1.……………………….is a word, phrase, or sound used to convey an emotion such as surprise, excitement, happiness, or anger.

 a) An Interjection b) A verb

2. Are interjections only found at the beginning of a sentence?

a) Yes b) No

3. Find the interjection in this sentence: Uh oh, I left my homework at home.

a) Left b) Uh oh c) My

4. Find the interjection in this sentence: Wow! You run really fast!

a) Wow b) Fast! c) Really

5. Find the interjection in this sentence: Pass the milk, please. a) The b) Milk c) Please

6. Find the interjection in this sentence: Yes, I would love to come over to your house.

a) Yes b) Would c) House

7. Find the interjection in this sentence: This is disgusting! Ew!

a) Ew b) This c) Disgusting

8. Find the interjection in this sentence: Careful! It's slippery!

a) Slippery b) Careful

9. By next November, I will have …………….my promotion.

a) Receives b) Receive c) received

10. Select the correct sentence on future perfect

a) I will be reading this book b) I will have read this book by tomorrow

11. Choose the correct sentences on future perfect

a) I won’t have eaten by then. b) I won’t eaten by then

12. How the future perfect is formed

a) Do + have + past participle b) Will be + verb + ing  c) Will + have + past participle

13. Choose the correct sentence of the future perfect

a) Jenny will not have saved enough money yet. b) Jenny won’t be saving enough money

14. Where does the semicolon go? Dad is going bald his hair is getting thinner and thinner.

a) hair; b) bald; c) Dad;

15. Where does the semicolon go? You need new brakes otherwise you may not be able to stop in time.

a) you; b) otherwise; c) brakes;

16. Where does the semicolon go? I had a huge meal however, I am already hungry again.

a) meal; b) am; c) however;

17. Where does the semicolon go? We had too many fumbles we lost the game

a) lost; b) fumbles; c) had;

18. Where does the semicolon go? I have finished the main course now I have to make dessert. a) finished; b) now; c) course;

19. Where does the semicolon go? She didn’t see the other car coming now her car has a huge dent.

a) other; b) coming; c) see;