Identify if the underlined clause is ADJECTIVE or ADVERB or NOUN James stayed home because he had a sore throat. Adjective Adverb Noun
Identify if the underlined clause is INDEPENDENT or SUBORDINATE When we visited the fair, we bought a vase which the potter made for us. Independent Subordinate
Identify if the underlined clause is INDEPENDENT or SUBORDINATE He worried about what he had done. Independent Subordinate
Identify if the underlined clause is ADJECTIVE or ADVERB or NOUN I will agree with whatever you decide. Adjective Adverb Noun
Identify if the sentence is SIMPLE or COMPOUND Mary read the story and laughed to herself. Simple Compound
Identify if the underlined clause is ADJECTIVE or ADVERB or NOUN The student ran to the teacher who slipped on ice. Adjective Adverb Noun
Which of the following words is an adjective that can make a sentence more descriptive? A. eat B. dark C. desk D. run
DIRECT objects answer for whom? what? to whom?
Which sentence is correct? We staied at the party for three hours. We stayed at the party for three hours.
Complete the following sentence:The plight of the poor child didn't concern him, as he __ went about his business. compel intervene apathetically
What type of place is Monserrate? A beach A mountain A museum
Question 7 of 35 If any of the underlined segments has an error, select the answer option that IDENTIFIES the error. If no segments have an error, select "No error." We are counting on each person at the tournament to do its best there. We its there No error
What is syntax? (1 point) the words or phrases that show the connection between two ideas the techniques an argumentative writer uses to convince a reader of a point the cause-and-effect relationship between pieces of grammar in a text the arrangement of words and phrases in a particular order
Choos the antonym for malign. compliment slander forgive distract
Multiple Choice The word anniversaire in French refers not only to anniversaries but also to birthdays. (2 points) true false
5. The costume designers have finally finished the costumes for the play. A. past tense B. present perfect tense C. past perfect tense 6. The cast had rehearsed the play without costumes until yesterday. A. past tense B. present perfect tense C. past perfect tense
Select any words that are parallel to the bold word(s). Lord Farquaad was a bit dizzy after he got hit in the head, but still intently focused on capturing the other team's flag.
Which word is a similar type of transition to "because"? (1 point) namely accordingly besides consequently
Cumbia and salsa are __ foods mountains cities music and dance
In the selection, which word is closest in meaning to modest as it is used in paragraph 1? A. Humble B. Limited C. Adequate D. Reasonable
