Identify the subject in the following sentence: The lonely man finds sadness in the middle of a crowd.
A. The lonely
B. sadness
C. man
D. crowd
What is C. 'man'?
This adjective points things out.
A. Interrogative Adjectives
B. Indefinite Adjectives
C. Demonstrative Adjectives
D. Possessive Adjectives
What is C. 'demonstrative'?
Another name for the term "verb," which shows actions, would be?
A. verb
B. subject
c. preposition
D. predicate
E. conjunction
What is a "predicate"
Identify the word in ALL CAPS.
Intensive or Reflexive? I cut MYSELF as I shaved this morning.
(Think of a reflective narrative writing prompt, what do YOU talk about exactly?)
A. Intensive
B. Reflexive
What is B. 'reflexive'?
Identify the word in ALL CAPS.
Identify the type of Interjection: OH NO! I dropped my lucky snorkel!
A. strong
B. perfect
C. demonstrative
D. weak
What is a A. 'strong interjection'?
Identify the pronoun: Someone needs to answer the questions correctly.(A pronoun replaces a noun.)
A. to
B. Someone
C. answer
d. questions
What is B. 'someone'?
Identify the adverb: She danced amazingly at the recital.
A. She
B. at
C. amazingly
D. the
E. danced
What is 'amazingly'?
Transitive or Intransitive? That little baby rabbit JUMPED over a five foot fence.
(A transitive verb is one that only makes sense if it exerts its action on an object. An intransitive verb will make sense without exerting its action on an object.)
What is 'intransitive'?
Identify the word in ALL CAPS.
Adjective or Pronoun? Take THAT to the service station.
A. Adjective
B. Pronoun
C. Noun
What is B. 'pronoun'?
Identify the correlative conjunction: Both my dad and my mom hope that I become an astronaut some day.(A correlative conjunction is a type of conjunction that functions in a pair, with both words working together to balance words, phrases, or clauses.)
A. Both/and
B. my/and
C. an/and
E. become/and
What is A. 'both/and'?
This noun names a specific person, place, thing, or idea.
A. Common Noun
B. Proper Noun
What is 'proper noun'?
Identify the object of the prepositional phrase: Grab a magazine from the book shelf.
A. Grab
B. from
C. shelf
D. book
What is 'shelf'?
Identify the transitive verb pairs in the following sentences: The president of the club denied the funding for the special committee after they were caught cheating on the ballots.
(Transitive verbs need a direct object, in which receives the actions from the subject.)
A. president/club
B. special/cheating
C. funding/committee
D. denied/caught
What is 'denied/caught'?
Identify the word in ALL CAPS.
Adverb or Preposition? Why do we have to stay INSIDE today?
A. Adverb
B. Preposition
C. Verb
D. Noun
What is B.'preposition'?
Identify the object of the prepositional phrase: Everyone should know how to sing in the shower.
A. should
B. to
C. in
D. shower
What is D. 'shower'?
The "who or what" of a sentence that either does the action or is identified or described.
A. Verb
B. Article
C. Subject
D. Helping Verb
What is a C. 'subject'?
This key question finds words like completely, almost, and precisely.
A. to what?
B. to what extent?
C. to what state?
B. What is 'to what extent'?
Linking verbs commonly come from this infinitive. Hint, an infinitive is (to + verb).
1. to house
2. to floor
3. to be
4. to roof
What is 'to be'?
Identify the word in ALL CAPS.
Adjective or Pronoun? This book belongs to MY sister.
A. Adjective
B. Pronoun
C. Conjunction
D. Noun
What is B. 'pronoun'?
Identify the ALL CAPS part of speech: You look a bright ray OF sunshine today.
A. verb
B. preposition
C. noun
D. pronoun
D.
What is B. 'preposition'?
This pronoun introduces an adjective clause. For example, "My brother, WHO plays basketball, just signed with North Carolina Tarheels."
A. Correlative Pronoun
B. Indefinite Pronoun
C. Possessive Pronoun
D. Relative Pronoun
What is a D. 'relative pronoun'?
Adjectives can be found by asking how many, which one, and _______________.
What is 'what kind'?
Identify the word in ALL CAPS.
Action or Linking? The boat SOUNDED its horn while the fog was thick.
A. boat
B. action
C. linking
What is B. 'action'?
Concrete or Abstract Noun? Some folks say that KNOWLEDGE is more powerful than strength.
(Concrete nouns are nouns that you can physically touch, but abstract nouns are classified as "ideas.")
A. Abstract Noun
B. Proper Noun
C. Common Noun
D. Concrete Noun
What is A. 'abstract noun'?
Identify the conjunction in the following sentence: Not only are we winning the game, but also I scored three touchdowns.
A. only
B. the
C. and
D. but
What is D. 'but'?