stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
English I Grammar Review! Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
English I Grammar Review!
English I Grammar Review!
13 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
258 plays
Review your grammar before your first mini-assessment!
Flashcards
13 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
13
Answers
1
A complete sentence must have what two parts of speech?
preposition and adverb
subject and verb
verb and adjective
pronoun and adjective
2
Which words should be capitalized?
Any word found in the dictionary
Words you really like
Significant and specific names and words
Anything you feel like!
3
What is a run-on sentence?
complete sentences together without punctuation/conjunctions
a sentence with a subject and a verb
a sentence with a lot of details
a long sentence
4
Which is a clue that the writing is in first person?
You, y'all
He, she, it
They, them, others
I, me, we, us
5
Where can you check the spelling and definition of a word?
pick #1
not this one
in a dictionary
#1 is right
6
How can we separate two complete sentences correctly?
use a comma and/or/but between the two
separate each with a semicolon ;
all of the above
A period ending the first, capital letter starting the next
7
What is a verb?
a thing
an action
a place
a person
8
Which of the following is an incomplete sentence?
The girl left.
The girl left home without her keys.
The girl.
The girl left home.
9
When you write a sentence from another person's text, what must that sentence have around it?
Quotation marks "..."
Double Quotation marks ""...""
Parenthesis (...)
Dashes -...-
10
In which sentence is the apostrophe used incorrectly?
It is Kevin's turn to speak!
They're going to be late to class if they do not hurry!
You left it's water bowl empty this morning!
I can't wait for school tomorrow!
11
Which of the following words should NOT be capitalized?
Coral Reef
Mount Fuji
Queen Elizabeth
Navasota High School
12
Colons (:) are used for what?
making something look important
listing
plagiarizing
separating complete sentences
13
Which form of there/their/they're is used correctly below?
They're going to ride to the game together.
Look over their; it's a squirrel!
None of the above.
It is there turn to present the project to the class.