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Final Review for the Big Ugly Grammar Test
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What is a participle?
a verb acting like an noun
a verb acting like an adjective
an "ing" verb
to + a verb with no tense
2
True or False: A prepositional phrase can never contain a verb.
False
True
3
Because they had a losing season it was a frustrating experience for her.
Essential
Non-essential
4
True or False: An essential clause is always a subordinate clause.
True
False
5
True or False: An interrogative sentence is a command.
False
True
6
The season was saved because of building relationships with the girls on the team.
Non-essential
Essential
7
Structure: We already ate dinner, so we will just meet you at the movie theater.
Compound/Complex
Complex
Compound
Simple
8
Gram Function: The man
at the registration desk
said we needed two forms of identification.
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
9
Structure: Study hard all year long, and you can pass the Big Ugly!
Simple
Compound
Complex
Compound/Complex
10
What is a compound sentence?
2 independent + 1< dependent clause
1 independent clause
2 independent clauses
1 independent + 1< dependent clause
11
Gram Function: I prefer the donuts
without the rainbow sprinkles.
Adverb
Adjective
Noun
12
Punctuation is omitted: My daughter who is currently teaching abroad loves to coach basketball.
Non-essential
Essential
13
What is a complex sentence?
2 independent + 1< dependent clause
1 independent + 1< dependent clause
2 independent clauses
1 independent clause
14
Structure: I am looking forward to summer because I will be able to sleep in!
Compound/Complex
Compound
Complex
Simple
15
Structure: When the bell rings, please open the door and tip the delivery man.
Simple
Compound/Complex
Compound
Complex
16
Gram Function: She will take
whoever shows up for the bus to the game.
Noun
Adverb
Adjective
17
Structure: You must come to visit as soon as we finish redecorating the guest room.
Complex
Compound
Simple
Compound/Complex
18
Gram Function:
Whoever arrives first
should save seats for all of us.
Adverb
Adjective
Noun
19
True or False: An essential clause requires commas.
True
False
20
Gram Function:
After we left his house,
he realized he had forgotten the tickets.
Adjective
Adverb
Noun
21
Structure: To publish my own novel would be a dream come true.
Complex
Simple
Compound/Complex
Compound
22
What is a dependent clause?
subject, predicate, complete thought
subject, predicate, lacks complete thought
a group of words with a single grammatical purpose
a group of words with a subject and predicate
23
Phrases: Walking through the forest,
Sally stumbled upon a doe and a fawn.
None of these
Participle
Infinitive
Gerund
24
What is a compound/complex sentence?
1 independent + 1< dependent clause
2 independent clauses
1 independent clause
2 independent + 1< dependent clause
25
Phrases:
I always enjoy w
alking through the forest,.
Gerund
Infinitive
None of these
Participle
26
True or False: A PN always renames the subject.
True
False
27
What is an independent clause?
a group of words with a single grammatical purpose
a group of words with a subject and predicate
subject, predicate, lacks complete thought
subject, predicate, complete thought
28
True or False: A pronoun can do everything a noun can do.
False
True
29
True or False: I will pass the Big Ugly!!!
False
True
30
True or False: You never find a subject or verb in a prepositional phrase.
True
False
31
Structure: I love to visit antique stores, so I try to fit that in whenever we are on vacation.
Compound/Complex
Complex
Simple
Compound
32
Phrases:
Losing my wallet was an ordeal, but I still want
to go back
.
Gerund
None of these
Participle
Infinitive
33
Structure: On the farthest tip of the shoreline, a girl stood with open arms and a smile.
Compound/Complex
Simple
Complex
Compound
34
True or False: You must have a linking verb to have a DO
True
False
35
What is a clause?
a group of words that contains a subject and a predicate
a group of words that expresses a complete thought
a group of words
a group of words that serves a single grammatical function
36
She assisted with the girls team this year whenever she could.
Non-essential
Essential
37
True or False: A declarative sentence simply makes a statement.
True
False
38
True or False: An appositive must follow a linking verb.
False
True
39
What is a gerund?
a verb acting like an adjective
an "ing" verb
a verb acting like an noun
to + a verb with no tense
40
Phrases:
While visiting Disneyland,
I lost my wallet.
Infinitive
Gerund
None of these
Participle
41
What is an infinitive?
a verb acting like an noun
a verb acting like an adjective
an "ing" verb
to + a verb with no tense
42
True or False: You must have a DO to have an IO
True
False
43
True or False: An imperative sentence asks a question.
True
False
44
Phrases:
Who would not want
to walk through a forest?
Infinitive
None of these
Gerund
Participle
45
What is a phrase?
a group of words that serves a single grammatical function
a group of words with a subject and a verb
a group of words that lacks a complete thought
a group of words
46
Phrases:
Anyone
who has encountered a bear and her cubs
would fear the forest.
None of these
Infinitive
Gerund
Participle
47
Phrases:
Visiting Disneyland is one of my favorite summer activities.
None of these
Participle
Gerund
Infinitive
48
Phrases:
I want
to visit Disneyland again this summer.
None of these
Gerund
Infinitive
Participle
49
Gram Function:
You should stop by and visit my family
if you have time on your vacation.
Noun
Adverb
Adjective
50
Gram Function: The prize money belongs to
whoever has the winning ticket.
Adverb
Noun
Adjective
51
What is a simple sentence?
1 independent clause
1 independent + 1< dependent clause
2 independent clauses
2 independent + 1< dependent clause
