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Duplicate of 2025 Grammar Final Review
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1
Show possession or ownership and stands alone.
demonstrative pronoun
possessive pronoun
intensive pronoun
possessive adjective
2
Which of the following is NOT an object pronoun?
her
you
she
me
3
Pick the correct adverb/adverb phrase: Who can throw the discus (furthest, most far)?
most far
furthest
4
Shows possession and
always
precedes a noun.
possessive adjective
intensive pronoun
reflexive pronoun
possessive pronoun
5
A title of a minor work is....
underlined
in quotes
italicized
6
What type of adjective is bolded? Tommy told
those
kids scary stories.
demonstrative
article
proper
indefinite
7
Adverb clauses are ________________.
Dependent
Independent
Both independent and dependent
Neither dependent or independent
8
Identify the
bolded
object: Jack Sparrow is a greedy pirate with no
morals.
indirect object
direct object
object of preposition
9
Identify the
verbal(participle):
The shocked raccoon tried to run away.
tried
to run
away
shocked
10
The four demonstrative adjectives are:
for, and, nor, so
point, poke, prod, pick
the, an, and, a
this, those, that, these
11
Identify the part of speech: The kitten feels
soft
.
pronoun
adverb
noun
adjective
12
Identify the
bolded
object: Bugs pitched the ball toward home
plate
indirect object
direct object
object of preposition
13
What is a word used in place of a noun?
verb
adjective
preposition
pronoun
14
Identify the verb in the sentence. "None of these cereal boxes
seem
full."
intransitive verb
be verb
linking verb
transitive verb
15
Nina is a fierce competitor, she never gives up.
Nina is a fierce competitor: she never gives up.
Correct as is
Nina is a fierce competitor she never gives up
Nina is a fierce competitor; she never gives up.
16
Identify the
infinitive
: Do you have time to feed the kitten?
to feed
have time
Do you
the kitten
17
What is the interrogative adjective? Whose pen is the purple one?
took
pen
that
Whose
18
"Not too long," Joe replied.
Correct
Incorrect
19
Which of the following is NOT a subject pronoun?
I
he
them
you
20
Identify the verb in the sentence: Tom chased Jerry for hours!
transitive
intransitive
21
Identify the adverb clause:
It rained when we least expected it.
Least expected it
when we least expected it
It rained
When we
22
Find the complete predicate in the sentence: My family spends each holiday together.
spends
My family
spends each holiday together
each holiday together
23
Refers to any or all of a group of people, places, or things. Can be plural, singular, or both depending on the subject.
indefinite pronouns
intensive pronouns
demonstrative pronouns
subject pronouns
24
Identify the
complete
subject
: His parents are Florida State University alumni.
Florida State University
His parents
His parents are
parents
25
Identify all adverbs:
I am very happy to play Quizs today!
very
very, today
today, happy
happy
26
Preposition or adverb? I called for my dog, but he ran
outside.
adverb
preposition
27
Find the simple subject in the sentence: The teacher read the test aloud.
read
teacher
test
read the test aloud
28
Sarah rarely misses practice.
Identify the adverb.
practice
rarely
no adverb
misses
29
We've studied these habitats: the forest, the desert, and the tundra.
Correct as is
We've studied these habitats, the forest, the desert, and the tundra.
We've studied these habitats; the forest, the desert, and the tundra.
We've studied these habitats: the forest; the desert; and the tundra.
30
Melissa and Kim's baby sister is three.
Incorrect
Correct
31
These pronouns are used to ask a question.
demonstrative pronouns
interrogative pronouns
indefinite pronouns
possessive pronouns
32
Adjectives describe:
verbs
nouns and pronouns
adjectives
words
33
What is the
appositive phrase
?
My cat Luna, a fluffy gray tabby, loves to nap
.
tabby
My cat Luna
a fluffy gray tabby
loves to nap
34
Identify the complex sentence.
Neither my dad, nor my mom will let me watch television.
I went to the school, but I forgot my notebook at home.
He took a shower and he brushed his teeth.
Although the storm had passed, the streets remained flooded.
35
What is the subject complement? Nine blue elephants were loud.
blue
nine
were
loud
36
Liam’s and Emma’s science projects were displayed on different tables.
joint possession
separate possession
37
Identify the bolded object: Fluffy emailed his manager the
report
from his computer.
object of preposition
indirect object
direct object
38
What is the simple predicate? Many dogs like to go to the park.
Many dogs
like to go to the park
to go
like
39
Identify the verb in the sentence: "John hopped out of the car."
transitive
intransitive
40
Preposition or adverb? A crowd had gathered
around
the parade
adverb
preposition
41
Peter and Sarah's lockers are not locked.
Incorrect
Correct
42
Identify the
bolded
object: The sailor told the
children
a tale of buried treasure.
object of preposition
indirect object
direct object
43
Which of these sentences uses a prepositional phrase as an ADVERB PHRASE?
The video game on the shelf is terrible.
My cat slept behind the chair.
People at work tell me I am thoughtful.
I love running fast.
44
"Firefighters Save the Forest" in the LA Times was a well written article.
Correct
Incorrect
45
Identify the verb in the sentence: "The puppy played friskily in the mud!"
transitive
intransitive
46
Adverb clauses modify all of the following except for ______________.
Nouns
Adverbs
Verbs
Adjective
47
Which of these sentences uses a prepositional phrase as an ADJECTIVE PHRASE?
My father tries to tell funny jokes.
My father is standing beside my mother.
The guy over there is my father.
During dinner, my father tells jokes.
48
Identify the
gerund
: Mrs. Brent enjoys watching the quiz shows on TV.
watching
on
Mrs. Brent
enjoys
49
Identify the subject complement:
All the children at the playground are Assumption students.
playground
students
Assumption
children
50
Identify the part of speech: The artist is
he
.
object pronoun
subject pronoun
possessive pronoun
possessive adjective
51
What type of adjective is bolded?
Several
students sat quietly.
indefinite
bolded
comparative
article
52
Identify the verb in the sentence. "The runners
charged
toward the finish line."
helping verb
intransitive verb
linking verb
transitive verb
53
Identify the simple sentence.
Julianna walked down the hill before she walked to school.
Naomi walked down the hill and around the corner.
Neil walked home, but his sister rode the bus.
54
Identify the indefinite adjective: Some tall men took that express train.
tall
that
some
express
55
Is the
appositive
restrictive or nonrestrictive? My friend
Sarah
is studying to become a veterinarian.
restrictive
nonrestrictive
56
What is the comparative and superlative form of the adverb: BADLY
badder / baddest
more badly / most badly
badlyer / badlyest
worse / worst
57
These pronouns can be used as the direct object, indirect object, or an object of preposition.
object pronouns
subject pronouns
subject compliments
contractions