AnswersLISD English II AComparing Genres: Biography and Editorial

Parts of Speech and Types of Phrases Answers

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Which sentence contains a phrase that adds a specific detail about time?

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My dog loves running around the park.
B
I lost my necklace on top of the hill.
C
The house next door to me is getting new windows.
D
For several months, my sister was addicted to playing tennis.
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Use the drop-down menus to identify the underlined phrase in each sentence.

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The students carrying boxes into their new dorm rooms were exhausted at the end of the day.:participial phrase
To text in the middle of a movie is rude to other moviegoers.:infinitive phrase
Skiing down that slope was exhilarating!:gerund phrase
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gerund phrase✔ infinitive phraseparticipial phrase

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gerund phrase
B
✔ infinitive phrase
C
participial phrase
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✔ gerund phraseinfinitive phraseparticipial phrase

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✔ gerund phrase
B
infinitive phrase
C
participial phrase
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Use the drop-down menus to identify the underlined phrase in each sentence.

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A statue of great size stood in front of the castle.:adjectival phrase
Let’s take a photograph of the beautiful mountain.:adjectival phrase
The family who lives next door asked me to babysit for their twins.:adverbial phrase
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✔ adjectival phraseadverbial phrase verbal phrase

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✔ adjectival phrase
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adverbial phrase
C
verbal phrase
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adjectival phrase✔ adverbial phraseverbal phrase

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adjectival phrase
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✔ adverbial phrase
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verbal phrase
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Which revision best uses a phrase to combine the first two sentences?

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There was a raging forest storm.
B
Deep in the forest, a storm was raging.
C
To escape the storm, forest animals hid.
D
To the animals of the forest, a storm raged.
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The following sentence has a misplaced modifier.The team raced to the field armed with their bats, balls, and mitts to practice for the game.Which revision best corrects the error in the sentence?

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The team raced to the field to practice for the game, armed with their bats, balls, and mitts.
B
The team raced to the field to practice armed with their bats, balls, and mitts for the game.
C
Armed with their bats, balls, and mitts, the team raced to the field to practice for the game.
D
The team raced armed with their bats, balls, and mitts to the field to practice for the game.
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The following sentence has a dangling modifier.Filling the bicycle tires with plenty of air, the bicycle seemed to race faster.Which revision best corrects the error in the sentence?

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The bicycle seemed to race faster, filling the bicycle tires with plenty of air.
B
The bicycle, filling the bicycle tires with plenty of air, seemed to race faster.
C
Carmen found that she could race faster, filling the bicycle tires with plenty of air.
D
By filling the bicycle tires with plenty of air, Carmen found that she could race faster.
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Use the drop-down menus to identify the underlined phrase in each sentence.

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A statue of great size stood in front of the castle.:adjectival phrase
Let’s take a photograph of the beautiful mountain.:adjectival phrase
The family who lives next door asked me to babysit for their twins.:adverbial phrase

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