Unit 2 The Middle Ages

Identify the adjective. Dr. Gupta sees many patients.

Select the adverb that tells about the verb in bold. The famous battle happened here.

Select the subject. The professor solved the riddle.

Select the subject. My brother stacks his blocks.

Select the adverb. She helped yesterday at the bake sale.

Select the adverb that tells about the verb in bold. Supplies were shipped south.

What languages do most of our prefixes come from?

Select the adverb that tells about the verb in bold. The pioneers journeyed west.

Select the adverb. Lexi completely cleaned her room on Saturday.

Select the adverb. The sheriff asked him politely for his name.

Identify the adjective. We sat on the slow train for hours.

Select the adverb that tells about the verb in bold. We quickly explored the museum.

Identify the adjective. Three cooks will make lunch.

Select the adverb that tells about the verb in bold. The boy dashes upstairs.

Identify the adjective. Look at the bright stars.

Select the predicate. Astronauts train for many years.

Identify the adjective. We walked six miles to the marsh.

Select the adverb. Lily finished the test and put her pencil down.

Select the subject. Clara braids my hair.

Identify the adjective. Playful kittens chase each other.

Which of the following words is a synonym for uncommon?

Identify the adjective. The happy woman dances.

Identify the adjective. Kevin would like some grapes.

Select the predicate. That thorn pricked my finger!

Which of these prefixes mean not?

Select the adverb. I left the shirt somewhere in my room.

Select the subject. Our neighbor owes us money.

Select the adverb. Sometimes Mr. Saban yells at the football players on television.

Select the adverb. Christine kindly fed the stray cat.

Which of the following words is a synonym for enlarge?

Identify the adjective. Please fix the leaky faucet.

Select the adverb. We listened silently to the rescuer's heroic tale.

Select the adverb that tells about the verb in bold. The crew digs underground.

The prefixes in- and im- mean?

Select the adverb. The manager planned the meeting poorly.

What does the prefix en- mean?

Select the adverb. The dog wagged its tail happily and ran to Jamal.

Select the adverb. Deb always honors the class rules.

Select the adverb that tells about the verb in bold. The movie started late.

Select the subject. That rude girl interrupted me.

Select the predicate. My left leg aches.

Which of these prefixes means AGAIN?

Select the adverb that tells about the verb in bold. The two men agree now.

Identify the adjective. One janitor cleans the wall.

Select the predicate. Doctors examined my arm.

Select the adverb that tells about the verb in bold. The frightened deer pranced away.