Grammar Final Exam Review (All 4 levels)

Grammar Review for all 4 levels: Level 1-Parts of Speech Level 2-Parts of a Sentence Level 3-Phrases Level 4-Clauses (with sentence types)

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1
Thestar made hisway through the crowd of screaming fans.
personal
intensive
poessessive
reflexive
2
We will go to the mall after school today.
linking
action
helping
3
Eileen gave me her old copy of the book.
PN
DO
IO
PA
4
Part of Speech? The little dog ran.
conjunction
noun
verb
adjective
5
# of adjectives: Itsdark windows and the long grass in the yard showedthat no one lived there.
5
7
4
6
6
# of adjectives: She camein like a wrecking ball.
1
2
3
4
7
Conjunction type? The gift was neither requested nor expected.
correlative
coordinating
subordinating
8
Adverbs? Linus played there on Tuesday.
there, Tuesday
Tuesday
played
there
9
Pauline loves to go to the beach and spend her days sunbathing.
independent
dependent
10
When we practice hard, we play better, and we win games.
compound
compound-complex
complex
simple
11
The monster in the story seemed so real.
linking
action
helping
12
My dad likes pepperoni pizza, but my mom likes cheese pizza.
compound-complex
compound
simple
complex
13
Part of Speech? With great joy, Mom and Dad welcomed the new baby.
interjection
pronoun
conjunction
prepostition
14
Mrs. Ito, my sixth-grade teacher, was a chaperone at the dance.
infinitive
appositive
gerund
participial
15
Justin is my neighbor; Jason is my cousin.
compound
complex
simple
compound-complex
16
# of adjectives: I hit a nice line drive in the firstinning of the baseball game.
7
6
4
5
17
Conjunction type? They already inquired and were told the store was completely soldout.
coordinating
subordinating
correlative
18
Was that Krista, the captain of the drill team?
gerund
appositive
participial
infinitive
19
Part of Speech? Pat and Joe quickly raked the leaves.
pronoun
adverb
verb
noun
20
Subject(s)/Predicate(s)? Aaron ate the apple and threw the core into the wastebasket.
Aaron/ate; threw
Apple/ate
Aaron/ate
Aaron/threw
21
Part of Speech? Oh! You scared me!
conjunction
preposition
adjective
interjection
22
# of adjectives: Thelittle old house was surrounded by bigger, nicerones.
6
4
3
5
23
The committee is studying the issue.
collective
proper
abstract
24
Conjunction type? Mercedes attended the ball last year, whereas I’ve gone the pasttwo years.
coordinating
subordianting
correlative
25
Conjunction type? Whether lasagna or chicken is served at the banquet depends on us.
coordinating
subordinating
correlative
26
Part of Speech? Mary finished her reading assignment.
pronoun
noun
conjunction
verb
27
Thekids suddenly found themselveslost in the park.
possessive
personal
reflexive
intensive
28
Conjunction type? Drive down Front Street until you see the post office.
correlative
subordinating
coordinating
29
Her greatest hope was finding her long-lost sister.
gerund
appositive
infinitive
participial
30
Conjunction type? Let’s finish the project today, for tomorrow we will have otherthings to do.
correlative
subordinating
coordinating
31
Conjunction type? Either investigate the matter thoroughly, or ask someone else to do it.
subordinating
correlative
coordinating
32
# of Prepositions? We went over the bridge in our new car.
4
1
3
2
33
We have plans to celebrate the victory.
abstract
proper
collective
34
Hawaii’s flowers are breathtaking.
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35
The resort had outdoor activities, water sports, and a dozen restaurants.
simple
compound
compound-complex
complex
36
Pauline and Bruno have a big argument every summer when they try to choose a vacation spot.
dependent
independent
37
My love of the beach grows more and more every day.
linking
helping
action
38
Part of Speech? Math or English is my favorite subject.
interjection
preposition
adjective
conjunction
39
Sharon’s understudy was prepared to take her place in the play.
participial
infinitive
appositive
gerund
40
Subject(s)/Predicate(s)? Julia wrote and directed the funny play.
Julia/directed
Julia/wrote
Julia/wrote; directed
play/directed
41
Juliepacked the lunchbox herself.
personal
intensive
possessive
reflexive
42
My teacher taught us an interesting lesson today.
action
helping
linking
43
Thesoup has too many tomatoes in it.
personal
possessive
intensive
indefinite
44
Subject(s)/Predicate(s)? Those students are being honored today.
Those/are being honored
students/are being honored
students/being honored
students/are being
45
When it is filtered, water is cleaner, and it tastes better.
dependent
independent
46
After the dance ended, the performers went out to dinner.
compound
simple
compound-complex
complex
47
Subject(s)/Predicate(s)? Omar and Alicia took a trip to the museum.
Omar/took
Omar; Alicia/took
Alicia/took
trip/took
48
Juan played football, yet Juanita went shopping.
dependent
independent
49
# of Prepositions? The temperature yesterday was below zero in the freezer!
1
4
3
2
50
Thehammering from the roof interrupted my sleeping.
demonstrative
possessive
indefinite
personal
51
What a useful invention that was!
exclamatory
interrogative
imperative
declarative
52
Whenever I talk to Paula,she usually makes me laugh, and other people think the same thing.
independent
dependent
53
# of Prepositions? I like my sandwiches with no crust on wheat bread.
4
2
1
3
54
Molly's determined pacing showed that she was also nervous.
gerund
participial
infinitive
appositive
55
Pedro refused to play by our rules.
infinitive
appositive
participial
gerund
56
# of adjectives: Ourgood hitting batter helped win the game.
4
3
5
2
57
Imagine the traffic problems we’d have without it.
imperative
exclamatory
declarative
interrogative
58
Part of Speech? The earth travels around the sun.
pronoun
conjunction
preposition
adverb
59
He was the inventor of the traffic light.
exclamatory
declarative
interrogative
imperative
60
Olivia went to the store because her mother asked her to.
independent
dependent
61
I like pizza.
helping
linking
action
62
# of Prepositions? Iran down the hill, rolled on the grass, and jumped over an ant hill.
2
1
3
4
63
Adverbs? The teacher spoke too quickly.
too
too, quickly
quickly
spoke
64
Mom read Timmy a book.
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IO
65
Carroll seems unhappy with the results of the test.
PA
IO
PN
DO
66
Breathing deeply, Carla began to calm down.
gerund
infinitive
participial
appositive
67
First prize will be a trip to Hong Kong.
PA
DO
PN
IO
68
Animal Farm is a book by the acclaimed author George Orwell.
participial
gerund
infinitive
appositive
69
We can get a prize if we behave ourselves.
simple
complex
compound
compound-complex
70
The coach said we did a good job even though we got beat; we will win our next game though.
simple
complex
compound-complex
compound
71
The Industrial Revolution brought the world material comforts.
PA
PN
DO
IO
72
To save time in the mornings, Danny laid his clothes out each night.
infinitive
gerund
participial
appositive
73
Thesoldiers themselvesgave the little kids food and water.
intensive
reflexive
indefinite
relative
74
Adverbs? The ghost moved rather recently throughout the haunted house.
recently
rather, recently
rather
throughout
75
Try to name another American inventor.
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
interrogative
76
Adverbs? We should go to the swimming pool later.
pool
should go
go later
later
77
Capturing the enemy was the mission in the latest video game.
gerund
participial
infinitive
appositive
78
# of Prepositions? Tomorrow I get to eat dinner at my friend’s house in Columbia.
2
3
1
4
79
The store guaranteed Steve his money back.
PN
PA
DO
IO
80
The uncle bought anew car, washed his car, and took his girlfriend out to dinner.
compound
compound-complex
simple
complex
81
Adverbs? That is a very unbelievable story that Will told his mother.
story
very
unbelievable
very, unbelievable
82
Rita’s notion of fairness is based on principle.
abstract
collective
proper
83
Conjunction type? Darla waited by the escalator while Tina purchased a dress.
correlative
coordinating
subordinating
84
Did you know he invented the telephone in 1876?
imperative
declarative
interrogative
exclamatory
85
#of Prepositions?When I sit next to a window, I seem to daydream about the jungle during class.
4
1
3
2
86
Have you ever heard of Garrett A. Morgan?
exclamatory
imperative
interrogative
declarative
87
Alexander Graham Bell was an American inventor.
exclamatory
declarative
imperative
interrogative
88
The flock of geese swam in my granddaddy’s pond all day long.
proper
collective
abstract
89
Who told you the secret?
relative
personal
interrogative
intensive
90
Subject(s)/Predicate(s)? Kristy sent Aunt Sue a lovely lamp.
Kristy/sent
lamp/sent
Aunt Sue/sent
Kristy; Aunt Sue/sent
91
Our group is planning a trip to New York.
collective
proper
abstract
92
Part of Speech? The snow fell softly.
adverb
adjective
verb
pronoun
93
Pink is my favorite color.
compound
complex
compound-complex
simple
94
Jonathan passed the test because he studied hard and understood the material.
compound-complex
simpel
compound
complex
95
Part of Speech? The boys fished in the gurgling stream.
verb
preposition
noun
adjective
96
# of adjectives: The quick brownfox jumped over the lazy dog.
6
5
4
3
97
MichaelJackson himselfmoon-walked across the stage.
interrogative
reflexive
possessive
intensive
98
Although Kelly is better at dancing, Jessica won the trophy.
compound
complex
compound-complex
simple
99
Part of Speech? I like humorous stories.
noun
adjective
verb
pronoun
100
Roxanne read me her poems.
IO
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Grammar Review for all 4 levels: Level 1-Parts of Speech Level 2-Parts of a Sentence Level 3-Phrases Level 4-Clauses (with sentence types)

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Questions 100

Answers

1
Thestar made hisway through the crowd of screaming fans.
personal
intensive
poessessive
reflexive
2
We will go to the mall after school today.
linking
action
helping
3
Eileen gave me her old copy of the book.
PN
DO
IO
PA
4
Part of Speech? The little dog ran.
conjunction
noun
verb
adjective
5
# of adjectives: Itsdark windows and the long grass in the yard showedthat no one lived there.
5
7
4
6
6
# of adjectives: She camein like a wrecking ball.
1
2
3
4
7
Conjunction type? The gift was neither requested nor expected.
correlative
coordinating
subordinating
8
Adverbs? Linus played there on Tuesday.
there, Tuesday
Tuesday
played
there
9
Pauline loves to go to the beach and spend her days sunbathing.
independent
dependent
10
When we practice hard, we play better, and we win games.
compound
compound-complex
complex
simple
11
The monster in the story seemed so real.
linking
action
helping
12
My dad likes pepperoni pizza, but my mom likes cheese pizza.
compound-complex
compound
simple
complex
13
Part of Speech? With great joy, Mom and Dad welcomed the new baby.
interjection
pronoun
conjunction
prepostition
14
Mrs. Ito, my sixth-grade teacher, was a chaperone at the dance.
infinitive
appositive
gerund
participial
15
Justin is my neighbor; Jason is my cousin.
compound
complex
simple
compound-complex
16
# of adjectives: I hit a nice line drive in the firstinning of the baseball game.
7
6
4
5
17
Conjunction type? They already inquired and were told the store was completely soldout.
coordinating
subordinating
correlative
18
Was that Krista, the captain of the drill team?
gerund
appositive
participial
infinitive
19
Part of Speech? Pat and Joe quickly raked the leaves.
pronoun
adverb
verb
noun
20
Subject(s)/Predicate(s)? Aaron ate the apple and threw the core into the wastebasket.
Aaron/ate; threw
Apple/ate
Aaron/ate
Aaron/threw
21
Part of Speech? Oh! You scared me!
conjunction
preposition
adjective
interjection
22
# of adjectives: Thelittle old house was surrounded by bigger, nicerones.
6
4
3
5
23
The committee is studying the issue.
collective
proper
abstract
24
Conjunction type? Mercedes attended the ball last year, whereas I’ve gone the pasttwo years.
coordinating
subordianting
correlative
25
Conjunction type? Whether lasagna or chicken is served at the banquet depends on us.
coordinating
subordinating
correlative
26
Part of Speech? Mary finished her reading assignment.
pronoun
noun
conjunction
verb
27
Thekids suddenly found themselveslost in the park.
possessive
personal
reflexive
intensive
28
Conjunction type? Drive down Front Street until you see the post office.
correlative
subordinating
coordinating
29
Her greatest hope was finding her long-lost sister.
gerund
appositive
infinitive
participial
30
Conjunction type? Let’s finish the project today, for tomorrow we will have otherthings to do.
correlative
subordinating
coordinating
31
Conjunction type? Either investigate the matter thoroughly, or ask someone else to do it.
subordinating
correlative
coordinating
32
# of Prepositions? We went over the bridge in our new car.
4
1
3
2
33
We have plans to celebrate the victory.
abstract
proper
collective
34
Hawaii’s flowers are breathtaking.
IO
PN
PA
DO
35
The resort had outdoor activities, water sports, and a dozen restaurants.
simple
compound
compound-complex
complex
36
Pauline and Bruno have a big argument every summer when they try to choose a vacation spot.
dependent
independent
37
My love of the beach grows more and more every day.
linking
helping
action
38
Part of Speech? Math or English is my favorite subject.
interjection
preposition
adjective
conjunction
39
Sharon’s understudy was prepared to take her place in the play.
participial
infinitive
appositive
gerund
40
Subject(s)/Predicate(s)? Julia wrote and directed the funny play.
Julia/directed
Julia/wrote
Julia/wrote; directed
play/directed
41
Juliepacked the lunchbox herself.
personal
intensive
possessive
reflexive
42
My teacher taught us an interesting lesson today.
action
helping
linking
43
Thesoup has too many tomatoes in it.
personal
possessive
intensive
indefinite
44
Subject(s)/Predicate(s)? Those students are being honored today.
Those/are being honored
students/are being honored
students/being honored
students/are being
45
When it is filtered, water is cleaner, and it tastes better.
dependent
independent
46
After the dance ended, the performers went out to dinner.
compound
simple
compound-complex
complex
47
Subject(s)/Predicate(s)? Omar and Alicia took a trip to the museum.
Omar/took
Omar; Alicia/took
Alicia/took
trip/took
48
Juan played football, yet Juanita went shopping.
dependent
independent
49
# of Prepositions? The temperature yesterday was below zero in the freezer!
1
4
3
2
50
Thehammering from the roof interrupted my sleeping.
demonstrative
possessive
indefinite
personal
51
What a useful invention that was!
exclamatory
interrogative
imperative
declarative
52
Whenever I talk to Paula,she usually makes me laugh, and other people think the same thing.
independent
dependent
53
# of Prepositions? I like my sandwiches with no crust on wheat bread.
4
2
1
3
54
Molly's determined pacing showed that she was also nervous.
gerund
participial
infinitive
appositive
55
Pedro refused to play by our rules.
infinitive
appositive
participial
gerund
56
# of adjectives: Ourgood hitting batter helped win the game.
4
3
5
2
57
Imagine the traffic problems we’d have without it.
imperative
exclamatory
declarative
interrogative
58
Part of Speech? The earth travels around the sun.
pronoun
conjunction
preposition
adverb
59
He was the inventor of the traffic light.
exclamatory
declarative
interrogative
imperative
60
Olivia went to the store because her mother asked her to.
independent
dependent
61
I like pizza.
helping
linking
action
62
# of Prepositions? Iran down the hill, rolled on the grass, and jumped over an ant hill.
2
1
3
4
63
Adverbs? The teacher spoke too quickly.
too
too, quickly
quickly
spoke
64
Mom read Timmy a book.
PA
DO
PN
IO
65
Carroll seems unhappy with the results of the test.
PA
IO
PN
DO
66
Breathing deeply, Carla began to calm down.
gerund
infinitive
participial
appositive
67
First prize will be a trip to Hong Kong.
PA
DO
PN
IO
68
Animal Farm is a book by the acclaimed author George Orwell.
participial
gerund
infinitive
appositive
69
We can get a prize if we behave ourselves.
simple
complex
compound
compound-complex
70
The coach said we did a good job even though we got beat; we will win our next game though.
simple
complex
compound-complex
compound
71
The Industrial Revolution brought the world material comforts.
PA
PN
DO
IO
72
To save time in the mornings, Danny laid his clothes out each night.
infinitive
gerund
participial
appositive
73
Thesoldiers themselvesgave the little kids food and water.
intensive
reflexive
indefinite
relative
74
Adverbs? The ghost moved rather recently throughout the haunted house.
recently
rather, recently
rather
throughout
75
Try to name another American inventor.
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
interrogative
76
Adverbs? We should go to the swimming pool later.
pool
should go
go later
later
77
Capturing the enemy was the mission in the latest video game.
gerund
participial
infinitive
appositive
78
# of Prepositions? Tomorrow I get to eat dinner at my friend’s house in Columbia.
2
3
1
4
79
The store guaranteed Steve his money back.
PN
PA
DO
IO
80
The uncle bought anew car, washed his car, and took his girlfriend out to dinner.
compound
compound-complex
simple
complex
81
Adverbs? That is a very unbelievable story that Will told his mother.
story
very
unbelievable
very, unbelievable
82
Rita’s notion of fairness is based on principle.
abstract
collective
proper
83
Conjunction type? Darla waited by the escalator while Tina purchased a dress.
correlative
coordinating
subordinating
84
Did you know he invented the telephone in 1876?
imperative
declarative
interrogative
exclamatory
85
#of Prepositions?When I sit next to a window, I seem to daydream about the jungle during class.
4
1
3
2
86
Have you ever heard of Garrett A. Morgan?
exclamatory
imperative
interrogative
declarative
87
Alexander Graham Bell was an American inventor.
exclamatory
declarative
imperative
interrogative
88
The flock of geese swam in my granddaddy’s pond all day long.
proper
collective
abstract
89
Who told you the secret?
relative
personal
interrogative
intensive
90
Subject(s)/Predicate(s)? Kristy sent Aunt Sue a lovely lamp.
Kristy/sent
lamp/sent
Aunt Sue/sent
Kristy; Aunt Sue/sent
91
Our group is planning a trip to New York.
collective
proper
abstract
92
Part of Speech? The snow fell softly.
adverb
adjective
verb
pronoun
93
Pink is my favorite color.
compound
complex
compound-complex
simple
94
Jonathan passed the test because he studied hard and understood the material.
compound-complex
simpel
compound
complex
95
Part of Speech? The boys fished in the gurgling stream.
verb
preposition
noun
adjective
96
# of adjectives: The quick brownfox jumped over the lazy dog.
6
5
4
3
97
MichaelJackson himselfmoon-walked across the stage.
interrogative
reflexive
possessive
intensive
98
Although Kelly is better at dancing, Jessica won the trophy.
compound
complex
compound-complex
simple
99
Part of Speech? I like humorous stories.
noun
adjective
verb
pronoun
100
Roxanne read me her poems.
IO
PN
DO
PA