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Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. All rights reserved. CHAPTER 11 | Parts of Speech Overview 45 1. This snak e is not poisonous. A proper noun B pronoun C common noun D adjective 2. Have y ou ever tasted Chinese mooncakes? A pronoun B common noun C proper adjective D proper noun 3. The eag e r children lined up at the door. A proper adjective B adjective C proper noun D common noun 4. The video game about famous artists is mine . A common noun B adjective C proper noun D pronoun 5. Mr. Garza looks t ir e d today. A noun B pronoun C adjective D proper adjective Parts of Speech Overview: Noun, Pronoun, Adjective for CHAPTER 11 pages 322–45 DIRECTIONS Read each sentence below. Then, choose the answer that identifies each under- lined word or group of words. EXAMPLE 1. We bought stamps at the p ost o ffic e . A pronoun B proper adjective C adjective D noun Answer A B C D NAME CLASS DATE SCORE CHAPTER TEST
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CHAPTER 11 | Parts of Speech Overview 45
1. This snake is not poisonous.
A proper noun
B pronoun
C common noun
D adjective
2. Have you ever tasted Chinese mooncakes?
A pronoun
B common noun
C proper adjective
D proper noun
3. The eager children lined up at the door.
A proper adjective
B adjective
C proper noun
D common noun
4. The video game about famous artists is mine.
A common noun
B adjective
C proper noun
D pronoun
5. Mr. Garza looks tired today.
A noun
B pronoun
C adjective
D proper adjective
Parts of Speech Overview: Noun, Pronoun, Adjective
for CHAPTER 11 pages 322–45
DIRECTIONS Read each sentence below. Then, choose the answer that identifies each under-lined word or group of words.
EXAMPLE
1. We bought stamps at the post office.
A pronoun
B proper adjective
C adjective
D noun
Answer A B C D
NAME CLASS DATE SCORE
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NAME CLASS DATE
6. One of the best-known Hindu gods is Krishna.
A common noun
B proper noun
C proper adjective
D pronoun
7. This is the latest book written by Phyllis Shalant.
A proper noun
B pronoun
C proper adjective
D adjective
8. Grandfather taught me a Nigerian folk song.
A proper adjective
B pronoun
C adjective
D proper noun
9. Justin brought these snacks to share with the class.
A pronoun
B common noun
C proper noun
D adjective
10. Did you tell anyone your password?
A noun
B adjective
C pronoun
D proper adjective
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Answer Sheet 5
Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics
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Ch a p ter 10The Se nte n ce (Su b j e ct andPre d i cate, Kinds ofSe nte n ce s ) , p. 4 3
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Ch a p ter 11Pa rts of Speech Ove rv i ew( No u n , Pro n o u n , Ad j e ct i ve ) ,p. 4 5
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Ch a p ter 12Pa rts of Speech Ove rv i ew(Ve r b, Adve r b, Pre po s i t i o n ,Co n j u n ct i o n ,I nte r j e ct i o n ) ,p. 4 7
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