Phrases and Clauses Quiz
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- Q11. Camping was fun until the mosquitoes found us.gerund clauseadjective clauseadverb clauseprepositional phrase60s
- Q22. For Black History Month, class assignments include studying Romare Bearden’s paintings.gerund phraseparticipial phraseadverb clauseadjective clause60s
- Q33. Hoping to solve the puzzle, Michel researched several subjects.participial phraseappositive phrasegerund phraseprepositional phrase60s
- Q44. Senator Juarez, campaigning for re-election, spoke downtown last week.appositive phraseappositive clausegerund phraseparticipial phrase60s
- Q55. Our soccer team, now district champions, left the field. .prepositional phraseappositive phrasegerundappositive clause60s
- Q66. One of Tasha’s talents is writing poetry.gerund phrase as direct objectgerund phrase as subjectgerund phrase as predicate nominativegerund phrase as object of preposition60s
- Q77.Some really strange colors resulted from combining the paint pigments.gerund phrase as direct objectgerund phrase as object of prepositiongerund phrase as subjectgerund phrase as predicate nominative60s
- Q88. Watering the plants was the last thing we did before we left the house.gerund phrase as object of verbgerund phrase as subjectgerund phrase as predicate nominativegerund phrase as object of preposition60s
- Q99.Jimmy woke and found a rattlesnake coiled on his chest.prepositional phrase as direct objectprepositional phrase as adjectiveprepositional phrase as adverb60s
- Q1010. The light from the street lamp is beautiful to watch.prepositional phrase as adverbprepositional phrase as adjectiveinfinitive phrase as noun60s
- Q1111. The best part of the Buffalo River trip was white-water canoeing.participial phrase as adjectiveprepositional phrase as adverbprepositional phrase as adjective60s
- Q1212. That he was safe on second seemed obvious to me.noun clause as predicate nominativenoun clause as subjectnoun clause as object of prepositionnoun clause as object60s
- Q1313. We must not act as if this is the complete picture.adjective clausenoun clauseadverb clause60s
- Q1414. The calendar that we use today was introduced in 1582.noun clauseadverb clauseadjective clause60s
- Q1515. Wherever the climate is hot, air rises rapidly.adjective clauseadverb clausenoun clause60s