Parts Of Speech & Grammar Quiz Review

Question 1

Noun

Answer 1

A word used to name a person, animal, place, things, and abstract idea

Question 2

Name the type of Nouns

Answer 2

Common noun, concrete noun, abstract noun, countable noun, non-countable noun, collective noun.

Question 3

Noun: The announcer said that the bus for Minneapolis would leave in thirty minutes.

Answer 3

Announcer, bus, Minneapolis, minutes

Question 4

Verb

Answer 4

express actions, events, and state of being

Question 5

Verb: The band uniforms finally arrived just before Christmas

Answer 5

arrived

Question 6

Verb: All new cars have safety belts as a standard equipment

Answer 6

Have

Question 7

Helping Verbs

Answer 7

a compound very is a helping verb and another reverb.

Question 8

Helping Verb: The lighthouse keeper had never seen such a storm

Answer 8

Had is the helping verb
Seen is the verb

Question 9

Helping Verb: When will the next moon probe be launched

Answer 9

Helping verb: will
Verb: be launched

Question 10

Pronouns:

Answer 10

Word that replaces a noun and another pronoun. Makes a sentence feel less repetitive.

Question 11

Pronouns: Betty has a driver’s license, but she doesn’t have it with her.

Answer 11

She, her

Question 12

Adjectives:

Answer 12

Word that modifies a noun/pronoun by describing, indefinitely, and using quantifying words.

Question 13

Adjectives: The old house had been empty for several years

Answer 13

old, empty, several

Question 14

Adverbs:

Answer 14

Word that modifies a verb, an adjective, another adverb, a prase, or a clause.

Question 15

Adverbs: The bus almost always arrives late

Answer 15

Almost, always

Question 16

Adverbs: Lately, the summers have been extremely hot

Answer 16

Lately, have been

Question 17

Conjunctions:

Answer 17

Used to link words prahses and clauses.

Question 18

Coordinating Conjuction:

Answer 18

and, but, or, nor, for, so yet

Question 19

Subordinating Conjunction:

Answer 19

after, although, as, because, before, how, if, once, since,

Question 20

Correlative Conjunction:

Answer 20

both, and, either, or, neither, nor, not only, but also, so ,as, whether, or

Question 21

Conjuction: Neither the speeches nor the music was very exciting

Answer 21

Neither, nor