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From earliest of times.
What is primitive.
100
Testified falsely under oath; falsified; untrue.
What is perjured.
100
SADPONI
What is Subject, Appositive, Direct Object, P.N., O.P., Indirect Object.
100
What questions do adverbs answer.
What are how, when, and where.
100
A brief evocative description, account, or episode
What is a vignette
200
Quick and skillful in movement.
What is deft.
200
Thicket
What is a brake.
200
In the sentence: Near the table Tom read quietly under the lamp Light. Quietly is acting as a...
What is an adverb.
200
In the sentence: The boy in the blue shorts never runs very fast around the track. Identify the adjectives and adverbs.
Adjectives- Blue Adverbs- Never, very, fast
200
a joint or simultaneous occurrence; concurrence.
What is a conjunction
300
Not neat or cared for
What is unkempt
300
relatives
What is kindred
300
In the sentence: My brother keeps his tin bedroom extremely clean. Identify the adjectives.
What are my, his, tiny, and clean
300
Is the following sentence correct. I admitted that the thief was I but will be her and I
What is incorrect, should be her instead of she
300
remaining or staying temporarily
What is tarrying
400
Showing the cunning or ingenuity or wickedness typical of a devil.
What is Diabolic
400
Be unwilling or reluctant;disinclined
What is loath.
400
In the sentence: On tuesday the painter gave my father the estimate for the job. identify the Subject, verb, and the object of the prepositions.
What are Painter, gave, Tuesday, and job
400
In the following sentence:My puppy, Scott, is white. Scott is functioning as a... And white is functioning as a
Scott- Appositive White- Predicate Adjective
400
harmless, inoffensive; insignificant (adjective)
What is innocuous
500
excessively mournful, very sad.
What is lugubrious
500
Spoken or little or no preparation or forethought.
What is extempore.
500
On the table they were reading on the lawn under the sky beside the house near the street. Identify the Prepositional Phrases.
What are on the table, on the lawn, under the sky, beside the house, and near the street.
500
My puppy likes to play fetch with his ball in the field under the sun. Fetch is functioning as a...
What is a direct object.
500
overabundance; excess (noun)
What is a plethora