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Parts of Speech Quiz #partsofspeech #grammar #english #highschool
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1
Subordinating conjunctions join 2 clauses/thoughts and make one grammatically dependent.
True
False
2
Which of these words is not a negative adverb?
Quite
Rarely
Scarcely
Nowhere
3
Which of these is not a coordinating conjunction?
or
so
to
yet
4
Is the article in this question definite or indefinite?
Indefinite
Definite
5
Which of these is not a proper adjective?
Holland
Lebanese
Swiss
Mexican
6
Identify the prepositional phrase: Alicia stood before the crowd and spoke confidently.
and
before the crowd
Alicia stood
spoke confidently
7
Which of these words cannot be a preposition?
among
very
at
under
8
Pick the adverb in this sentence: The movie was very scary.
very
scary
movie
the
9
Which correlative conjunction is incorrect?
both...and
not only...but also
neither...or
just as...so
10
Which of these is a superlative adverb?
more often
sooner
loudly
Most skillfully
11
Which of these adverbs is comparative?
most clearer
taller
very
quick
12
Identify the interjection: Oh, what a beautiful sunset!
Oh
what
beautiful
sunset
13
Which is not a form of adjectives?
correlative
superlative
comparative
positive
14
Which of these is a question not answered by adverbs?
Why?
When?
Where?
How?
15
True or false: A conjunction is a word that separates single words or groups of words.
False
True
16
Correlative conjunctions join words/groups of words of equal grammatical weight in a sentence.
True
False
17
Identify the object of the preposition: Chelsea painted a picture of the mountain.
of
Chelsea
painted
mountain
18
A conjunctive adverb is used to clarify the relationship between clauses of equal weight.
True
False
19
Finish the list of positive/comparative/superlative adverbs: little, ______, _______.
more little, most little
smaller, smallest
littler, littlest
less, least
20
The passengers came aboard the boat. In this sentence, aboard is a/an:
adverb
preposition
