Grammar Concepts
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- Q1Active voice tells us:What the subject has done.What the subject is.What the subject is doingWhat is done to the subject.20s
- Q2Passive voice shows us that:Something the subject should do.Something the subject is doing.Something the subject will do.Something is being done to the subject.20s
- Q3What kind of quote is this: Rachel asked hopefully, "Is there any popcorn left?"Embedded QuoteSpecific QuoteFlow QuoteDialogue Quote20s
- Q4Said, wondered, and yelled are examples of:Narration wordsDialogue wordsFlow wordsGood words20s
- Q5What kind of quote is this: Derrick thinks that "we would beat you in Monopoly."Negative quoteEmbedded quoteFlow quoteDialogue quote20s
- Q6True or False: Readers do not pause before a flow quote.FalseTrue20s
- Q7Is the following quote an example of a fact or an opinion? "Many people keep dogs as pets."NeitherFactOpinion20s
- Q8Is the following quote an example of a fact or an opinion? "Nursing homes and hospitals would benefit from keeping dogs as pets."OpinionNeitherFact20s
- Q9Colon quotes connect a full sentence introduction to a:Short descriptionFull sentence quoteHalf sentence quoteIncomplete thought20s
- Q10Colon quotes are introduced by:Half a sentenceAn incomplete thoughtA complete thoughtA dependent clause20s
- Q11What needs to be done to the following sentence: Matt only had one thing to say "We will beat you in basketball."There needs to be a comma after "say"There needs to be a semicolon after "say"There needs to be a colon after "say"The sentence is correct as is.20s
- Q12What needs to be done to the following sentence: Trinity thinks that "we would lose the race."Nothing, the sentence is correct.There needs to be a semicolon after "that"There needs to be a comma after "that"There needs to be a colon after "that"20s