Unit 2 Vocab
Commas
Parts of Speech
Conjunctions
Subject Verb Agreement
100

What vocab word matches this definition?

cause (someone) to lose confidence or hope; dispirit.

Demoralize

100

Are the commas placed correctly in this sentence? If not, you must also say where the commas should be placed instead to get points.

Ozzie, an orange cat, is the best thing to ever happen to Mrs. Rourke.

Yes, the commas are placed correctly.

100

What is a noun?

A person, place, thing, or idea.

100
Give an example of a conjunction and use it correctly in a sentence.

Multiple possible answers

100

What is the subject in this sentence? Is the subject singular or plural?

The students are responsible and keep track of their homework deadlines.

"Students," plural

200

What is a synonym for "contemplate"?

Responses may vary - think, ponder

200

Are the commas placed correctly in this sentence? If not, you must also say where the commas should be placed instead to get points.

Night a book about World War 2, is the new whole class novel for Unit 3.

The commas are incorrect.

Night, a book about World War 2, is the new whole class novel for Unit 3.

200

What is the verb in this sentence?

"Ozzie is the best cat to ever walk the planet."

Is

200

Give two examples of a conjunction that should be used to show opposing ideas.

Responses will vary - some options are "but," "however," "although."

200

What is the subject AND verb in the following sentence?

"They're averaging 80 points a game."

Subject - they're

Verb - averaging

300

What word matches this definition:

suffer (something painful or difficult) patiently

remain in existence; last

Endure

300

Are the commas placed correctly in this sentence? If not, you must also say where the commas should be placed instead to get points.

My, best friend, isn't in my homeroom this year.

The commas are incorrect.

My best friend isn't in my homeroom this year.

300
Give an example of a plural pronoun.

Responses will vary - "they," "we," "our" are some correct options.

300

Give three examples of conjunctions that can be used to show cause and effect.

Responses may vary - some correct answers are "because," "since," and "so."

300

What is the subject of this sentence?

"Our captains, Roger and Jeff, ran out to the center circle to have the game talk with the refs."

"Captains"

400

What is the definition for "subtle"?

Responses may vary - making use of clever and indirect methods to achieve something, not noticeable, difficult to analyze or describe

400

Are the commas placed correctly in this sentence? If not, you must also say where the commas should be placed instead to get points.

The bullies would pick me up, spin me in circles, put their finger down on my skull, and say, "I want to go there."

The commas are correct.

400

What is the definition of the subject of a sentence?

The noun that performs the action of the verb.

400

What is the appropriate time to use the conjunction "or"?

When giving options or choices

400

What is the rule to know if a verb should have an "s" at the end of it?

If the subject is singular, the verb should have an s.

If the subject is plural, the verb should not have an s.

500

What is the definition of "secede"?

Responses may vary - withdraw formally from membership of a federal union, an alliance, or a political or religious organization

500

What is an appositive phrase?

A phrase that gives additional information about a noun.

500

What part of speech is "inspired" in the following sentence?

"I felt inspired."

Adjective

500

What is the definition of a conjunction?

A word that connects related phrases, clauses, words, or ideas.

500

Do the subject and verb in this sentence agree? If not, what is the correct form of the verb?

"Rowdy and Junior is best friends, although for a while Rowdy was very angry at Junior."

Subject and verb do not agree


Correct verb - "are"

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