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"Book I" Grammar Review
"Book I" Grammar Review
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Grammar Review with Book One of Son by Lois Lowry. #son #loislowry #grammar #8thgrade
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"'Actually, [talking] to them might be against our rules.'"
infinitive
participle
gerund
consonance
2
"Both of my parents had very [demanding] jobs."
participle
preposition
gerund
infinitive
3
Which punctuation mark combines two complete sentences?
colon
dashes
ellipses
semicolons
4
"[Afterwards, she told herself,] 'That wasn't really a lie.'"
Adverbial Clause
Infinitive Phrase
Prepositional Phrase
Adjective Clause
5
"The fish eggs, (that had eyes) were kept."
Adjective Clause
Adverb Clause
Participle Phrase
Infinitive Phrase
6
"Thanks, Sophia. It's been good [to see] you again."
Gerund
Participle
Infinitive
7
"[As Claire entered timidly] and stood watching, the bottles were distributed."
Prepositional Phrase
Adjective Clause
Adverbial Clause
Participle Phrase
8
Which punctuation mark is used to add on-topic information?
parentheses
dashes
ellipses
hyphen
9
Which sentence has a vague pronoun?
Gabe likes [his] 'Po'.
Claire and the nurturer show [their] love for Gabe.
Heather and Sopia knew Claire. [She] was a good friend.
Claire volunteered so [she] would look helpful.
10
"They said they would help [to find the boy and the baby]."
participle phrase
adverb clause
adjective clause
infinitive phrase
11
"She waved cheerfully at the volunteer putting the bottles into the [warming] device..."
Preposition
Participle
Infinitive
Gerund
12
"Nobody cheered when they named the new Paul but I think there was a [feeling] of satisfaction"
infinitive
participle
gerund
preposition
13
"She wanted only... [to sense] how he listened happily to her voice."
gerund
infinitive
preposition
participle
14
"Both bikes slowed [at the intersection] where Claire would turn to the right."
adjective clause
adverb clause
infinitive phrase
prepositional phrase
15
Which punctuation mark is used to add off-topic information to a sentence?
ellipses
parentheses
dashes
hyphens
16
Which punctuation mark introduces a list of items?
dashes
colon
semicolon
ellipses
17
"[Pedaling back,] she rehearsed in hear mind, silently, how easy it would be to leave."
Prepositional Phrase
Gerund
Infinitive
Participial phrase
18
"Abe [who was clutching his comfort object], was still shuddering with sobs."
infinitive phrase
prepositional phrase
adjective clause
participle phrase
19
[Everyone] must follow the rules or _______ might get into trouble.
he/she
they
we
it
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[The community] has rules that _____ has/have in place.
they
he/she
it
we
21
"She had run up the slanted plank, [in her bare feet]."
prepositional phrase
adverb clause
infinitive phrase
adjective clause
22
Which punctuation mark do you use to show something has been taken out of a sentence?
semicolon
hyphen
colon
ellipses
23
"[After he gathered himself,] he said offhandedly, 'it's just the way it is.'"
prepositional phrase
adverbial clause
participle phrase
adjective clause
24
"People looked around in sudden silence. Then stood to leave the room."
alliteration
personification
simile
metaphor
25
"Some eggs were thrown away (because they had no eyes)."
Participle Phrase
Adjective Clause
Adverbial Clause
Infinitive Phrase
26
"'Dimitri was mad (since he was not assigned a wife). "
Participle Phrase
Adverbial Clause
Prepositional Phrase
Adjective Clause
