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Parts of Speech: Underlined Word Quiz

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Parts of Speech: Underlined Word Quiz

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Identify the underlined word's part of speech.

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Identify the underlined word's part of speech.

by Brandi McGrady
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In the sentence: The cat slept on the _mat_.

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In: She _quickly_ finished her homework before dinner.

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In: Wow! _That_ was an amazing concert.

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In: The dog barked loudly at the mailman, and _he_ ran away.

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In: We drove _through_ the tunnel during rush hour.

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In: The red balloon floated _gracefully_ across the sky.

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In: That _colorful_ painting brightened the room.

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In: Wow, _oh_! I forgot my keys at home.

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In: The students, _who_ studied hard, passed the test.

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In: We saw the birds _beside_ the lake.

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Identify the sentence type: "Although she was tired, Maya finished her work, and she went for a walk."

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Identify the sentence type: "The rain stopped, but the game continued."

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Identify the sentence type: "If you study hard, you will pass the exam, and you will gain confidence."

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Identify the sentence type: "The child laughed."

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Identify the sentence type: "When the bells rang, the crowd rushed outside."

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Identify the sentence type: "She wanted to cook, yet she decided to order takeout."

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Identify the sentence type: "Because it was late, we stayed inside, and we finished the movie."

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Identify the sentence type: "The cat slept."

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Identify the sentence type: "He wrote the report; however, he forgot to include the appendix."

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Identify the sentence type: "Although the storm raged, the power stayed on, and people gathered for shelter."

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A mat is a thing, a noun.

Quickly describes how she finished, so it’s an adverb.

That replaces a noun, so it is a pronoun.

He replaces a noun, so it’s a pronoun.

Through links the noun tunnel to the rest of the sentence, a preposition.

Gracefully describes how it floated; it’s an adverb.

Describes the noun painting; it’s an adjective.

Oh and Wow express emotion; they are interjections.

Who refers to students; a relative pronoun.

Beside shows relationship to the lake; a preposition.

Contains a dependent clause and two independent clauses.

Two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction.

Has a dependent clause plus two independent clauses.

Contains only one independent clause, no dependent clauses.

One independent clause with a dependent clause.

Two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction.

Has a dependent clause plus two independent clauses.

Single independent clause, no subordinate clause.

Two independent clauses linked by a semicolon with a transitional phrase.

Has a dependent clause and two independent clauses.

 
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