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🎯 Adjective Phrases – Quiz 9
1. \#6b. Identify the highlighted group of words:The people of France are descendants of the ancient Gauls with whom Caesar fought.
A) Prepositional phrase .
B) Adjective clause.
C) Participle phrase.
D) None of above.
2. Identify the adjectival phrase in this sentence.He was wearing a crown made of gold.
A) Made of gold.
B) Was wearing.
C) Wearing a crown.
D) None of above.
3. I can stay in bed tomorrow morning because I _____ work.
A) HAVE TO.
B) MUSTN'T.
C) DON'T HAVE TO.
D) MUST.
4. We _____ feed the animals. It's forbidden.
A) MUSTN'T.
B) HAVE TO.
C) DON'T HAVE TO.
D) MUST.
5. What's an adjective phrase?.
A) Two or more words that add information to nouns and proper nouns.
B) Two or more words that add information to verbs, nouns, and other adjectives.
C) Two or more words that add information to verbs, adverbs, and other adjectives.
D) None of above.
6. Adjective phrase begins with a question word (such as WHO or WHICH).
A) True.
B) False.
7. You _____ smoke inside the school.
A) Doesn't must.
B) Have to.
C) Must.
D) Mustn't.
8. The students who neglected to prepare for Mrs. Mauzy's English class hid in the cafeteria.
A) This adjective phrase tells what kind.
B) This adjective clause tells which one.
C) This adjective phrase tells which one.
D) This adjective clause tells what kind.
9. State what sort of phrase (noun phrase, prepositionalphrase or adverb phrase) the adverbial phrases in thefollowing sentences are.You're talking far too loudly.
A) ADVERB PHRASE .
B) NOUN PHRASE.
C) PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE.
D) None of above.
10. What is the prepositional phrase? Jack bought the flowers for his mother.
A) Bought the flowers for his mother.
B) For his mother.
C) Bought the flowers.
D) Jack bought.
11. You _____ buy a newspaper. You can have mine.
A) HAVE TO.
B) MUST.
C) MUSTN'T.
D) DON'T HAVE TO.
12. Identify the verb that the adverb phrase is describing:I walked to the game with great excitement.
A) Walked.
B) Great.
C) Game.
D) Excitement.
13. What is the adjective phrase in the following sentence? "This sweet and sour cake is delicious!".
A) Sweet and sour.
B) Sweet and sour cake.
C) Is delicious.
D) None of above.
14. What part of speech is the first word of a prepositional phrase?.
A) Preposition.
B) Adverb.
C) Interjection.
D) Conjunction.
15. The team with the best strategy won the game.
A) Best.
B) Strategy.
C) Team.
D) Game.
16. She wore a necklace set with diamonds.
A) Necklace set with diamonds.
B) Wore a necklace.
C) Set with diamonds.
D) She wore.
17. Change the adjective clauses in parentheses to adjective phrases.One important factor _____ (which contributes) to our happiness is the opportunity for social interaction with family, friends, and acquaintances.
A) Is contributing.
B) Contributed.
C) Contributing.
D) Is contributed.
18. Select the adjective in the sentence.Jeremy handled the breakable glasses very carefully.
A) Glasses.
B) Breakable.
C) Carefully.
D) Very.
19. Complete the following sentence using (Near):2. They live in a big house _____ .
A) Far here.
B) Near here.
C) Near away here.
D) Nearest.
20. Identify the prepositional phrase. The dog had a toy with polka dots.
A) The dog.
B) W/ polka dots.
C) Polka dots.
D) At toy.
21. The sport that I tried out for is softball.
A) Adjective Clause.
B) Adjective.
C) Adjective Phrase.
D) None of these.
22. An adjective phrase answers the questions, "what kind?" or "which one?" As in "I bought a car in mint condition.".
A) True.
B) False.
23. Identify the prepositional phrase that is acting as an adjective.Our neighborhood was once a home for young workers.
A) For young workers.
B) Our neighborhood.
C) Neighborhood was.
D) Was once a home.
24. An adjective tells _____ .
A) What kind, which one, how many.
B) How, when, where.
C) Composite, shield, dome.
D) Executive, legislative, judicial.
25. It is unbelievably difficult especially when he is seating beside you.
A) Noun Phrase.
B) Verb phrase.
C) Adverb Phrase.
D) Adjective Phrase.