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BJU Grammar 8 Ch 2 & 3 Exam Review
BJU Grammar 8 Ch 2 & 3 Exam Review
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1
"Big Bend National Park" is an example of a
common noun
proper noun
propeller noun
commoner noun
2
"Animals wake from their hibernation and begin their spring activities in March." The simple predicate is
wake and begin
begin
wake from their hiberation and begin
wake
3
The past participle of "see" is
seed
seen
sawed
saw
4
The present form of "done" is
did
do
dos
dew
5
"The 1700s were a tumultuous time for the Americas." "1700s" is used correctly
True
False
6
"climb" is a regular verb
True
False
7
"Men would fight each other to the death." Which word is an auxiliary?
other
fight
each
would
8
Which is the correct way to refer to multiple of a single letter like the letter "d"
d's
ds
dees
9
"The Corinthians must have been familiar with the sport." Which words are auxiliaries?
must have been familiar
must have been
must been
must have
10
"France has given many refugees a home." This sentence follows which sentence pattern, S-InV, S-TrV-DO, or S-TrV-IO-DO?
Neither
S-InV, S-TrV-DO
S-TrV-IO-DO
11
This sentence is correct. "Jesus slain death"
True
False
12
"The production of
oil
is a major industry in Texas." "oil" is a
count word
noncount word
13
Nouns name...
persons, places, wishes, things
places, thoughts, persons, things
things, ideas, dreams, persons
things, places, ideas, persons
14
The plural forms of moose, goose, and trousers are the same as their singular forms
True
False
15
"Its foreign policies affect millions of people in other countries." S-InV, S-TrV-DO, or S-TrV-IO-DO?
Neither
S-InV, S-TrV-DO
S-TrV-IO-DO
16
"France became rich and powerful in Europe." Which patter is correct?
S-LV-PN
S-LV-PA-PA
S-LV-PA
S-LV-PN-PN
17
The subject of the sentence “Give me liberty, or give me death.’’ is
me
death
liberty
"you" understood
18
A sentence can be formed solely from the word buffalo used seven times.
False
True
19
"The name of France came from the Frankish and Germanic conquerors." S-InV, S-TrV-DO, or S-TrV-IO-DO?
S-InV, S-TrV-DO
Neither
S-TrV-IO-DO
20
"Tomorrow, the American tourists (saw, will see) Auguste Rodin’s impressive sculptures." Which verb tense is correct?
will see
saw
21
"In the mid-1800s, realism (tried, tries) to portray life accurately and objectively." Which verb tense is correct?
tries
tried
22
"Another important industry is the production of certain
chemicals
." "chemicals" is a
count word
noncount word
23
The correct three principal parts of "rise" are
rise, rised, risen
rise, rose, rosed
rise, rosed, risen
rise, rose, risen
24
"bring" is a regular verb
True
False
25
The plural of "bookshelf" is "bookshelfs"
False
True
26
"Flaubert (wrote, writes) his novels during the period called realism." Which verb tense is correct?
wrote
writes
27
"Most of the finest French sculptures were not created for government buildings." The complete verb phrase is
were created
were not created
created
were
28
"Mass transit is a popular mode of travel in most large cities."
S-LV-PN
S-LV-PA
S-LV-PN-PN
S-LV-PA-PA
29
"Baroque and rococo art were distinctively developed during the Renaissance period." The complete verb phrase is
were
were developed
developed
were distinctively
30
The plural possessive form of "mouse" is
mouse's
mice's
mouses'
mices'
31
The correct three principal parts of "burst" are
burst, bursted, bursen
burst, bursted, burst
burst, burst, burst
burst, burst, bursted
32
"The clock's face was damaged." "clock's" is used incorrectly
True
False
33
The plural of "bluff" is
bluff
bluffs
bluves
bluffes