#GRAMMAR 1.6 PRACTICE (due date: Tuesday, October 12)

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48 questions

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#GRAMMAR 1.6 PRACTICE (due date: Tuesday, October 12)

Last updated over 2 years ago

48 questions

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?
REDO CODE: BE3GAJ

PART 1 of 1
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify any concrete nouns in the sentence. (48 points)
          *You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer unless it is a proper noun.
          *Each noun must go in the order of the sentence - reading from left to right.

Sentence #1: A commercial pilot must have a lot of flying experience.
(1 Concrete Noun)

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Concrete Noun #1: A commercial pilot must have a lot of flying experience.

Sentence #2: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.
(4 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

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Concrete Noun #2: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

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Concrete Noun #3: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

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Concrete Noun #4: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

Sentence #3: The judge reminded the witness to tell the truth.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The judge reminded the witness to tell the truth.

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Concrete Noun #2: The judge reminded the witness to tell the truth.

Sentence #4: The playful beagle liked to chase its tail.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The playful beagle liked to chase its tail.

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Concrete Noun #2: The playful beagle liked to chase its tail.

Sentence #5: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.
(4 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

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Concrete Noun #2: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

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Concrete Noun #3: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

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Concrete Noun #4: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

Sentence #6: Clouds covered the sun and sky.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Clouds covered the sun and sky.

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Concrete Noun #2: Clouds covered the sun and sky.

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Concrete Noun #3: Clouds covered the sun and sky.

Sentence #7: The veterinarian spent time and energy examining horses.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The veterinarian spent time and energy examining horses.

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Concrete Noun #2: The veterinarian spent time and energy examining horses.

Sentence #8: My cat gets great pleasure sitting on the windowsill.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: My cat gets great pleasure sitting on the windowsill.

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Concrete Noun #2: My cat gets great pleasure sitting on the windowsill.

Sentence #9: The malls are bursting with people.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The malls are bursting with people.

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Concrete Noun #2: The malls are bursting with people.

Sentence #10: The museum held paintings and sculptures of great beauty.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The museum held paintings and sculptures of great beauty.

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Concrete Noun #2: The museum held paintings and sculptures of great beauty.

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Concrete Noun #3: The museum held paintings and sculptures of great beauty.

Sentence #11: As huge waves crashed onto the shore, the beachcombers fled in fear.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: As huge waves crashed onto the shore, the beachcombers fled in fear.

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Concrete Noun #2: As huge waves crashed onto the shore, the beachcombers fled in fear.

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Concrete Noun #3: As huge waves crashed onto the shore, the beachcombers fled in fear.

Sentence #12: The college students lived in a quiet dormitory.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The college students lived in a quiet dormitory.

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Concrete Noun #2: The college students lived in a quiet dormitory.

Sentence #13: The teacher at the preschool showed much patience.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The teacher at the preschool showed much patience.

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Concrete Noun #2: The teacher at the preschool showed much patience.

Sentence #14: Small children like to play with blocks.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Small children like to play with blocks.

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Concrete Noun #2: Small children like to play with blocks.

Sentence #15: The tennis player hit the ball with accuracy and determination.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The tennis player hit the ball with accuracy and determination.

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Concrete Noun #2: The tennis player hit the ball with accuracy and determination.

Sentence #16: The long-legged spider spun a web under the stairs in the basement.
(4 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The long-legged spider spun a web under the stairs in the basement.

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Concrete Noun #2: The long-legged spider spun a web under the stairs in the basement.

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Concrete Noun #3: The long-legged spider spun a web under the stairs in the basement.

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Concrete Noun #4: The long-legged spider spun a web under the stairs in the basement.

Sentence #17: The triathlete collapsed with exhaustion after reaching the finish line.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: The triathlete collapsed with exhaustion after reaching the finish line.

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Concrete Noun #2: The triathlete collapsed with exhaustion after reaching the finish line.

Sentence #18: While taking the test, the student frowned in concentration.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: While taking the test, the student frowned in concentration.

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Concrete Noun #2: While taking the test, the student frowned in concentration.

Sentence #19: Tourists watched in fascination as the volcano oozed lava.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Tourists watched in fascination as the volcano oozed lava.

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Concrete Noun #2: Tourists watched in fascination as the volcano oozed lava.

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Concrete Noun #3: Tourists watched in fascination as the volcano oozed lava.

Sentence #20: The athlete possessed raw talent and ability.
(1 Concrete Noun)

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#GRAMMAR 1.6 PRACTICE (due date: Tuesday, October 12)

#GRAMMAR 1.6 PRACTICE (due date: Tuesday, October 12)

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?

PART 1 of 1

Concrete Noun #1: A commercial pilot must have a lot of flying experience.

Concrete Noun #1: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

Concrete Noun #2: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

Concrete Noun #3: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

Concrete Noun #4: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

Concrete Noun #1: The judge reminded the witness to tell the truth.

Concrete Noun #2: The judge reminded the witness to tell the truth.

Concrete Noun #1: The playful beagle liked to chase its tail.

Concrete Noun #2: The playful beagle liked to chase its tail.

Concrete Noun #1: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

Concrete Noun #2: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

Concrete Noun #3: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

Concrete Noun #4: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

Concrete Noun #1: Clouds covered the sun and sky.

Concrete Noun #2: Clouds covered the sun and sky.

Concrete Noun #3: Clouds covered the sun and sky.

Concrete Noun #1: The veterinarian spent time and energy examining horses.

Concrete Noun #2: The veterinarian spent time and energy examining horses.

Concrete Noun #1: My cat gets great pleasure sitting on the windowsill.

Concrete Noun #2: My cat gets great pleasure sitting on the windowsill.

Concrete Noun #1: The malls are bursting with people.

Concrete Noun #2: The malls are bursting with people.

Concrete Noun #1: The museum held paintings and sculptures of great beauty.

Concrete Noun #2: The museum held paintings and sculptures of great beauty.

Concrete Noun #3: The museum held paintings and sculptures of great beauty.

Concrete Noun #1: As huge waves crashed onto the shore, the beachcombers fled in fear.

Concrete Noun #2: As huge waves crashed onto the shore, the beachcombers fled in fear.

Concrete Noun #3: As huge waves crashed onto the shore, the beachcombers fled in fear.

Concrete Noun #1: The college students lived in a quiet dormitory.

Concrete Noun #2: The college students lived in a quiet dormitory.

Concrete Noun #1: The teacher at the preschool showed much patience.

Concrete Noun #2: The teacher at the preschool showed much patience.

Concrete Noun #1: Small children like to play with blocks.

Concrete Noun #2: Small children like to play with blocks.

Concrete Noun #1: The tennis player hit the ball with accuracy and determination.

Concrete Noun #2: The tennis player hit the ball with accuracy and determination.

Concrete Noun #1: The long-legged spider spun a web under the stairs in the basement.

Concrete Noun #2: The long-legged spider spun a web under the stairs in the basement.

Concrete Noun #3: The long-legged spider spun a web under the stairs in the basement.

Concrete Noun #4: The long-legged spider spun a web under the stairs in the basement.

Concrete Noun #1: The triathlete collapsed with exhaustion after reaching the finish line.

Concrete Noun #2: The triathlete collapsed with exhaustion after reaching the finish line.

Concrete Noun #1: While taking the test, the student frowned in concentration.

Concrete Noun #2: While taking the test, the student frowned in concentration.

Concrete Noun #1: Tourists watched in fascination as the volcano oozed lava.

Concrete Noun #2: Tourists watched in fascination as the volcano oozed lava.

Concrete Noun #3: Tourists watched in fascination as the volcano oozed lava.

Concrete Noun #1: The athlete possessed raw talent and ability.

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?

PART 1 of 1

Concrete Noun #1: A commercial pilot must have a lot of flying experience.

Concrete Noun #1: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

Concrete Noun #2: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

Concrete Noun #3: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

Concrete Noun #4: My uncle, aunt, and cousin live in a large trailer.

Concrete Noun #1: The judge reminded the witness to tell the truth.

Concrete Noun #2: The judge reminded the witness to tell the truth.

Concrete Noun #1: The playful beagle liked to chase its tail.

Concrete Noun #2: The playful beagle liked to chase its tail.

Concrete Noun #1: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

Concrete Noun #2: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

Concrete Noun #3: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

Concrete Noun #4: The walls and ceiling of the room were covered with dirt.

Concrete Noun #1: Clouds covered the sun and sky.

Concrete Noun #2: Clouds covered the sun and sky.

Concrete Noun #3: Clouds covered the sun and sky.

Concrete Noun #1: The veterinarian spent time and energy examining horses.

Concrete Noun #2: The veterinarian spent time and energy examining horses.

Concrete Noun #1: My cat gets great pleasure sitting on the windowsill.

Concrete Noun #2: My cat gets great pleasure sitting on the windowsill.

Concrete Noun #1: The malls are bursting with people.

Concrete Noun #2: The malls are bursting with people.

Concrete Noun #1: The museum held paintings and sculptures of great beauty.

Concrete Noun #2: The museum held paintings and sculptures of great beauty.

Concrete Noun #3: The museum held paintings and sculptures of great beauty.

Concrete Noun #1: As huge waves crashed onto the shore, the beachcombers fled in fear.