A) expression B) timing C) job D) emotion
A) False B) True
A) ten B) six C) nine D) eight E) seven
A) adjective B) preposition C) noun D) adverb E) pronound
A) state of being B) figurative speech C) action D) idea E) pronoun
A) every noun B) proper C) abstract D) common E) concrete
A) Congress, the devious cat, couldn't wait to trap the cantankerous rat that had been eating his dry food and depositing pellets in his water bowl. B) The delightful dog truly enjoyed going on long, adventurous walks. C) The magical cat sat patiently, licking its lips and purring while waiting for its wet food. D) Ross, the pudgy pooch, loved sneaking warm, crusty treats from the kitty litter box early in the morning.
A) My neighbors pet pig, Oinkers, was so talented it knew how to ride a surf board! B) Did you know that there use to be giant, flightless birds living in the islands? C) Some people don't like rodents, but I think they make wonderful household pets! D) The albino whale breached the surface of the pristine water, putting on a spectacle for all to see.
A) True B) False
A) it B) they C) something D) she E) when
A) feed, starves B) it, something C) someone, the, something D) someone, something, it
A) True B) False
A) feed B) beat C) win D) bake
A) Hailey surfed the majestic waves gracefully, gliding effortlessly on the silky surface. B) Ocean's board crashed down upon the reef, snapping it into a dozen separate pieces which floated away with the receding tide. C) The turtle floated amiably in the pond. D) Fearlessly, Reed rushed into the mountainous waves at Magics.
A) went B) are C) was D) been E) is
A) True B) False
A) The round, wooden clock ticked loudly while I sat looking at the long, boring test in front of me. B) Josh thought he might fall fast asleep if the test went on much longer. C) Makena earned such a high score on the SAT, that she got a full-ride scholarship to any school of her choice. D) My bland cereal was better than her mushy oatmeal.
A) Whose? B) How much? C) How many? D) Which one? E) What kind?
A) False B) True
A) quite B) happily C) tomorrow D) greatly E) seven
A) The children ran quickly to the car, excited to ride in a convertible for the first time. B) The energetic children waited for the new, red car to arrive. C) The children knew that they would get a new car tomorrow, and could hardly sleep. D) The children's hair flowed freely as they rapidly roared down the road.
A) Active & Being B) Coercive & Subversive C) Coordinating & Combining D) Coordinating & Subordinating
A) on the other hand B) or C) nor D) but E) and
A) since B) because C) consequently D) finally
A) Genna loved to read books when it rained, so when she saw the weather outside she knew just what to do. B) It was raining cats and dogs outside! C) The rain fell rhythmically, lulling me to sleep. D) After the rain fell, there were little waterfalls all over our neighborhood.
A) pronoun B) conjunction C) preposition D) verb E) appostive
A) through B) near C) past D) around E) though
A) Each player felt like he had given 110%. B) Football is fun. C) The wide receiver ducked and weaved his way through myriad defenders to reach the in-zone. D) The team captains drenched the coach with a whole container of Gatorade. E) Kicking the ball with all his might, the punter sent the orb soaring high into the sky like a bird reaching toward the heavens.
A) into the mud B) without a care C) over the river D) after the storm E) walking briskly
A) article B) emoji C) transitive verb D) subordinating conjunction E) interjection
A) Eek B) sad C) Uh-oh D) Oh, snap E) Eww
A) Whew! B) Ugh! C) Meh. D) Yikes! E) Bazinga! |