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- 1. Multiple Choice
Identify the noun phrase:
I tried to solve the puzzle.triedthe puzzleI triedI tried to solve - 2. Multiple ChoiceFind the Noun Phrase: "The dog is very large."dogthe dogvery largelarge
- 3. Multiple ChoiceFind the Noun Phrase: "The large dog was waiting for me outside so it could eat me."was waitingthe large dogdogfor me
- 4. Multiple ChoiceFind the Noun Phrase: "Uncle Milt's dog is destroying our house right this instant.""Uncle Milt's dogUncle Miltdogis destroying our house
- 5. Multiple ChoiceFind the Noun Phrase: "I love eating lots of junk food."I lovelots of junk foodjunk foodeating lots
- 6. Multiple ChoiceHow many Noun Phrases are there in this sentence? "The angry principal demanded complete silence."OneTwoThreeFour
- 7. Multiple ChoiceFind the Noun Phrases: "The student forgot his late homework."The studentforgot hishis late homework.Both "The student" and "his late homework."
- 8. Multiple ChoiceFind the Noun Phrase: "The Holocaust Survivor had to share his story."share his story.had to shareThe Holocaust SurvivorHolocaust Survivor
- 9. Multiple Choice
Nouns identify...
actions
people, places, things, and ideas
- 10. Multiple Choice
Noun phrases includes a NOUN and the words that modify (describe) it.
True
False
- 11. Multiple Choice
There is a new typhoon that is about to enter PAR on Wednesday.
What kind of phrase is the underlined group of words?
Adjective phrase
Adverbial phrase
Noun phrase
Verb phrase
- 12. Multiple Choice
"The tour includes three Asian countries." Which is a noun phrase?
includes
The
three Asian countries
- 13. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following do Noun Phrases not include?NounsModifying WordsAdverbsAll of the above
- 14. Multiple ChoiceFind the noun phrase:
The kids were surprised by the summer rain.Surprisedthe summer rainThe kidswere - 15. Multiple ChoiceFind the Noun Phrase:
I live in a good, family homegood, family homegood, familyI live in - 16. Multiple ChoiceChoose the correct definition of a noun phrase:A word that names a person, place, thing, or ideaA noun phrase is a group of words that serves the same purpose as a noun.a word that describes or gives more information about a verba word that describes a noun or pronoun
- 17. Multiple Choice
What is a phrase?
a sentences
a small group of words
one word
an adjective
- 18. Multiple Choice
what is a noun?
a verb
a word that express action
a group of words
a word use to show a person
- 19. Multiple Choice
a noun phrase takes the role of:
subject
verb
adverb
complement
- 20. Multiple Choice
choose the main noun
cold
lots
ice cream
ice
- 21. Multiple Choice
choose the main noun
old
I
very
house
- 22. Multiple Choice
What are the constituents (building blocks) of a Noun Phrase?
Adjectives, Determiners, Adverbs
Adjectives, Determiners, Verbs
Determiners, Nouns, Adjectives,
- 23. Multiple Choice
What group of words include Personal pronouns?
I, We, You, They, He, She, It
This, That, These, Those
What, Which, When, Where, How
- 24. Multiple Choice
What group of words include Demonstrative pronouns?
I, We, You, They, He, She, It
What, which, When, How
This, That, These, Those
- 25. Multiple Choice
What group of words include Interrogative pronouns?
What, Which, When, Where
This, That, These, Those
He, She, It, I, We
- 26. Multiple Choice
What group of words can function as determiners?
Possessive Pronouns, Articles, Demonstrative Pronouns
Proper nouns, Numbers, Quantifiers
All of the above
- 27. Multiple Choice
What group contains the possessive pronouns alone?
Our, Mine, His, It's
Its, My, There
Their, Its, My
- 28. Multiple Choice
What are the formulas for noun phrase?
Determiner + Uncountable Noun
Determiner + Adjective + Uncountable Noun
Determiner + Adjective 1 + Adjective 2 + Uncountable Noun
All of the above
- 29. Multiple Choice
A noun phrase can be appeared in:
the position of a subject only.
the position of an object only.
the position of a subject and an object.
- 30. Multiple Choice
A noun phrase can be a single word only if:
It is a pronoun, a proper noun or an uncountable noun.
It is a pronoun, a proper noun or an uncountable noun or a plural of a countable noun.
None of the above.
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