Test 12 - Final Exam Flashcards by Cynthia Criswell

capitalize words in each group:

driving up one of the boulevards to seventh avenue

Seventh Avenue

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two blocks south of elm street

Elm Street

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a game between suttonville high school and our school

Suttonville High School

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ford motor company’s new sport utility vehicle

Ford Motor Company’s

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thomas hardy’s novel the mayor of casterbridge

Thomas Hardy’s novel The Mayor of Casterbridge

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what punctuation is needed after each caps word:

Please bring the following to CAMP Bible, bedding, fishing gear, and snacks.

camp:

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what punctuation is needed after 8:

Friday, December 8 2009, is the date for the banquet.

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what punctuation is needed after each caps word:

“Have you memorized ‘Crossing the BAR asked the visiting principal.

Bar’?”

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what punctuation is needed after each caps word:

Jerry West, an ALL American from West Virginia, won national fame in the NBA.

all-

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what is the part of speech of the caps word:
As I walked THROUGH the wilderness of this world, I lighted on a certain place where WAS a den, and laid me DOWN in that place to sleep;

through - prep
was - verb
down - adverb

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what is the part of speech of the caps word:
I dreamed, AND behold, I saw a man clothed with rags, standing in a certain PLACE, with his face from his OWN house, a book in his hand, and a great burden UPON his back.

and - conjunction
place - noun
own - adj
upon - prep

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what is the part of speech of the caps word:
I looked, and saw him open the book, and read THEREIN; and not being able longer to contain, he BRAKE out with a lamentable CRY, saying, “What shall I do?”

therein - adv
brake - verb
cry - noun
I - pronoun

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S, V, DO, IO, PA, PN, DA, OP:

Daniel was OBEDIENT to the Lord’s command.

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S, V, DO, IO, PA, PN, DA, OP:

For this God is our GOD for ever and ever.

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S, V, DO, IO, PA, PN, DA, OP:

And call upon me in the day of trouble; I will deliver thee and THOU shalt glorify me.

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S, V, DO, IO, PA, PN, DA, OP:

Mom sent Cathy to the store to buy ice cream for DESSERT.

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S, V, DO, IO, PA, PN, DA, OP:

The disciples taught the PEOPLE the Word of God.

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S, V, DO, IO, PA, PN, DA, OP:

Keep my commandments, and LIVE.

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S, V, DO, IO, PA, PN, DA, OP:

Christ offers us eternal LIFE.

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FRAG, S, RO:

He that hath clean hands and a pure heart.

frag

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FRAG, S, RO:

My hope is in thee.

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FRAG, S, RO:

If I take the wings of the morning, and dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea.

frag

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FRAG, S, RO:

Keep me as the apple of the eye, hide me under the shadow of thy wings.

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Is the voice of the caps verb active or passive:

From across the room, we COULD SEE the people entering.

active

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Is the voice of the caps verb active or passive: | My lost paper WAS FOUND by the bus driver.

passive

Is the voice of the caps verb active or passive: | The performance of the Messiah WAS HELD in the concert hall.

passive

Is the voice of the caps verb active or passive: | We TRIED many times to reach him by phone.

active

what is the tense of: | will (or shall) bake

future

what is the tense of: | thought

past

what is the tense of: | have (or has) done

present perfect

what is the tense of: | laid

past

what is the tense of: | will (or shall) raise

future

Jon and Daniel (work, works) at the store.

work

The paper (don't, doesn't) contain many articles.

doesn't

Neither Jacob nor his sons (was, were) aware of Joseph's prominence in Egypt.

were

The pastor, together with two of his deacons, (was, were) present at the conference.

was

Is phrase a PREP, GER, PART, OR INF, and is it used as ADJ, ADV, OR N: HOPING FOR A RIDE, our dog jumped into the truck.

PART, ADJ

Is phrase a PREP, GER, PART, OR INF, and is it used as ADJ, ADV, OR N: The sky TOWARD THE WEST was an unusual purple color.

PREP ADJ

Is phrase a PREP, GER, PART, OR INF, and is it used as ADJ, ADV, OR N: UNDERNEATH THE LOG lived snails, earthworms, and crickets.

PREP, ADV

Is phrase a PREP, GER, PART, OR INF, and is it used as ADJ, ADV, OR N: An interesting hobby is COLLECTING BASEBALL CARDS.

GER, N

Is phrase a PREP, GER, PART, OR INF, and is it used as ADJ, ADV, OR N: The sign NAILED TO THE DOOR bore the name of the shop.

PART, ADJ

Is phrase a PREP, GER, PART, OR INF, and is it used as ADJ, ADV, OR N: TO DO HIS VERY BEST should be everyone's goal.

inf, n

``` Is phrase a PREP, GER, PART, OR INF, and is it used as ADJ, ADV, OR N: Our class enjoys SINGING THE SONG "WE GATHER TOGETHER." ```

GER, N

Is phrase a PREP, GER, PART, OR INF, and is it used as ADJ, ADV, OR N: MOVING SILENTLY, the gentlemen proceeded to the doctor's door.

PART, ADJ

Is phrase a PREP, GER, PART, OR INF, and is it used as ADJ, ADV, OR N: Mother prepared a bowl OF DELICIOUS BREAD PUDDING.

PREP ADJ

Is phrase a PREP, GER, PART, OR INF, and is it used as ADJ, ADV, OR N: Paul was sad TO HEAR OF THE TROUBLES AT THE CORINTHIAN CHURCH.

INF, ADV

Is the clause N, ADJ, ADV: | The angel of the Lord encampeth round about them THAT FEAR HIM.

ADJ

Is the clause N, ADJ, ADV: | Be still and know THAT I AM GOD.

Is the clause N, ADJ, ADV: | Blessed is that man THAT MAKETH THE LORD HIS TRUST.

ADJ

Is the clause N, ADJ, ADV: | AFTER VERNON LEAVES THE ROOM, we will explain the rules for the game.

ADV

Is the clause N, ADJ, ADV: | Philip is the boy WHO WILL GO FOR US.

ADJ

Diagram: | My uncle shot a deer yesterday; now all who visit him may have a chance to eat venison.

see book

S, CD, CX, CD-CX: | Although rubber was used by the American Indians, it was unknown to Europeans.

S, CD, CX, CD-CX: | Natural rubber is obtained from the sap of rubber trees; however, synthetic rubber can be made chemically.

S, CD, CX, CD-CX: | Charles Goodyear perfected a method for improving rubber.

S, CD, CX, CD-CX: | Natural rubber, which becomes soft in hot weather, is treated with sulfur and heat; the rubber then resists softening.

CD-CX

S, CD, CX, CD-CX: | Rubber makes excellent automobile tires since it is both long-lasting and shock-absorbing.

Which abbreviation, AD or BC, is placed before the year number?

What is the name of the other main library classification system besides the Dewey Decimal System?

Library of Congress

What is the term for having everything in a paragraph logically arranged with clear transitions between sentences?

coherence

Besides a physical point of view, what other point of view should you establish in descriptive writing?

mental

What is the first step of the writing process?

planning

Each of the girls said (she, they) would help us boys.

she

The swimmer downed when the undertow (dragged, drug) him under the surface.

dragged

Amy and her sister Rhonda chose a good book to give (her their) mother.

their

Numbers (is, are) a book in the Old Testament.

He is the (most kind, kindest) person in the class.

kindest

It was (he, him) who helped them.

Who's bringing lunches for you and (I, me)?

(Fewer, Less) troops wre needed after the successful first attack.

Fewer

The artist worked (slow, slowly), but he produced a masterpiece.

slowly

Six weeks is enough time for him to (of, have) received his reply

have

James knew he had (laid, lain) the book on the wrong shelf.

laid

We students have developed creativity because of (us, our) writing various assignments throughout the years.

our

John the Baptist (et, ate) wild honey.

ate

The boys have been (setting, sitting) here most of the morning.

sitting