop her from resigning.
dupe
mortify
consolidate
dissuade
41
An honest student would never try to ___ a parent's signature on a report card.
counterfeit
cater
consolidate
seethe
42
There were many problems in his life; alot of them were personal.
No semicolon
Sentence fragment
alot
Run-on sentence
43
What is the IO? The lifeguard offered the shivering boy a towel.
towel
lifeguard
offered
boy
44
The old man gathered reeds; his daughter wove a basket.
compound sentence
run-on sentence
simple sentence
sentence fragment
45
Both of the ___ in the talent contest received prizes.
runners-up
runners-ups
running-ups
runner-ups
46
What is the D.O. ? Grandma sent a telegram to Paul for his birthday.
birthday
telegram
Grandma
sent
47
Mom wouldn't let me go near the building, because she said it was to dangerous.
Sentence fragment
Run-on sentence
To needs to be too
Wrong use of comma
48
Demi made the omelet, and we gladly ate it.
run-on sentence
simple sentence
sentence fragment
compound sentence
49
What a difficult crossword puzzle this is!
Declarative sentence
Imperative sentence
Exclamatory sentence
Interrogative sentence
50
Which word is the subject? There is a flashlight in the closet.
There
is
closet
flashlight
51
Which of the following should not start a sentence?
He
What
So
She
52
The army needed to ___ more supplies if it was to advance into enemy territory.
procure
inflict
dissuade
alliance
53
to crave, long for, or desire greatly
indulge
yearn
proficient
seethe
54
What is the TR verb? A group of zoologists explored the rain forest.
zoologists
forest
group
explored
55
What is the INT verb? Parade streamers and banners fluttered festively.
festively
banners
streamers
fluttered
56
What is the INT verb? After the storm, tree limbs dangled dangerously.
dangled
limbs
storm
dangerously
57
The disease's mysterious symptoms left ___ in the dr's mind about how to treat the patient.
hostility
counterfeit
uncertainty
anecdote
58
As children grow up, they gradually realize that their parents are not heroes but ___ humans.
anonymous
fallible
rural
vengeance
59
My father GAVE me a mountain bike for my birthday.
complete predicate
simple predicate
compound predicate
60
a short written account of one's education, experience or qualifications for a job
dynasty
résumé
counterfeit
anecdote
61
near, next to, adjoining
adjacent
bewilder
barren
vicious
62
Having no complete history of his early life, the book was filled with ___ about his childhood.
fallibilities
scrimps
counterfeits
anecdotes
63
In springtime, ___ of ducklings and goslings swim in tight formations behind their mothers.
broods
lusters
goads
anecdotes
64
An enormous crane with a wrecking ball dangling from it.
run-on sentence
sentence fragment
simple sentence
compound sentence
65
A scruffy dog and cat sat side by side in the alley.
compound sentence
simple sentence
run-on sentence
sentence fragment
66
to puzzle completely; confuse
buffoon
dishearten
mortify
bewilder
67
Never cross the street without looking first.
Interrogative sentence
Exclamatory sentence
Imperative sentence
Declarative sentence
68
Our government documents protect rights and FREEDOMS.
collective noun
concrete noun
proper noun
abstract noun
69
The ball bounced twice and landed in the pond.
sentence fragment
compound sentence
simple sentence
run-on sentence
70
DUPE
adjective and verb
adverb and adjective
noun and verb
noun and adjective
71
to bring up, care for, raise, train, or nourish
presume
prominent
nurture
fluster
72
VICIOUS
adjective
adverb
verb
noun
73
The desperate refugees were willing to pay high prices for ___ passports.
consolidated
reluctant
counterfeit
anonymous
74
wide-awake, alert, watchful
alliance
consolidate
proficient
vigilant
75
THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART exhibits many 20th century paintings.
common noun
collective noun
proper noun
abstract noun
76
What is the DO? Every hour our grandfather clock announces the time.
grandfather
time
clock
hour
77
What is the IO? Last night's meal gave me nausea.
Last
me
gave
meal
78
What is the subject? Look at the gorilla in the cage.
gorilla
I
cage
(you)
79
The public is often ___ by the enormous amount of information that is available to them online.
procured
mortified
bewildered
disheartened
80
to pay back, or give a reward
eradicate
interrogate
recompense
vigilant
81
What is the TR verb? Sheila took the broken radio back to the store.
Nina
back
took
store
82
TACTFUL
noun
adjective
adverb
verb
83
What time does the next bus go to New York City?
Imperative sentence
Interrogative sentence
Exclamatory sentence
Declarative sentence
84
My dog found this shiny PEBBLE on the beach.
concrete noun
collective noun
proper noun
abstract noun
85
My dad,Raymond James,is my Michigan Hero.
Hit space after each punctuation mark
FANBOYS word starting sentence
Sentence fragment
Not spell checked
86
To always be the ___ that people laugh at can be a very sad way to get attention.
alliance
buffoon
dynasty
maul
87
The TURKEYS and DUCKS sought shelter inside the barn.
compound subject
complete subject
simple subject
88
standing out so as to be easily seen or recognized
dishearten
consolidate
prominent
quaint
89
RÉSUMÉ
adverb
adjective
verb
noun
90
_____ will be many people present at the state championship high school football game.
They're
There's
There
Their
91
The ___ tip for excellent service in a restaurant is 15%-25% of the price of the meal.
customary
indifferent
indispensable
counterfeit
92
A payment for loss, service, or injury
brood
résumé
recompense
alliance
93
a powerful family or group of rulers that maintains its position or power for some time
dynasty
orthodox
recompense
alliance
94
Fill the pot halfway with water.
Interrogative sentence
Declarative sentence
Exclamatory sentence
Imperative sentence
95
Who knows if there will ever be PEACE on earth someday?
proper noun
abstract noun
concrete noun
collective noun
96
The lights dimmed the audience whispered quietly.
compound sentence
sentence fragment
run-on sentence
simple sentence
97
Environmentalists try to ___ people from wasting water.
dissuade
maul
bewilder
scrimp
98
INTERROGATE
adverb
verb
adjective
noun
99
allowing light to pass through
transparent
customary
malignant
indispensable
100
And to complicate matters, she lied about where she had been.
There is no subject
There needs another comma
There is no predicate
FANBOYS conjunction starting a sentence