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8ELA Midterm Grammar Review
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1
Pick the tense: Emma is collecting the new quarters with symbols for various states.
present progressive
present tense
past tense
past progressive
2
Paul discovered the next morning that five sheep had escaped.
1 proper noun, 2 common nouns
2 proper nouns, 2 common nouns
1 proper noun, 3 common nouns
2 proper nouns, 1 common noun
3
Dad asked Harry and (she, her) about the article in the school newspaper.
she
her
4
Choose the function of the italicized word:
Today’s
the last day to sign up for summer school.
plural noun
contraction
singular possessive noun
plural possessive noun
5
Correct: Won’t nobody come to say good night?
Won’t no one come to say good night?
Will not nobody come to say good night?
Won’t anybody come to say goodnight?
Won’t anybody not come to say goodnight?
6
Find the prep., ob. of prep., modifier & function: The team got one run in the fifth inning.
preposition: in, object: fifth, adjective modifying inning
preposition: one, object: inning, adverb modifying got
preposition: one, object: inning, adjective modifying run
preposition: in, object: inning, adverb modifying got
7
(We, Us) cousins go to the same day camp every summer.
We
Us
8
Pick the correctly edited sentence:
A new hobby.
My mom’s hobby.
no change
A cool new hobby.
I found a new hobby!
9
Lynn and I decided to learn myths and stories about stars.
run-on
compound
simple
10
They seemed (happy, happily) as they played in the back yard.
happy
happily
11
The play (began, begun) promptly at 8:00 p.m.
begun
began
12
Could it really count and read?
exclamatory
interrogative
declarative
imperative
13
The students (theirselves, themselves) log their driving hours.
themselves
theirselves
14
Pick the subject and predicate:
A musical is a play set to music.
play, music
play, music
musical, is
musical, music
15
Pick the subject and predicate:
Here are our seats.
here, our
seats, here
our, seats
seats, are
16
Pick the appositive or appositive phrase: Her brother James is a legal secretary.
legal
brother
James
legal secretary
17
Is (this, there here) the only universe, or is there (a, an) universe other than ours?
there here, an
there here, a
this, an
this, a
18
Pick the pronoun and antecedent: Humboldt returned to Germany. He then wrote several books.
Germany, Humboldt
He, Humboldt
He, Germany
He, books
19
The students study maps of the skies they also review charts of the northern constellations.
simple
run-on
compound
20
Pick the appositive or appositive phrase: Have you read A. A. Milne’s book Winnie-the-Pooh?
book
Winnie-the-Pooh
you
A. Milne
21
Pick the tense: People use money to trade.
past tense
past progressive
present progressive
present tense
22
Several of the band members (is, are) playing woodwind instruments such as the flute.
are
is
23
(Wes) sister is the president of the firm.
Wess’
Wes’s
Weses
Wes’
24
Ivan is here (oftener, more often) than he would like.
oftener
more often
25
Find the prep., ob. of prep., modifier & function: It was a beautiful day for a baseball game.
preposition: for, object: a, adjective modifying baseball
preposition: It, object: baseball, adverb modifying was
preposition: for, object: game, adjective modifying day
preposition: It, object: was, adverb modifying day
26
The baby ducks (swum, swam) in a row behind their mother.
swum
swam
27
Here is a book. (Who’s, Whose) is it?
Who's
Whose
28
Find the adverb and the modifier and its function: They often camp for weeks in New Hampshire.
often, camp, verb
weeks, camp, verb
for, camp, verb
often, weeks, adjective
29
Pick the tense: By noon we had completed the project.
present perfect
past perfect
future perfect
future
30
Have you ever heard about the horse Clever Hans?
imperative
exclamatory
interrogative
declarative
31
Pick the conjunction and type of combination: Meteorologists and forecasters work hard.
conjunction: work, compound object
conjunction: work, compound predicate
conjunction: and, compound subject
conjunction: and, compound sentence
32
It is (sensible) to talk than to fight.
sensibler
more sensible
sensiblest
most sensible
33
Choose the function of the italicized word: I presented my paper at the
writers’
conference.
plural possessive noun
singular possessive noun
contraction
plural noun
34
Correct:
We prepared a report we prepared a talk.
We prepared a report; And we prepared a talk.
We prepared a report. And a talk.
We prepared a talk we prepared a report.
We prepared a report and a talk.
35
The kitten had (grew, grown) quickly.
grown
grew
36
Choose the function of the italicized word: The tour guide showed
visitors
the Red Rooms.
predicate noun
direct object
indirect object
predicate adjective
37
Pick the tense: Robert will grow vegetables in his garden this year.
present perfect
future perfect
future
past perfect
38
(I and you, You and I, Me and you, You and me) can ride to practice together.
Me and you
You and I
I and you
You and me
39
Its owner gave signals to the horse.
interrogative
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
40
From (who, whom) did you receive the letter you told me about yesterday?
whom
who
41
Pick the correctly edited sentence:
He made sun catchers for windows.
His sun catchers for windows.
no change
Sun catchers for windows.
Windows and his sun catchers.
42
Pick the verb and type: Football in the United States started as a college sport.
football- linking
sport- action
as- linking
started- action
43
Pick the verb and type: College bowl games are a tradition.
games- action
are- action
are- linking
games- linking
44
Pick the adjectives and the nouns they modify: Some people feel sad when the skies are gray.
some, people; sad, people; gray, skies
some, people; gray, skies
gray, skies; sad, people
some, people; sad, feel
45
Which would be (quick), the coastal route or the interstate highway?
quickest
most quick
quicker
more quicker
46
Correct: There isn’t no such thing as a free lunch.
There is no such thing as a free lunch.
There is not no such thing as a free lunch.
There aren’t no free lunches.
There is not none such thing as a free lunch.
47
Choose the function of the italicized word: A triangle has three
sides
.
predicate noun
predicate adjective
direct object
indirect object
48
Pick the type of pronoun in the sentence: The Mekins bought themselves a new tent..
possessive
reflexive
indefinite
intensive
49
Choose the function of the italicized word: The photos in the album are
small
.
predicate noun
predicate adjective
direct object
indirect object
50
Choose the function of the italicized word: The blues is a
form
of music.
direct object
indirect object
predicate adjective
predicate noun
51
Choose the function of the italicized word: The dog carried its
puppies
to the basket.
indirect object
predicate adjective
predicate noun
direct object
52
Correct: There are eleven holidays still students want more.
There are eleven holidays; still, students want more.
There are eleven holidays still; students want more.
There are eleven holidays. Still students want more.
There are eleven holidays, still, students want more.
53
Pick the type of pronoun in the sentence: What did the campers bring?
intensive
indefinite
interrogative
demonstrative
54
(Little, Less) effort has been made to repair the damage.
Little
Less
55
Pick the pronoun and antecedent: The explorers crossed dry plains. They were also dusty.
They, plains
They, dusty
Explorers, plains
They, explorers