phrase and compound sentence review

Question 1

an appositive phrase usually __________________ the noun it renames

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follows

Question 2

Identify the bold phrase: Jared plays basketball at a very high level.

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prepositional

Question 3

In the morning before school, Lisa calmly eats her breakfast, a mix of eggs and potatoes.

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simple

Question 4

what are the three ways to join a compound sentence?

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comma FANBOYS; semi-colon; semi-colon THAMOs comma

Question 5

Who, whom, whose, that, what, which: These words are known as?

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Relative pronouns

Question 6

Identify the bold phrase: My favorite puppy is the one barking at the moon.

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participial

Question 7

a participial phrase contains a word that

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looks like a verb but acts like an adjective

Question 8

When, because, although, since, if: These words are known as:

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SWABIs

Question 9

When I started kindergarten, my older sister was in 5th grade.

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complex

Question 10

Identify the bold phrase: Jumping up an down, the boy managed to go through the floor.

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participial

Question 11

Identify the bold phrase: The boy wearing the orange hoodie is going to school.

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participial phrase

Question 12

Name the FANBOYS

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for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

Question 13

identify the bold phrase: Jason went to his favorite place, the little window seat in his room.

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appositive

Question 14

The punctuation rules for appositive phrases are:

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if necessary, no comma; if not necessary, use a comma

Question 15

however, otherwise, therefore, also, meanwhile. These words are known as:

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THAMOs

Question 16

a participle must end in:

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ing or past tense

Question 17

a participial phrase acts like a(n) .................. in the sentence

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adjective

Question 18

Identify the bold phrase: My little brother Tommy is a big jokester.

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appositive

Question 19

An appositive phrase must always contain a(n):

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noun

Question 20

Jerry ate his pizza; he became sick from expired cheese.

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compound

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