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- 1. Multiple Choice
Identify the type and the function of the verbal "to sing" used below.
Fausto loves to sing.
gerund/noun
infinitive/noun
participle/adjective
infinitive/adverb
- 2. Multiple Choice
Choose a word below that best fits in this sentence. ...
Even though I am an avid traveler, flying in an airplane continues to __________ me.
perturb
fluster
annoy
weird
- 3. Multiple Choice
Choose the antonym for the following word: "nullify."
cancel
allow
ruin
retreat
- 4. Multiple Choice
Is this sentence active or passive? ...
The guide dogs learned many new commands.
Active
Passive
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which word is misspelled?
colleague
bask
asterik
dilemma
- 6. Multiple Choice
Select two words that have the same root or affix as the word "caustic."
clause
holocaust
method
historic
- 7. Multiple Choice
Identify the verb and mood. ...
I prefer riding my bike to school instead of walking.
conditional
imperative
subjunctive
interrogative
- 8. Multiple Choice
You could be reprimanded for… (CHOOSE 3)
copying another person’s work.
forgetting to eat dessert.
starting a vicious rumor.
not doing household chores.
- 9. Multiple Choice
Choose the synonym for the following word: "condone."
forbid
allow
create
restore
- 10. Multiple Choice
Which sentence BEST combines these sentences? ...
Woolly mammoths are extinct. Saber-toothed tigers are extinct. Dinosaurs are extinct.
Woolly mammoths, saber-toothed tigers, and dinosaurs are extinct.
Woolly mammoths are extinct., saber-toothed tigers are extinct, and dinosaurs are extinct.
Woolly mammoths (Saber-toothed tigers) and dinosaurs are extinct.
Many animals are extinct.
- 11. Multiple Choice
Choose TWO context clues in this sentence that help you understand what "opportune" means in this paragraph:
Thankfully, the doorbell rang at the opportune time, and I was able to temporarily escape the intense argument between my sister and Hank.
Thankfully, the doorbell range
opportune time
I was able to temporarily escape
my sister and Hank
- 12. Multiple Choice
Which word or phrase is a gerund/noun in this sentence? ...
Jacob won an award for singing in the choir.
Jacob won
an award
singing
choir
- 13. Multiple Choice
What is the suffix in the word resonate?
re-
son
-ate
- 14. Multiple Choice
Choose a matching analogy ... scapel : lacerate.
insults : safeguard
lungs : oxygenate
barriers : allow
sutures : separate
- 15. Multiple Choice
Which sentence has the correct shift in verb voice or mood?
If you were to win a million dollars, you would have to pay a lot of taxes.
You will have to pay a lot of taxes, if you were to win a million dollars.
If you win a million dollars, you could have had to pay a lot of taxes.
If you were to win a million dollars, you will have to pay a lot of taxes.
- 16. Multiple Choice
Which sentence below is written correctly?
I'm ready for summer vacation Lucas said.
"I'm ready for summer vacation," Lucas said.
Im ready for summer vacation, Lucas said.
"I'm ready for Summer Vacation," Lucas said.
- 17. Multiple Choice
What does the root "caust" mean in the word "caustic"?
to burn
to cause
like, related to
quality
- 18. Multiple Choice
In the sentence below, does the word "annoying" have a positive, negative, or neutral connotation?
His repetitive tapping on the desk is annoying!
positive
negative
neutral
- 19. Multiple Choice
Which sentence below uses commas, dashes or parentheses correctly?
While I disagree with his choice, I know he is remorseful, and luckily, he didn't cause any harm.
While I disagree with his choice (I know he is remorseful) and luckily, he didn't cause any harm.
While I disagree with his choice I know he is remorseful, and luckily he didn't cause any harm.
While I disagree, with his choice, I know he is remorseful, and luckily, he didn't, cause any harm.
- 20. Multiple Choice
What is the definition of "endorse" as it is used in this sentence?
She was paid money to endorse a product that she didn't even use.
v. to sign the back of a check before cashing or depositing it
v. to approve of; to support
n. to be favorably associated with a product in return for payment
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