Parts of Speech Review: Quiz 2
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Question 1 of 8
1. Question
Please read the following sentence and then match the selected words with the part of speech!
The Gallipoli campaign resulted in a victory for the Ottomans, although they lost more men than the British and French.
Sort elements
- verb
- preposition
- article
- proper noun
- conjunction
- pronoun
- adjective
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resulted
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in
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the
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Ottomans
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although
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they
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more
Correct 7 / 7 PointsIncorrect / 7 Points -
Question 2 of 8
2. Question
Please read the following sentence and then match the selected words with the part of speech!
We visited Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, and checked out the Te Papa Museum right by the harbour.
Sort elements
- verb
- common noun
- preposition
- conjunction
- proper noun
- article
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visited
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capital
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of
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and
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Te Papa Museum
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the
Correct 6 / 6 PointsIncorrect / 6 Points -
Question 3 of 8
3. Question
Please read the following sentence and then match the selected words with the part of speech!
We checked the scores on ESPN and were happy to see that the Raptors beat the Celtics again.
Sort elements
- pronoun
- noun
- linking verb
- adjective
- infinitive
- transitive verb
- adverb
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we
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scores
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were
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happy
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to see
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beat
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again
Correct 7 / 7 PointsIncorrect / 7 Points -
Question 4 of 8
4. Question
Please read the following sentence and then match the selected words with the part of speech!
Suzanne claims that a mochaccino made with instant coffee tastes nothing like the genuine article.
Sort elements
- proper noun
- subordinating conjunction
- preposition
- adjective
- common noun
- indefinite pronoun
- verb
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Suzanne
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that
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with
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instant
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coffee
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nothing
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tastes
Correct 7 / 7 PointsIncorrect / 7 Points -
Question 5 of 8
5. Question
Please read the following sentence and then match the selected words with the part of speech!
Because the bananas were overripe, the fruit flies were actually going bananas.
Sort elements
- subordinating conjunction
- common noun
- linking verb
- adjective
- present participle
- adverb
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because
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bananas
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were
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overripe
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going
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actually
Correct 6 / 6 PointsIncorrect / 6 Points -
Question 6 of 8
6. Question
Please read the following sentence and then match the selected words with the part of speech!
Sherry blamed all her aches on growing pains, which I think is frankly ridiculous.
Sort elements
- personal pronoun
- noun
- present participle, adjective
- relative pronoun
- verb
- adverb
- adjective
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her
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aches
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growing
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which
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think
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frankly
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ridiculous
Correct 7 / 7 PointsIncorrect / 7 Points -
Question 7 of 8
7. Question
Please read the following sentence and then match the selected words with the part of speech!
Anyone can succeed at failure, my uncle always used to say.
Sort elements
- pronoun, subject
- preposition
- noun
- pronoun
- adverb
- helping verb
- infinitive
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anyone
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at
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failure
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my
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always
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can
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to say
Correct 7 / 7 PointsIncorrect / 7 Points -
Question 8 of 8
8. Question
Please read the following sentence and then match the selected words with the part of speech!
Mr. Cale suffered greatly from dry eyes, especially after he moved to the desert.
Sort elements
- proper noun
- verb
- adverb
- preposition
- adjective
- common noun
- conjunction
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Cale
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suffered
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greatly
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from
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dry
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eyes
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after
Correct 7 / 7 PointsIncorrect / 7 Points