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5-A-Day Week 6 Review
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7th grade language arts
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1
Which is CORRECT?
The spring flowers were beautiful walking down the road.
Walking down the road, the spring flowers were beautiful.
The spring flowers walking down the road were beautiful.
As I walked down the road, I saw beautiful flowers.
2
What kind of connotation does "modest" have?
negative
postive
3
credibility : trust ::
helpfulness : nuisance
demureness : violence
dupicity : doubt
levity : sadness
4
The root "lev" means...
light
away
funny
fly
5
Which sentence uses commas correctly?
Yes, I'd love some. Thanks.
Yes, I'd love some, I'm starving!
No I don't want to go, I'm tired.
No I don't want to go. Thanks.
6
I think your class got (less, fewer) math problems than mine did.
fewer
less
7
If you get a "slap on the wrist," how much trouble are you in?
a little
a lot
8
"Credibility" means...
likeability
easiness
happiness
believability
9
Which of these is NOT a synonym?
mousy
timid
brash
demure
10
Which sentence could be called REDUNDANT? (and so should be revised)
That show is pretty good, but this one is better.
I raced down the road on my shiny, sparkly new bike.
The adorable kittens licked every drop from their bowls.
11
After I get done with my chores
independent clause
dependent clause
phrase
12
Which is an ANTONYM for proficient?
accomplished
good
poor
levity
13
Which is spelled correctly?
minature
nuisance
obsticle
commitee
14
Which is a COMPOUND sentence?
I keep waking up late and missing the bus.
If you want, you can ride with us.
We're going to the dance together because we're friends.
I'm tired, so I'm going to bed early tonight.
15
What does the prefix "hypo" mean?
below
better
above
worse
16
This check-out lane is for people with 20 or (less, fewer) items.
less
fewer
17
The suffix -ity makes a word into a/an...
verb
adjective
adverb
noun