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Parts of Speech Review
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This review is based on the lessons in the Glencoe Language Arts, "Grammar and Language Workbook"
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1
A pronoun that indicates
posession
or ownership is:
intensive
reflexive
personal
posessive
2
An
action
verb tells:
what someone or something has
what someone or something feels
what something or someone does
what someone or something is
3
A
proper
noun is:
Names a specific interjection
Names a specific person, place, thing or idea
A noun without a capital letter
A noun with good manners
4
Between is a pronoun.
True
False
5
The
abstract noun
in this sentence is: Bob likes people who practice honesty.
honesty
Bob
practice
people
6
A proper adjective will begin with a capital letter. E.g., the
Thai
restaurant on the corner
false
true
7
A pronoun that refers to persons, places, things, or ideas in a more
general
way than a noun is
Interrogative
Relative
Indefinite
Demonstrative
8
Which of these words is a
preposition
?: We'll go to a movie after lunch?
lunch
We
after
movie
9
A
verb
is:
an action word
transitive
posessive
intransitive
10
If a pronoun is
intensive
, it will appear
after
the verb.
True
False
11
Is the bold word an adjective or an adverb?: Birds migrate
very
infrequently.
adverb
adjective
12
The
posessive pronoun
in this sentence is: Yesterday, he washed my car.
he
Yesterday
car
my
13
The
pronoun
in this sentence is: She is studying to become a lawyer.
lawyer
studying
to
she
14
The
nouns
in this sentence are: The film followed a herd of cows through a typical day.
all of these
film
day
cows
15
A word that joins single words or groups of words is:
a correspondance
an interjection
a conjunction
an adverb
16
A
common
noun is:
The general name for a person, place, thing or idea
A noun that is singular
A pronoun
A noun that is ordinary
17
A word that shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to some other word in the sentence is:
noun
posessive
pronoun
preposition
18
An action verb that is followed by words that answer the question,
when?
is
irrelevant
interrogative
inactive
intransitive
19
A pronoun that points out
specific
persons, places, things or ideas is:
Interrogative
Relative
Indefinite
Demonstrative
20
Is the word in bold an adjective or an adverb?: I have not seen that show
yet
.
adverb
adjective
21
The
nouns
in this sentence are: The dodo is an extinct bird.
extinct and bird
dodo
dodo and bird
extinct
22
The
proper noun
in this sentence is: In 1994, the tournament was held in the United States.
1994
United States
tournament
held
23
Which of these words is a
preposition
?: Get the homework from Mr. Sims.
Get
homework
from
Mr.
24
The
demonstrative
pronoun in this sentence is: These tests drive me nuts.
me
tests
These
nuts
25
Is the verb trans. or intrans.?: The bell
rang
at exactly midnight.
transitive
intransitive
26
The
pronoun
in this sentence is: I went to the bank
myself.
reflexive
neither
both
intensive
27
A noun that names an object that
occupies space or can be recognized by any of the senses
is:
abstract
concrete
sensory
proper
28
A
collective
noun is:
A noun that gathers verbs
gathering
Names a group
A collection of nouns
29
A word that
takes the place of
a noun, group of words acting as a noun, or another pronoun is:
a pronoun
offensive
an adjective
personal
30
Is the verb trans. or intrans.?: Dogs
hear
much better than humans.
intransitive
transitive
31
"Wrigley Field" is a common noun.
Sometimes
True
False
32
Which noun is
singular
?
answers
time
cats
pins
33
A person, place, thing, or idea
is what part of speech?
adjective
verb
noun
adverb
34
A
noun
is a:
all of these
person
place
thing
35
Is the bold word an adjective or an adverb?: Whose car is in front of
your
apartment?
adverb
adjective
36
The word, "issues" is a
singular
noun.
Sometimes
False
True
37
A noun that refers to a
specific
noun is:
posessive
reflexive
intensive
personal
38
A word that
describes a noun or pronoun
by limiting its meaning is:
adverb
verb
noun
adjective
39
Ideas
are nouns.
False
True
Sometimes
40
"Love" is a
noun
false
sometimes
true
41
The
indefinite
pronoun in this sentence is: I'm so happy with you both!
so
with
I
both
42
A noun that names an
idea, quality, or characteristic
is:
abstract
obtuse
proper
concrete
43
A word that expresses
emotion
or
exclamation
is:
a conjunction
a correlation
an interjection
an outburst
44
A word that describes a verb, an adjective, or another like it by making it more specific is:
adverb
adjective
noun
verb
45
An action verb that is followed by words that answer the questions,
what?
or
whom?
is:
intransitive
inactive
posessive
transitive
46
Is the verb trans. or intrans?: The Cubs
battled
the White Sox for the series.
intransitive
transitive
