Duplicate of ELA Sem.#1; Assessment

ID the compound predicate: Hans and Luke will constantly laugh and tease each other.

ID figurative. language: We are dead meat when mom finds out we peeked at our gifts!

Part of speech that answers..."which one, how many, what kind, or whose?"

Is this punctuated correctly? I need these items: bandages, pens, and hangers.

Which word is an adverb?

ID the simple predicate: Jack properly demonstrated a somersault.

ID the compound subject: Pam and Dori both love to shop and drive fast cars.

Select the correct usage: Ariane's love song was [my/mine] favorite of all time!

Is this correctly capitalized? "My Math 101 class and my boring History class start too early."

Characterization: Bob ran to the scene of the accident, so he could offer his assistance.

Characterization: The principal walked into the meeting, and everyone was silent.

When do you use R.A.R.E.?

Identify the conjunction.

ID sent. type: The coach yelled for his athletes, yet they ignored him.

ID sent. type: Because he is talented, he wants to act out all the parts.

Select the correct usage: The surfer performs the tricks extremely [well/good].

Conflict: Phil is trying to be the top salesman, but Chad keeps selling more houses.

Is this punctuated correctly? Since we won we went out for ice cream.

Identify the possessive pronoun: You will need to pick us up, so we can catch our flight.

Choose the correct usage: Darth Vader wouldn't choose [any / none] of the Storm Troopers.

Characterization: Lisa was the smartest girl in the class.

T.A.M.I.O. is used for...

The subject pronoun of the sentence: On Monday Night Football, we won the game!

ID figurative lang: Daniel dreads dull days.

Is this punctuated correctly? The race is scheduled for December 21, 2020, in Mesa, Arizona.

ID sent. type: Running on empty, he decided to stop for a quick snack.

Is this correctly capitalized? "My Uncle and Aunt Doris are famous guitar players."

Select the correct usage: The [children's/childrens'] books were treasured gifts.

Plot: What is the most dramatic point of the story?

Which word is an adjective?

What does T.A.M.I.O. stand for?

ID sent type: I want money, and I want fame!

Identify the common noun.

Is this punctuated correctly? He loves to paint, and draw nightly.

Characterization: As Bart climbed the steps to the mall, he spit his gum onto the sidewalk.

ID the simple subject: The family's vintage painting was worth millions.

What does R.A.R.E. stand for?

ID figurative lang: The last day of school is taking forever!

Part of speech that answers: "how, when, where, why, and to what extent."

Select the correct usage: The fashion stylist has really [good/well] taste in clothing.

Plot: When are we introduced to the initial conflict?

Characterization: Jenny shopped nonstop; even though she didn't have money for rent .

Part of speech that shows a relationship between a noun/pronoun or some other word in the sent.

Conflict: Lily did her own version of the class's routine, so she is in detention.

Conflict: Claire wants to make her dad proud.

Which word is not a common noun.

Characterization: Jerry was a slap stick comedian who made the old folks laugh hysterically.

Part of Speech that connects words, phrases, and clauses:

Which word is not a proper noun.

Is this punctuated correctly? The movie is creepy yet I continue to watch it.

ID figurative lang: He spends his days as a couch potato.

ID sent. type: He studied while they slept.

Plot: When does the story give hints of the outcome and leads to the conclusion?

ID figurative lang.: The rainbow smiled its colorful rays upon me.

Select the correct usage: The dog doesn't want [any/none] of the tasty treats.

Identify the proper noun.

ID figurative lang: The twig snapped under his foot.

Is this punctuated correctly? "We went for pizza, and we watched a movie at the same time!

Identify the type of noun that is specific and needs to be capitalized?