Which of the following sentences DOES NOT use the participle paint technique?

The front gate, lock rusting, was always left slightly open.

Which of the following sentences using the participle paint technique?

The car, moving quickly, drove up the street.

Which of the following sentences DOES NOT use a 'being verb'

Alex patiently waited for his sandwich.

Which of the following sentences uses adjectives out of order?

The sweatshirt, bright and clean, was folded in my drawer.

Which of the following sentences DOES NOT use adjectives out of order?

The student, a tall brunette, got an A on his test.

Which of the following completes the sentence using absolutes? The house, _____, sat in the middle of the woods.

windows creaking and yard decaying

Which of the following are the 'being verbs' that we avoid when writing?

am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been

Which of the following sentences uses a 'being verb'?

The class was quiet during reading workshop.

Which sentence is using participles?

Mrs. Fender, pacing and reading, read the social studies book.

Which one of the following sentences using adjectives out of order?

The car, blue and shiny, drove up the street.

Which of the following DOES NOT use absolutes?

The sea shell, a beautiful pink object, lay on the beach.

Which of the following uses absolutes?

The car, tires moving and horn honking, drove up the street.

Which sentence is using absolutes?

Mr. Warner, hands writing on the board, talked through the math problem.

Which sentence is using adjectives out of order?

Miss Hagan, short and brunette, is my ELA teacher this year.

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1
Which of the following sentences eliminates the being verb in the sentence: Lila is getting a puppy.
Lila is buying a puppy.
Lila is purchasing a puppy.
Lila got a puppy.
Lila's getting a puppy.
2
Which of the following sentences DOES NOT use the participle paint technique?
The students cheered, clapping and yelling.
The front gate, lock rusting, was always left slightly open.
The door, slamming quickly, made a loud noise as it shut.
Crawling and yawning, the baby moved across the floor.
3
Which technique is used in the sentence? My notebook, new and unused, is in my locker.
Participles
Appositives
Absolutes
Adjectives Out of Order
4
Which of the following sentences using the participle paint technique?
The car, moving quickly, drove up the street.
The car, blue and shiny, drove up the street.
The car, tires moving and horn honking, drove up the street.
The car, a black Mazda, drove up the street.
5
Which of the following sentences DOES NOT use a 'being verb'
Kelsey and Chandler were going to the mall.
MIchael was getting very hungry.
I'm going to go to school today.
Alex patiently waited for his sandwich.
6
Which of the following sentences uses adjectives out of order?
The shirt was folded and clean.
The shirt, sitting peacefully in my drawer, was folded.
The sweatshirt, bright and clean, was folded in my drawer.
The sweatshirt, a bright piece of clothing, was bright and clean.
7
True or False: Absolutes have an -ing phrase FIRST and the noun after.
True
False
8
Which of the following completes the sentence using participles? The lions roared in the jungle, _________.
teeth showing and voices growling.
growling for all to hear
loud and fierce
a ferocious beast
9
Which of the following sentences DOES NOT use adjectives out of order?
The door, old and squeaky, opened quickly.
The apple orchard was filled with trees, tall and healthy.
The students waited, quietly and patiently, for the test.
The student, a tall brunette, got an A on his test.
10
Which of the following completes the sentence using absolutes? The house, _____, sat in the middle of the woods.
old and haunted
a rotted landmark
rotting and haunting
windows creaking and yard decaying
11
Which of the following are the 'being verbs' that we avoid when writing?
am, is, are, was, were, be, being, been
she, he, him, her, they, them
we, were, went, am, as, been
I, a, we, were, be, am, they, them
12
Which of the following sentences uses a 'being verb'?
Greg looked through the binoculars at the stars.
Molly, my dog, chewed on her bone.
The class was quiet during reading workshop.
Alex went to the mall with friends.
13
True or false: Participles can be used at the beginning, middle, or end of a sentence.
False
True
14
True or false: Absolutes have a noun first + an -ing phrase.
True
False
15
Which sentence is using participles?
Mrs. Bouchard, my seventh grade science teacher, conducted the experiment.
Miss Hagan, short and brunette, is my ELA teacher this year.
Mrs. Fender, pacing and reading, read the social studies book.
Mr. Warner, hands writing on the board, talked through the math problem.
16
Which one of the following sentences using adjectives out of order?
The car, a black Mazda, drove up the street.
The car, moving quickly, drove up the street.
The car, tires moving and horn honking, drove up the street.
The car, blue and shiny, drove up the street.
17
Which of the following DOES NOT use absolutes?
The sea shell, a beautiful pink object, lay on the beach.
The soccer goalie, falling into the turf, caught the ball in the net.
The school bus, moving quickly, dropped the students off.
The ocean, waves crashing and tide flowing, looked blue in the distance.
18
Which technique is used in the sentence? The birds, chirping loudly, sang all morning long.
Adjectives out of order
Absolutes
Appositive
Participles
19
Why do we use paint techniques?
To add description to our writing
All of the above
To use a variety of sentences/word choice
To add style to our writing
20
Which technique is used in the sentence? The lacrosse player scored, heart racing and fans cheering.
Adjectives Out of Order
Participles
Absolutes
Appositives
21
True or false: Adjectives out of order place the adjectives after the noun in the sentence.
True
False
22
Which of the following uses absolutes?
The car, a black Mazda, drove up the street.
The car, moving quickly, drove up the street.
The car, blue and shiny, drove up the street.
The car, tires moving and horn honking, drove up the street.
23
Which of the following completes the sentence using adjectives out of order? The glue stick, __, does not work anymore.
an unused supply
old and dried
a school supply
an Elmer's product
24
Which sentence is using absolutes?
Mrs. Bouchard, my seventh grade science teacher, conducted the experiment.
Mrs. Fender, pacing and reading, read the social studies book.
Miss Hagan, short and brunette, is my ELA teacher this year.
Mr. Warner, hands writing on the board, talked through the math problem.
25
Which sentence is using adjectives out of order?
Mrs. Fender, pacing and reading, read the social studies book.
Miss Hagan, short and brunette, is my ELA teacher this year.
Mr. Warner, hands writing on the board, talked through the math problem.
Mrs. Bouchard, my seventh grade science teacher, conducted the experiment.

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