Subject-Verb
Identify the subject-verb pairs in the following sentence.
In a romantic twist of fate, Bob and Laurel fell in love on a haunted ride.
Subject: Bob, Laurel
Verb: Fell
What type of sentence is the following? Choices: Simple, compound, complex, compound-complex.
For some reason, dogs go crazy for peanut butter.
Simple
Appeals to logic are also known as:
Logos
What causes the fight between the Capulets and the Montagues in the opening scene of the play?
Someone from one family insults someone from another
When Romeo sees Juliet at her window, he compares her to:
a. The night.
b. A flower.
c. The sunrise.
d. A bird.
c. The sunrise.
Identify the subject-verb pairs in the following sentence.
After enjoying the date, Taya was embarrassed to see a lone piece of broccoli hanging from her teeth.
Subject: Taya
Verb: was embarrassed
What type of sentence is the following? Choices: Simple, compound, complex, compound-complex.
I wanted to confront my friend about the issue today, but I decided to wait until tomorrow.
Compound
Appeals to ethics or credibility are also known as:
Ethos
According to Prince Escalus’ speech in Act I, scene i, in how many public fights have the
Montagues and Capulets been involved?
a. Only this one.
b. Two.
c Three.
d. Too many to recount.
C. Three
Juliet fears that if she wakes too early in the tomb, she will
a. Go insane
b. Have to marry Paris immediately.
c. Frighten other people.
d. Be disowned by her father and family.
a. Go insane
Identify the subject-verb pairs in the following sentence.
Ashley devoured all of the blueberry pie and had filling all over her face.
subject: Ashley
Verb: devoured, had
What type of sentence is the following? Choices: Simple, compound, complex, compound-complex.
Because she sprayed too much perfume, her friends got headaches from breathing in the strong scent.
Appeals to emotion are also known as:
Pathos
According to Romeo’s parents, how has he been spending his day?
a. Pining away in a dark room, making artificial night.
b. Picking fights in town with the Capulets.
c. Reading and writing romantic poetry.
d. Talking about Rosaline with anyone who comes near.
A. Pining away in a dark room, making artificial night.
When Juliet objects to marrying Paris, her parents are
a. Worried
b. Suspicious
c. Furious
d. Saddened
C. Furious
Identify the subject-verb pairs in the following sentence.
For some reason, cats have trust issues.
Subject: Cats
Verb: Have
What type of sentence is the following? Choices: Simple, compound, complex, compound-complex.
After the two soccer players lost their game, they joined their other teammates for lunch, and they went to the movies.
Compound-Complex
Ethos, Pathos, or Logos?
By donating only 50 cents a day, you can help give a dog a better chance at life.
Pathos
The following quote is an example of which of the following literary terms?
“I fear too early for my mind misgives,
Some consequence yet hanging in the stars,
Shall bitterly begin his fearful date
With this night’s revels and expire the term
Of a despised life, clos’d in my breast
By some vile forfeit of untimely death....”
a. Greed
b. Forgiving
c. Foreshadowing/foreboding
d. Resonance
C. Foreshadowing/foreboding
Romeo finally fights Tybalt in order to.
a. Defend his father’s honor
b. Avenge Mercutio’s death
c. Defend Benvolio
d. Protect Mercutio
B. Avenge Mercutio’s death
Identify the subject-verb pairs in the following sentence.
Within seconds of meeting someone, Kennedy can guess any person's zodiac sign.
Subject: Kennedy
Verb: Can Guess
What type of sentence is the following? Choices: Simple, compound, complex, compound-complex.
The baby cried for food
Simple
Ethos
57. What does Romeo mean when he says “My life is my foe’s debt”
a. Capulet has just saved him by not allowing Tybalt to fight him at the party.
b. Capulet lets him stay at the party even after he finds out that he is a Montague.
c. His enemy is now the love of his life, Juliet.
d. Benvolio has saved Romeo from certain death
c. His enemy is now the love of his life, Juliet.
Capulet wanted Juliet to be married quickly so that:
a. He could get richer by the joining of the two fortunes.
b. She would get over Romeo.
c. She would stop acting in a childish manner in her mourning for Tybalt.
d. She would no longer be his disobedient daughter.
c. She would stop acting in a childish manner in her mourning for Tybalt.