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This is a proper adjective: 1. lovely 2. Florida 3. Floridian 4. southern
What is Floridian?
100
This is a comparative adjective: 1. big 2. very 3. smallest 4. cheaper
What is cheaper?
100
This is an adverb: 1. people 2. auto 3. eagerly 4. new
What is eagerly?
100
The ant was content, for he had piled up plenty of corn. In the sentence, this is the best meaning of the homograph "content": 1. corn 2. substance 3. satisfied 4. hungry
What is satisfied?
100
This is the way to finish the analogy: salt: salty : : sugar: __________ 1. tart 2. sweet 3. hot 4. bowl
What is sweet?
200
This word completes the analogy: teacher is to student as taught is to ____________ 1. teaches 2. learner 3. learns 4. learned
What is learned?
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This is the meaning of the word historian: 1. history-maker 2. history expert 3. history changer 4. historic leader
What is history expert?
200
The root pare means "to make ready." This is the meaning of the word "prepared": 1. make ready soon 2. make ready later 3. make ready before 4. not make ready
What is make ready before?
200
I thought there wasn't no one but us at home. This is the best way to correct the sentence: 1. I thought there weren't no one but us at home. 2. I thought there wasn't no one at home. 3. I thought there was us at home. 4. I thought there wasn't anyone but us at home.
What is I thought there wasn't anyone but us at home.
200
This is a prepositional phrase: 1. Grandfather was stretched out 2. on the bed 3. reading a book 4. munching a slice
What is on the bed?
300
This is NOT a prepositional phrase: 1. in 1982 2. with his captain 3. sailed from the Canary Islands 4. on a small boat
What is sailed from the Canary Islands?
300
This is the best way to write this sentence: 1. "It's okay" Ralph said with a smile. 2. It's okay Ralph," said with a smile. 3. "It's okay?" Ralph said with a smile. 4. "It's okay," Ralph said with a smile.
What is "It's okay," Ralph said with a smile.
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"Uh-oh!" is this part of speech: 1. statement 2. question 3. interjection 4. exclamatory sentence
What is interjection?
300
This is a compound sentence: 1. He followed the sound to a deep hole with a tiger in it. 2. You belong all alone down there in that pit! 3. Now show me exactly what happened, and I shall settle this for you. 4. You should be ashamed of yourself for going back on your word.
What is Now show me exactly what happened, and I shall settle this for you.
300
This is NOT a simple sentence: 1. The US Coast Guard helps protect ships from this kind of danger. 2. That break off glaciers. 3. Imagine the mass hanging underwater! 4. Every year, thousands come off massive glaciers on the coast of Greenland.
What is That break off glaciers.
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This is the best place to find a synonym for the word "nurture": 1. a thesaurus 2. a dictionary 3. the glossary of a book 4. a website about music
What is a thesaurus?
400
This is the root word of "dutifully": 1. fully 2. ful 3. dutiful 4. duty
What is duty?
400
This word uses a suffix: 1. professional 2. mother 3. review 4. talent
What is professional?
400
This is the plural of "discovery": 1. discoverys 2. discoveryes 3. discoveries 4. discovery's
What is discoveries?
400
This is the correct way to divide "encouraged" into syllables: 1. en - cour - aged 2. enc - our - aged 3. enc - ou - raged 4. en - co - ur - aged
What is en - cour - aged?
500
She didn't never like to practice piano. This is the best way to correct this sentence: 1. She did never like to practice piano. 2. She didn't ever liked to practice piano. 3. She never liked to practice piano. 4. She never like to practice piano.
What is She never liked to practice piano?
500
This sentence uses quotation marks and commas correctly: 1. "Now I see why you love music" I told my mother. 2. "Now I see why you love music," I told my mother. 3. "Now I see why you love music", I told my mother. 4. "Now I see why you love music, I told my mother."
What is "Now I see why you love music," I told my mother.
500
This sentence shows the correct use of punctuation: 1. My mother plays three instruments well, French horn, piano, and saxophone. 2. My mother plays three instruments well. French horn, piano, and saxophone. 3. My mother plays three instruments well; French horn, piano, and saxophone. 4. My mother plays three instruments well: French horn, piano, and saxophone.
What is My mother plays three instruments well: French horn, piano, and saxophone.
500
"____" I said to my mother, "this is why you like music so much." This is the interjection that BEST completes the sentence: 1. Hurray! 2. Wow! 3. Ouch! 4. Oh no!
What is wow?
500
Ralph didn't except the job by choice. This is the BEST way to correct the sentence: 1. Change the period to a question mark. 2. Put quotations around "the job" 3. Change "except" to "accept" 4. Add a comma after "Ralph"
What is change "except" to "accept"