Test 11, Unit 18 Flashcards

1
Q

To write a good description you must not only carefully select details, but also _____ those details in a certain order.

A

arrange

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Rather than using many adjectives and adverbs, you should choose exact ____ and ____ to provide good description.

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verbs, nouns

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A thesis statement in a research paper states an opinion that must be ____

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proven

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After you select a research-paper topic, write a thesis sentence, and prepare a list of ideas, the next step is to do a preliminary ____.

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outline

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Use _____ to enclose the exact words of a person you are quoting in your research paper.

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quotation marks

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You will check capitalization, punctuation, word usage, and sentence correctness in the ____ stage of your research-paper work.

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editing

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Taking the words, opinion, organization, or sentence structure of another and presenting it as if it were your own is _____.

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plagiarism

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A clause that does not express a complete thought and cannot stand alone as a sentence is called a

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dependent clause

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A sentence which has two or more independent clauses but no dependent clauses is called a ____ sentence.

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compound

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A sentence which has one independent clause and no dependent clauses is called a ____ sentence.

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simple

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A sentence which has one independent clause and one or more dependent clauses is called a ____ sentence.

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complex

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The four steps in the writing process are plan, write, rewrite, and _____.

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edit

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N, PRO, ADJ, ADV, V, PREP, CONJ, INTERJ:

OUCH! A hornet or wasp just stung me on the hand.

A

interj

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N, PRO, ADJ, ADV, V, PREP, CONJ, INTERJ:

They continued STEADFASTLY in the apostles’ doctrine.

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ADV

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N, PRO, ADJ, ADV, V, PREP, CONJ, INTERJ:

ALL of God’s answers to prayer are for our best.

A

PRO

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N, PRO, ADJ, ADV, V, PREP, CONJ, INTERJ:

By the time of the coming of Christ, many people had realized that the pagan gods were FALSE.

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ADJ

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N, PRO, ADJ, ADV, V, PREP, CONJ, INTERJ:

God knows all about OUR hopes and desires.

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ADJ

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N, PRO, ADJ, ADV, V, PREP, CONJ, INTERJ:

FINDING the right sources for his speech proved to be a bigger task than he expected.

A

N

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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N:

The minister FOR THIS SPECIAL OCCASION will be my uncle.

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ph, ADJ

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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N:

TO TRY AGAIN WITH BETTER EQUIPMENT seems the best thing to do.

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ph, N

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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N:

Render therefore unto Caesar the things WHICH ARE CAESAR’S.

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cl, ADJ

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22
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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N:

I tried TO FIND THE DOCTOR’S NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER.

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PH, N

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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N:

WHAT HE DID was wrong.

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cl, N

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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N:

IF THINE ENEMY BE HUNGRY, give him bread to eat.

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cl, adv

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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N: | We ordered three more books WRITTEN BY THAT AUTHOR.
PH, ADJ
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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N: | Parrish Grocery Store is the place TO GO FOR FRESH VEGETABLES.
PH, ADJ
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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N: | WHEN I HAVE A CONVENIENT SEASON, I will call for thee.
cl, adv
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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N: | The things WHICH ARE NOT SEEN are eternal.
cl, adj
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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N: | Steven went TO DUNEDIN for the Thanksgiving holiday.
ph, adv
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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N: | Our family was sorry TO HEAR OF YOUR ILLNESS, Mrs. Tyson.
ph, adv
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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N: | He THAT COVERETH HIS SINS shall not prosper.
cl, adj
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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N: | What you see is WHAT YOU GET.
CL, N
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Identify as phrase or clause & if used as ADV, ADJ, N: | CLIMBING A LADDER TO THE ROOF, our son swept off all the leaves and other trash.
ph, adj
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identify subjects, verbs, (dependent clauses) & S, CD, CX, CD-CX: A man with God is always in the majority.
S | man is
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identify subjects, verbs, (dependent clauses) & S, CD, CX, CD-CX: Morality does not make a Christian, yet no man can be a Christian without it.
CD morality does make man can be
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identify subjects, verbs, (dependent clauses) & S, CD, CX, CD-CX: The books that we ordered arrived, but no bill was enclosed.
CD-CX books arrived (that we ordered) we ordered bill was enclosed
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identify subjects, verbs, (dependent clauses) & S, CD, CX, CD-CX: We never know the love of parents until we become parents ourselves.
CX we know (until we become parents ourselves) we become
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identify subjects, verbs, (dependent clauses) & S, CD, CX, CD-CX: Trouble and perplexity drive me to prayer, and prayer drives away perplexity and trouble.
CD trouble perplexity drive prayer drives
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identify subjects, verbs, (dependent clauses) & S, CD, CX, CD-CX: No sword bites so fiercely as an evil tongue bites.
CX sword bites (as an evil tongue bites) tongue bites
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identify subjects, verbs, (dependent clauses) & S, CD, CX, CD-CX: The human body in its wonderful structure is of itself a miracle of divine wisdom and power.
S | body is
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identify subjects, verbs, (dependent clauses) & S, CD, CX, CD-CX: The love of money and the love of learning rarely meet.
S | love love meet
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identify subjects, verbs, (dependent clauses) & S, CD, CX, CD-CX: He that walketh with wise men shall be wise, but a companion of fools shall be destroyed.
CD-CX he shall be (that walketh with wise men) that walketh companion shall be destroyed
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S, V, DO, IO, PN, PA, OP, DA, APPOS, ADJ, ADV: | Behold, I am the LORD, the GOD of all FLESH.
I - S LORD - PN GOD - APPOS FLESH - OP
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S, V, DO, IO, PN, PA, OP, DA, APPOS, ADJ, ADV: | According to my UNDERSTANDING, the contract gives US good BENEFITS.
UNDERSTANDING - OP US - IO BENEFITS - DO
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S, V, DO, IO, PN, PA, OP, DA, APPOS, ADJ, ADV: | We CAME early TO ASK for your permission TO HELP.
CAME - V TO ASK - ADV TO HELP - ADJ
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S, V, DO, IO, PN, PA, OP, DA, APPOS, ADJ, ADV: | STANDING quietly behind the curtain, the actors WAITED for their cue.
STANDING - ADJ | WAITED - V
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S, V, DO, IO, PN, PA, OP, DA, APPOS, ADJ, ADV: | JEREMY, a NEIGHBOR of ours, will help you, MR. CROSBY.
JEREMY - S NEIGHBOR - APPOS MR. CROSBY - DA
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S, V, DO, IO, PN, PA, OP, DA, APPOS, ADJ, ADV: | ARE you CONTENT with the satchel SENT by the company?
ARE - V CONTENT - PA SENT - ADJ
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What has been the (affect, effect) of the heavy rainfall?
effect
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(Inside of, Inside) some countries, religious freedom is still severely limited.
Inside
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She could not find the lost coin (anywhere, anywheres)
anywhere
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Neither John nor the other disciples (was, were) fully aware of Christ's impending death.
were
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To me, the magnolia is the (loveliest, most loveliest) of all trees.
loveliest
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Cybernetics (are, is) a study designed to compare the human nervous system and an electrical communications system.
is
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(Those, Them) few words conveyed a wealth of meaning.
those
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Jesus gave (Hisself, Himself) as the offering for sin.
himself
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Is this (all the farther, as far as) we are going?
as far as
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the choral group certainly sang (well, good) today
well
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these apples taste (bitter, bitterly) to me.
bitter
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We haven't seen (any, no) familiar sites at all.
any
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Do you feel (some, somewhat) better?
somewhat
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Dad have Amos and (I, me) permission.
me
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Joseph and (him, he) published the newspaper.
he
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diagram: | When he comes, Michael should bring the supplies that be bought.
see book
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diagram: | Michael and Aaron will build the booth for the fair, and the girls will decorate it with lighted Japanese lanterns.
see book