Figurative, Homophones, Possessive & active, apostrophe, quiz

"How was your new bike?" This is the right way to use NEW.

This is a plural apostrophe sentence. "The dog's tooth was chipped"

"Elayna cried all night because she forgot to do her quiz" Is this active or passive

"she had to go get THERE bags from the car." is this the right homophone?

"Idiom means an expression whose meaning cannot be determined from literal meaning "A saying"

"Im gonna die of starvation if they don't hurry with my order" What figurative language is being used?

"For her participation in the spelling bee, Izzy won a certificate." is this passive or active?

What does onomatopoeia mean?

"I had to here what my mom had to say to me." this HERE used in the right way

"Im going to go blind if I keep looking at your dress." Which figurative language is being used?

This is a possessive apostrophe: "Charlotte's shirt was stained."

"The teacher's student pet animals" Is this a possessive apostrophe or contraction

An active voice occurs when one uses a "to-be" verb. Ex: am, is, were with a past tense verb.

"Ainslee ate a yellow apple" what is the correct figurative language?"

"The sweater was knitted for Zoe" Is this passive or active?

"Idiom means a historical/literacy...indirect reference"

this sentence is possessive. "The bird food was stolen by the baby."

"WHOSE birthday is it today?" Is this homophone correct?

Which is the right meaning?

"Which sentence is a possessive voice?"