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English Grammar Essentials

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Quiz on sentences, nouns, conjunctions, phrases & clauses.

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Quiz on sentences, nouns, conjunctions, phrases & clauses.

by Jo-ana Minese
1

Which sentence ends with an exclamation point?

2

What is a simple sentence structure example?

3

Which noun names a person, place, thing, or idea?

4

Which conjunction joins two independent clauses?

5

What is a noun that represents an abstract idea?

6

A dependent clause cannot stand alone as a sentence. True or false?

7

An adjective phrase is a phrase that describes a noun using what?

8

Which of these is a participial phrase?

9

Which sentence type contains an independent clause and at least one dependent clause?

10

Which phrase functions as a noun in a sentence?

11

What kind of phrase is used in this sentence: "The hot, black coffee spilled on my arm." ?

12

What kind of phrase is used in this sentence: "I came here yesterday."?

13

What kind of phrase is used in this sentence: "The cup of coffee was spilled on the freshly cleaned floor."?

14

What kind of prepositional phrase is used in this sentence: "I went for a long walk in the park."?

15

What kind of adverbial phrase is used in this sentence: "Due to the sudden rains, we had to cancel our plans." ?

16

What is the adjectival phrase used in this sentence: "The horse's large, menacing eyes said a fight was imminent." ?

17

Identify the type of noun in the sentence: "The Rideau Canal is a UNESCO World Heritage Site."

18

What kind of noun is "freedom"?

19

Choose the type of noun for the word "team."

20

Which sentence is complex?

21

Choose the compound sentence from the options:

22

Which word means "to fail to do what is required by a responsibility or duty"?

23

Which word means "to coax someone into doing something through pleasant talk or insincere compliments"?

24

Which word means "pride that blinds a person to risks or consequences, causing them to act foolishly or arrogantly"?

25

Which word is an adjective that describes someone who talks a lot, often about unimportant things, sometimes to the point of being tiresome?

26

Which word describes a political leader who gains popularity by appealing to the emotions, fears, and prejudices of the common people rather than by using rational argument?

27

What kind of character is a character around whom the story revolves; it is often the hero or central figure driving the plot.

28

What kind of plot is used in the story of "The Notebook" and "Titanic"?

29

What literary device uses a milder or less direct word in place of a harsh or offensive one?

30

What literary device places two elements side by side for comparison or contrast.?

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