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Test 7, Unit 13 Flashcards

1
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An _____ is the word for which a pronoun stands.

A

antecedent

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2
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The kind of pronoun that asks a questions is an ____ pronoun.

A

interrogative

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3
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The five ____ pronouns introduce dependent clauses.

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relative

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4
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The kind of pronoun that points out a person or thing is a _____ pronoun.

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demonstrative

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5
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Pronouns combined with self or selves are called ____ pronouns

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compound

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6
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The three cases of pronouns are:

A

Nominative or subjective
objective
possessive

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7
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Circle the pronouns. Do not circle possessive pronouns used as adjectives:
Did you or Kevin give him that notebook?

A

you, him

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8
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Circle the pronouns. Do not circle possessive pronouns used as adjectives:
This is the first time I have ever visited Washington, D.C.

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This, I

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9
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Circle the pronouns. Do not circle possessive pronouns used as adjectives:
I thought the black one was his jacket, but Jack says the brown one is his.

A

I, one, one, his

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10
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Circle the pronouns. Do not circle possessive pronouns used as adjectives:
My project on plant growth is not as detailed as yours.

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yours

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11
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Name the pronoun & the noun to which it refers:
The class discussed the question but did not vote on it.
A

it, question

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12
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Name the pronoun & the noun to which it refers:

Morgan said, “I think the game is nearly over.”

A

I, Morgan

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13
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Name the pronoun & the noun to which it refers:

Katherine was late, but she had a good reason.

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she, Katherine

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14
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Name the pronoun & the noun to which it refers:

Mr. Jones was upset because the boys had run through the flower bed he had just planted.

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he, Mr. Jones

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15
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Name the pronoun & the noun to which it refers:

The explorers decided they would stop at the next stream.

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they, explorers

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16
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The announcer awarded Jackson and (he, him) the grand prize.

A

him

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17
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It was (them, they) who infiltrated the neutral zone.

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they

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18
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Mother gave my brother and (me, I) a piece of cake.

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me

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19
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When will you and (they, them) meet again?

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they

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20
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That must have been (they, them) who called.

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they

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21
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Our friend, Mr. Jones, lent (we, us) boys his canoe.

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us

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22
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There sat Destiny and (she, her) on the front porch

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she

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23
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The policeman spoke to (we,us) Boy Scouts as we passed.

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us

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24
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Do you have news about (she,her) and your sister?

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her

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25
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Gavin and (I,me) are going fishing today.

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I

26
Q

The finalists will be Mason and (he, him)

A

he

27
Q

Have you called Lillian and (she, her)?

A

her

28
Q

The most diligent students in class are (he, him) and Alexa.

A

he

29
Q

One of the windows in the house (is, are) broken.

A

is

30
Q

Few of the books that Isaiah checked out of the library (was,were) related to the subject he had chosen for his science project.

A

were

31
Q

No one in the church service (was,were) aware of the snow falling outside.

A

was

32
Q

Neither of the desks (is, are) large enough for the teacher’s use.

A

is

33
Q

Many of our experiments (are,is) a test of the hypothesis.

A

are

34
Q

One of the entries (are,is) Austin and Kaitlyn Anderson.

A

is

35
Q

They (don’t doesn’t) want to go to the ballgame with us.

A

don’t

36
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He (don’t, doesn’t) think he can finish mowing the lawn before lunch.

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doesn’t

37
Q

Is the caps word a DO, IO, PN, DA, AP, OP:

The queen of Egypt began the first ZOO about 1500 B.C.

A

DO

38
Q

Is the caps word a DO, IO, PN, DA, AP, OP:

A huge zoo built by the AZTECS was discovered in Mexico.

A

OP

39
Q

Is the caps word a DO, IO, PN, DA, AP, OP:

The Schonbrunn Zoo in Germany is the oldest ZOO still in existence today.

A

PN

40
Q

Is the caps word a DO, IO, PN, DA, AP, OP:

The ambassador invited our leaders and US for a tour of the zoo.

A

DO

41
Q

Is the caps word a DO, IO, PN, DA, AP, OP:

The zookeeper was the ONE who made our visit delightful.

A

PN

42
Q

Is the caps word a DO, IO, PN, DA, AP, OP:

Menageries, small EXHIBITS of only a few animals, were common in Europe during the seventeenth century.

A

AP

43
Q

Is the caps word a DO, IO, PN, DA, AP, OP:

Petting zoos give ALL of us an opportunity to pet or feed animals.

A

IO

44
Q

Is capitalization & punctuation correct or incorrect:

John G. Whittier, the Quaker poet, was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts.

A

Correct

45
Q

Is capitalization & punctuation correct or incorrect:

The poetry of Whittier is sometimes sentimental, it is always marked by a pure and simple style.

A

Incorrect

46
Q

Is capitalization & punctuation correct or incorrect:

Two of Whittier’s hymns, “Immortal Love Forever Full” and “Dear Lord and Father of Mankind,” appear in most hymnbooks.

A

Correct

47
Q

Is capitalization & punctuation correct or incorrect:

Wasn’t it Whittier who said, “search thine own heart, what paineth thee in others in thyself may be”?

A

Incorrect

48
Q

Sentence, Fragment, Run-on:

While traveling through the Mediterranean region.

A

F

49
Q

Sentence, Fragment, Run-on:

Although early Christians were hunted down, tortured, and persecuted.

A

F

50
Q

Sentence, Fragment, Run-on:

Paul had a “thorn in the flesh” God gave him grace to overcome this physical weakness.

A

RO

51
Q

Sentence, Fragment, Run-on:

James often stayed on his knees in prayer a long time, praying for the special needs of his friends and relatives.

A

S

52
Q

The Brothers Karamazov (is, are) a book by the Russian novelist Fyodor Dostoevsky.

A

is

53
Q

A lame man lay at Solomon’s Porch, but our Lord (raised, rose) him up.

A

raised

54
Q

We (better, had better) hurry or we will be late for school.

A

had better

55
Q

Alexandra (sneaked, snuck) into the house.

A

sneaked

56
Q

the vase on the mantle was old, and so it (busted, broke) easily.

A

broke

57
Q

When they arrived, the worship service had already (began, begun)

A

begun

58
Q

Our alarm clock (ringed, rang), but we didn’t hear it.

A

rang

59
Q

The pest control company (attacked, attackted) the anthills all around our home.

A

attacked

60
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Gamaliel (learned, taught) Paul every point of the Old Testament Law.

A

taught

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