Multi-Subject: Teachers of Childhood (221/222/245)

Question 1

Common Nouns

Answer 1

People, place, things

Question 2

proper nouns

Answer 2

specific person, place, thing (capitalized)

Question 3

general nouns

Answer 3

conditions or ideas (ex: beauty, strength)

Question 4

specific nouns

Answer 4

understood by using five senses (baby, town, cough)

Question 5

collective nouns

Answer 5

group that acts as whole (class, company, team)

Question 6

personal pronouns singular nominative

Answer 6

first: I; second: you; third: he, she, it

Question 7

personal pronouns singular objective

Answer 7

first: me; second: you; third: him, her, it

Question 8

personal pronouns singular possessive

Answer 8

first: my, mine; second: your, yours; third: his, her, hers, its

Question 9

personal pronouns plural nominative

Answer 9

first: we; second, you; third: they

Question 10

personal pronouns plural objective

Answer 10

first: us; second: you; third, them

Question 11

personal pronouns plural possessive

Answer 11

first: our, ours; second: your, yours; third: their, theirs

Question 12

intensive pronouns

Answer 12

I myself, you yourself, he himself, she herself, the (thing) itself, we ourselves, you yourselves, they themselves

Question 13

relative pronouns

Answer 13

which, who, whom, whose

Question 14

interrogative pronouns

Answer 14

what, which, who, whom, whose

Question 15

demonstrative pronouns

Answer 15

this, that, these, those

Question 16

indefinite pronouns

Answer 16

all, any, each, everyone, either/neither, one, some, sever

Question 17

Reciprocal pronouns

Answer 17

each other, one another

Question 18

transitive verb

Answer 18

action points to a receiver (He plays the piano.)

Question 19

intransitive verb

Answer 19

Does not point to a receiver (He plays, She runs).

Question 20

action verbs

Answer 20

what the subject is doing

Question 21

linking verbs

Answer 21

link a subject to a noun, pronoun or adjective (appear, be, become, feel, grow, look, seem, smell, sound, taste)

Question 22

active verb voice

Answer 22

subject is doing the action (Jon drew the picture)

Question 23

passive verb voice

Answer 23

subject receives the action

Question 24

present verb tense

Answer 24

Action happens current time (I talk)

Question 25

past verb tense

Answer 25

Action happened in the past (I talked)

Question 26

future verb tense

Answer 26

Action will take place later (I will talk)

Question 27

present perfect verb tense

Answer 27

Action started in the past and continues into present (I have climbed the highest mountains.)

Question 28

past perfect verb tense

Answer 28

First action came before second. Second action happened in the past (Before I climbed the highest mountains, I had run through the fields.)

Question 29

future perfect verb tense

Answer 29

An action that is completed before a future moment, When I scale city walls, I will have run and crawled.)

Question 30

present tense verb conjugation singular

Answer 30

first: I dream; second: you dream; third: he/she/it dreams

Question 31

past tense verb conjugation singular

Answer 31

first: I dreamed; second: you dreamed; third: he/she/it dreamed

Question 32

past participle verb conjugation singular

Answer 32

first: I have dreamed; second: You have dreamed; third: He/she/it has dreamed.

Question 33

present tense verb conjugation plural

Answer 33

First: We dream; Second: You dream; Third: They dream

Question 34

past tense verb conjugation plural

Answer 34

First: we dreamed; Second: You dreamed; Third person: They dreamed

Question 35

past participle tense verb conjugation plural

Answer 35

First: We have dreamed; Second: You have dreamed; Third: They have dreamed.

Question 36

Indicative mood verb

Answer 36

Used for facts, opinions and questions

Question 37

imperative mood verb

Answer 37

Used for orders or requests

Question 38

subjunctive mood verb

Answer 38

Used for wishes and statements that go against fact