1 "A" words
2 "B" words
3 Antonyms
4- Parallelism -T/F
5 Active/Passive Voice
6 Subject/Verb Ag
7-Dangling Modifier?
100

abase

to humiliate;degrade 

100

balk

to stop, block abruptly 

100

malevolent

benevolent 
100

To become better artists, we must continue to find good teachers and we must continue entering competitions. 

True 

100

The subject of the sentence is receiving the action of the verb. Passive or active voice? 

Passive voice 

100

Neither the mechanic nor his workers (was, were) able to get the car running again. 

What is were?

You choose the subject closest to the verb to determine when there are two subjects. 

100

Hungry, the leftover pizza was devoured. 

What is hungry?

Hungry is a single-word adjective, but not describing anyone. 

Hungry, we devoured the leftover pizza. 

200

Abate

to reduce; lessen 

200

banal

dull, commonplace 

200

Rescue

Abduct 

200

The violin had a broken string, a cracked bridge, and the endpin was loose. 

False- a loose endpin. 

200

The subject is performing the action. Active or passive? 

What is active voice?

200

There (was, were) seven new houses built in our neighborhood. 

What is were?  

There...houses=plural

200

Rummaging in her giant handbag, the sunglasses escaped detection. 

What is "rummaging in her giant handbag"?

No word exists for this phrase to modify. Neither sunglasses nor detection  has fingers to make rummaging possible. 

Rummaging in her giant handbag, Melissa failed to find her sunglasses. 

300

abdicate

to give up a position 

300

bard

a poet, often a singer as well 

300

catalyst 

balk 

300

Alarmed by the sirens, hid under the staircase was the woman, frightened in her house. 

false- the frightened woman hid under the staircase in her house. 

300

Mary listened to the music. 

What is active. 

300
Either Jerry or his brothers (ask, asks) more questions than necessary. 

What is ask? 

brothers is closest to the verb 

300

On her way home, Jane found a gold man's watch.

What is gold man's? 

This suggest that a gold man owns a watch. 

On her way home, Jane found a man's gold watch. 

400

abduct

to kidnap 

400

beguile

to decieve; to charm; to enchant 

400

gift

bane 

400

I thought the boy was tall and blonde. 

True

400

Jerry was handed the note. 

What is passive? 

400

We were amazed to discover that one of the horses (was, were) limping severely. 

What is was? 

400

The child ate a cold bowl of cereal for breakfast this morning. 

What is cold bowl?

The child ate a bowl of cold cereal. 

500

aberration 

something that differs from what is normal

500

benevolent

marked by goodness or doing good 

500

self-indulgence

abnegation 

500

The lady in the accident suffered a broken hip, several fractured ribs, and her lung was punctured. 

False- how can you correct this? 

500

Before Katherine was allowed to go out, she had to finish her homework. 

What is passive? 

500

Everything on those shelves (has, have) a special purpose. 

What is has?

Everything is a singular indefinite pronoun  (ends in singular-"thing" 

500

We ate the lunch that we had brought slowly. 

What is brought slowly?

This suggests that we brought a lunch slowly. 

We slowly ate the lunch that we had brought. 

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