Quarter 4 Test 2

The word sure is an ...

Identify the gerund phrase: "Our having blown the whistles prevented further crime."

Gerund, participle, or verb: "The laughing grandfather adjusted his glasses."

Which is the infinitive phrase: "The beginner was good enough to ride the ski lift."

The word really is an ...

The prefix soli- means ...

The Greek prefix meaning "ten" is ...

"Oceanus was the god of teh river flowing around the earth, but Atlas was the god with the world on his shoulders."

The word real is an ...

In the sentence, "The sun rises early," the word early is a(n)...

The superlative form of "gracefully" is ...

Gerund, participle, or verb: "Children seated on the curb awaited the parade."

What is the conjunctive adverb: "We have learned the meaning of many words; however, there are many more to study."

"Chronos was the most important of the Titans, and he ruled the universe until Zeus dethroned him."

He races ...

"In Greek mythology, the Titans were the children and grandchildren of Heaven and Earth."

"Because they supposedly ruled the universe for many ages, the Titans were called the Elder Gods."

Which of the following is correct?

In the sentence, "The early bird gets the worm," the word early is a(n)...

Which of the following is correct?

Which of the following is put in quotations:

The Greek prefix meaning "five" is ...

The Greek prefix meaning "six" is ...

We learned that Milton was a poet.

Gerund, participle, or verb: "The racing jackrabbit escaped its predator."

Which of the following is correct:

The bicycle, which I was riding to my house, had a flat tire.

The book, which I read for my science class, is about Mars.

He paints as though his life depends upon it.

Which of the following is italicized:

They parked their car _______ the apartment building.

The bicycle that I was riding had a flat tire.

Identify the gerund phrase: "Joyce purchased new pans for baking tall cakes."

Which is the infinitive phrase: "My goal was to race down the mountain."

The Greek prefix meaning "four" is ...

The word surely is an ...

The comparative form of "gracefully" is ...