Parts of Speech Review

Question 1

In the song title, "How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful," the words big, blue and beautiful are

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adjectives

Question 2

On the other hand, the word "bass" in " I play bass guitar," is a

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adjective

Question 3

80% of these end in -ly

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adverb

Question 4

It can tell you more about a verb like how, when, or where

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adverb

Question 5

"Lourde" is a(n)

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noun

Question 6

In the song lyrics, "I will treat you better than he can," "better" is a(n)

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adverb

Question 7

A word that names a person, place or thing is a(n)

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noun

Question 8

These can also be common

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noun

Question 9

A proper one of these starts with a capital letter

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noun

Question 10

An adverb usually describes a

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verb

Question 11

In "I've got sunshine in my pocket," "pocket" is a

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noun

Question 12

Although often called an action word, this can be a state of being word like "is"

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verb

Question 13

Numbers are

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adjectives

Question 14

When Meghan tell us it's, "all about the bass," she's using the word "bass" as a

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noun

Question 15

This changes its form (tense) depending on whether it happens in the past, present, or future

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verb

Question 16

This type of word usually comes right before the noun it describes

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adjective

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