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T3 Exam Prep (Mythology, Morphology, & Grammar)
Who is Cerberus?
Who is the Greek god of the underworld?
T3 Exam Prep (Mythology, Morphology, & Grammar)
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1
Who is the Greek god of the underworld?
Eurydice
Hermes
Hades
Zeus
2
Who is Cerberus?
The wife of Hades and queen of the underworld
The 3-headed dog that guards the underworld.
A titan and the father of Zeus
One of the 3 sister goddesses who determine the destinies of human lives
3
What is a character archetype?
the journey a character must undergo in order to change
a common character type repeatedly used in literature
a character that opposes the protagonist of a myth
a character that narrates a story
4
Which sentence uses PAST tense properly?
She packs her bags and drives away.
She packed her bags and drives away.
She packs her bags and drove away.
She packed her bags and drove away.
5
Which sentence uses PRESENT tense properly?
The cat walks along the fence, then paused and watched the birds.
The cat walked along the fence, then paused and watched the birds.
The cat walks along the fence, then paused and watched the birds.
The cat walks along the fence, then pauses and watches the birds.
6
The suffixes
-tion, -ment, -ness,
and
-ity
tend to turn words into . . .
adverbs
adjectives
verbs
nouns
7
Which sentence uses a gerund?
The morning light was beautiful.
He was painting a mural.
Their whole family enjoys skiing.
She paused, thinking carefully.
8
Find the
gerund phrase:
My job is monitoring the beehives.
monitoring the beehives
monitoring
my job
job is monitoring
9
What is a gerund?
a verb ending in -ed that acts as a noun
a noun ending in -ing that acts as a verb
a verb ending in -ing that acts as an adjective
a verb ending in -ing that acts as a noun
10
The root
ver
means . . .
take, seize, hold
go, yield
sound
truth
11
The root
solv
means . . .
loosen, release
pull, draw
see, watch
know, learn
12
The suffix
-ly
tends to turn words into . . .
verbs
adjectives
adverbs
nouns
13
The root
fer
means . . .
call, voice
draw, tight, bind
see, watch
carry
14
The root
ceive/cept
means . . .
draw, tight, bind
bend, sland, lean, slope
take, seize, hold
go, yield
15
The root
phon
means . . .
sound
voice
know, learn
truth
16
In Greek mythology, the underworld had different locations for people depending on how they lived their lives.
True
False
17
Excessive pride (hubris) in humans was very offensive to the Greek gods.
False
True
18
Which is NOT an adjective?
heritable
humorous
historic
harmony