English Exam Review

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English Exam Review

• Mrs. Womack
• 6th grade Language Arts
• CMDS

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Which of the following is not a clause?

• A) when I grow up
• B) my name is Suzy
• C) around the courtyard
• D) after I go to sleep

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Which of the following is not a clause?

• C) around the courtyard

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Please turn in your homework.

• A) Declarative
• B) Interrogative
• C) Imperative
• D) Exclamatory

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Please turn in your homework.

• C) Imperative

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Why did you say that?

• A) Interrogative
• B) Declarative
• C) Imperative
• D) Exclamatory

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Why did you say that?

• A) Interrogative

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Can you believe she said that?

• A) Declarative
• B) Imperative
• C) Exclamatory
• D) Interrogative

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Can you believe she said that?

• D) Interrogative

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What a great field day!

• A) Imperative
• B) Exclamatory
• C) Interrogative
• D) Declarative

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What a great field day!

• B) Exclamatory

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What did you learn in math and science today?

• A) simple
• B) compound
• C) complex

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What did you learn in math and science today?

• A) simple

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Before you eat, you should wash your hands.

• A) simple
• B) compound
• C) complex

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Before you eat, you should wash your hands.

• C) complex

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He tried to call her, but she did not answer.

• A) simple
• B) compound
• C) complex

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He tried to call her, but she did not answer.

• B) compound

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You will ace the exam if you study.

• A) simple
• B) compound
• C) complex

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You will ace the exam if you study.

• C) complex

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Which sentence is correct?

• A) Because I studied, I got an A.
• B) Because I studied I got an A.
• C) Because I studied I got an A.
• D) Because I studied I got an A.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A) Because I studied, I got an A.

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Which sentence is correct?

• A) My puppy will bark when she sees me.
• B) My puppy will bark, when she sees me.
• C) My puppy will bark when she sees me.
• D) My puppy will bark when she sees me.

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Which sentence is correct?

• D) My puppy will bark when she sees me.

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I wore a red crested shirt.

• A) adverb
• B) adjective
• C) noun
• D) pronoun

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I wore a red crested shirt.

• B) adjective

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Her idea was the best.

• A) noun
• B) verb
• C) adverb
• D) adjective

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Her idea was the best.

• A) noun

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Wow! This test is a piece of cake!

• A) preposition
• B) verb
• C) interjection
• D) noun

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Wow! This test is a piece of cake!

• C) interjection

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There is a park down the road.

• A) interjection
• B) preposition
• C) verb
• D) noun

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There is a park down the road.

• B) preposition

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I understand this stuff.

• A) verb
• B) pronoun
• C) adjective
• D) adverb

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I understand this stuff.

• A) verb

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I spoke politely to the man.

• A) adjective
• B) adverb
• C) conjunction
• D) preposition

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I spoke politely to the man.

• B) adverb

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I like cake, and I like ice cream.

• A) preposition
• B) adverb
• C) conjunction
• D) interjection

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I like cake, and I like ice cream.

• C) conjunction

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I brought a football to school.

• A) adverb
• B) adjective
• C) preposition
• D) conjunction

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I brought a football to school.

• B) adjective

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She loves potato chips.

• A) linking verb
• B) helping verb
• C) physical action
• D) mental action

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She loves potato chips.

• D) mental action

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Can you do a back handspring?

• A) linking verb
• B) being verb
• C) helping verb
• D) action verb

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Can you do a back handspring?

• C) helping verb

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The projects look fantastic!

• A) mental action
• B) physical action
• C) linking verb
• D) helping verb

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The projects look fantastic!

• C) linking verb

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I wrote my Mom a nice letter.

• A) linking verb
• B) intransitive verb
• C) transitive verb
• D) being verb

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I wrote my Mom a nice letter.

• C) transitive verb

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The baby will feel the soft blanket.

• A) linking verb
• B) intransitive verb
• C) helping verb
• D) transitive verb

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The baby will feel the soft blanket.

• D) transitive verb

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You should hear the choir sing.

• A) helping verb
• B) transitive verb
• C) intransitive verb
• D) being verb

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You should hear the choir sing.

• A) helping verb

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She swam in the pond at Shelby Farms.

• A) transitive verb
• B) intransitive verb
• C) linking verb
• D) helping verb

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She swam in the pond at Shelby Farms.

• B) intransitive verb

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The comedians were so funny!

• A) linking verb
• B) action verb
• C) helping verb
• D) transitive verb

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The comedians were so funny!

• A) linking verb

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the toys of the children

• A) childrens toys
• B) childrenss toys
• C) childrens toys
• D) childrens toys

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the toys of the children

• C) childrens toys

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the eyes of a cat

• A) cats eyes
• B) cats eyes
• C) catss eyes
• D) cats eyes

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the eyes of a cat

• B) cats eyes

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Mrs. Ellis has a computer.

• A) Mrs. Ellis computer
• B) Mrs. Ellises computer
• C) Mrs. Elliss computer
• D) Mrs. Ellis computer

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Mrs. Ellis has a computer.

• C) Mrs. Elliss computer

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Which is correct?

• A) When she comes over, aunt susan brings gifts.
• B) When she comes over, Aunt Susan brings gifts.
• C) When she comes over, aunt Susan brings gifts.

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Which is correct?

• B) When she comes over, Aunt Susan brings gifts.

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Which is correct?

• A) My Mom grew up south of here.
• B) My mom grew up South of here.
• C) My mom grew up south of here.

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Which is correct?

• C) My mom grew up south of here.

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Which is correct?

• A)People from the north eat swiss cheese.
• B) People from the North eat Swiss cheese.
• C) People from the North eat swiss cheese.

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Which is correct?

• B) People from the North eat Swiss cheese.

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Which is correct?

• A) Our school Principal, Mr. Steve Jackson,
  attended the Super Bowl.
• B) Our school principal, Mr. Steve Jackson,
  attended the Super Bowl.
• C) Our school Principal, Mr. Steve Jackson,
  attended the super bowl.

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Which is correct?

• B) Our school principal, Mr. Steve Jackson,
  attended the Super Bowl.

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Remember

• You also need to study writing mechanics and
  diagramming!
• Best of luck with studying!