a conversation in a book, play, or movie

Fill in the blank with the missing word.

you should go to the art museum

A conditional sentence has

an if clause and a result clause

What is the meaning of this idiom?

stop yourself from smiling or laughing

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1
What is the present perfect?
has drank
has drinked
has drunk
has drink
2
What is the present perfect?
have tolked
have talk
have talked
have talken
3
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
have rided
have ridden
has ridden
have rode
4
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
would run away!
would ran away!
would runned away!
run away!
5
Which is NOT a type of conflict?
man watching a movie
Brazil vs. Peru soccer game
man fighting with his brother
child fighting the flu
6
What is the present perfect?
has blooded
has blood
has bleed
has bled
7
If a story uses, "I", it's point-of-view is...
third-person objective
second-person
third-person limited
first-person
8
a phrase with a meaning that can't be interpreted literally
plot
idiom
conflict
sarcasm
9
What is the present perfect?
has was
has been
has wasen
has be
10
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
have visiten
have visited
has visited
has been
11
What is the present perfect?
has thought
has thank
has thinked
has thunk
12
What is the meaning of this idiom?
winning
in trouble
undecided
very sick
13
What is this an example of?
plot
characterization
dialogue
sarcasm
14
What is the present perfect?
has broke
has broked
has break
has broken
15
If a story uses, "our", it's point-of-view is...
first-person
second-person
third-person objective
third-person limited
16
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
seen
saw
see
soon
17
What is the meaning of this idiom?
difficult to understand
when you see someone you don't expect to see
very rarely
trying to meet a deadline
18
What is this an example of?
plot
dialogue
characterization
sarcasm
19
If a story uses, "your", it's point-of-view is...
third-person omniscient
third-person objective
second-person
first-person
20
What is the meaning of this idiom?
very sick
very smart
very cool
very tired
21
What is dialogue?
the creation and development of a character in a story
a conversation in a book, play, or movie
sharp language used to express scorn or disapproval
the sequence of events that make up a story
22
What is the present perfect?
has swim
have swum
have swimmed
have swammed
23
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
goed
have went
went
gone
24
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
you go to the art museum should.
you should go to the museum art.
should you go to the art museum.
you should go to the art museum
25
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
have known
knew
knowed
know
26
What is the meaning of this idiom?
very rarely
very easy
very sweet
very special
27
What is the present perfect?
has wrotten
has written
has writed
has wrate
28
Which is NOT a type of point-of-view?
third-person omnipotent
second-person
first-person
third-person limited
29
If a story has the thoughts of more than 1 person, it's point-of-view is...
third-person omniscient
first-person
second-person
third-person objective
30
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
aten
eaten
eat
ate
31
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
stale
stealed
stole
steal
32
What is the meaning of this idiom?
to make a greater effort
to wish for good luck
to never sleep
to tell a secret
33
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
is been
has been
has was
have been
34
What is the meaning of this idiom?
tell a lie
tell a secret
tell a joke
tell a story
35
A conditional sentence has
a would clause and a should clause
a problem cause and a result clause
a problem clause and a solution clause
an if clause and a result clause
36
What is the meaning of this idiom?
to make a greater effort
to hope for good luck
to try to do too much
to be confused
37
What is the present perfect?
has wore
has weared
has worn
has woren
38
If a story has the thoughts only 1 person, it's point-of-view is...
first-person
third-person omniscient
second-person
third-person limited
39
Fill in the blank with the missing word.
have knew
has knowen
knowed
have known
40
What is the meaning of this idiom?
stop wearing makeup
stop lying
stop yourself from smiling or laughing

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