DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify any cumulative adjectives in the sentence. (30 points)
*There are exactly TWO in each sentence.
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
*Each adjective must go in the order of the sentence - reading from left to right.
2. Identify the adjective that has a higher level of importance. (15 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Her sister made purple confetti cupcakes.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Her sister made purple confetti cupcakes.
Most Important Adjective: Her sister made purple confetti cupcakes.
Cumulative Adjective #1: My grandfather is a wise old man.
Cumulative Adjective #2: My grandfather is a wise old man.
Most Important Adjective: My grandfather is a wise old man.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Tracy hoped to get a shiny road bike.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Tracy hoped to get a shiny road bike.
Most Important Adjective: Tracy hoped to get a shiny road bike.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Mom lit the candles on Mindy’s chocolate birthday cake.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Mom lit the candles on Mindy’s chocolate birthday cake.
Most Important Adjective: Mom lit the candles on Mindy’s chocolate birthday cake.
Cumulative Adjective #1: With a sudden sideways glance, he saw that he was not alone.
Cumulative Adjective #2: With a sudden sideways glance, he saw that he was not alone.
Most Important Adjective: With a sudden sideways glance, he saw that he was not alone.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Ants have sensitive elbowed antennae for touch and smell.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Ants have sensitive elbowed antennae for touch and smell.
Most Important Adjective: Ants have sensitive elbowed antennae for touch and smell.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Windy weather continued for four long days.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Windy weather continued for four long days.
Most Important Adjective: Windy weather continued for four long days.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Throw the big orange ball over there, please.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Throw the big orange ball over there, please.
Most Important Adjective: Throw the big orange ball over there, please.
Cumulative Adjective #1: She wore a nice pink dress at the school’s prom back in May.
Cumulative Adjective #2: She wore a nice pink dress at the school’s prom back in May.
Most Important Adjective: She wore a nice pink dress at the school’s prom back in May.
Cumulative Adjective #1: The green apple trees grew next to the house where I was born.
Cumulative Adjective #2: The green apple trees grew next to the house where I was born.
Most Important Adjective: The green apple trees grew next to the house where I was born.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Tavon painted the living room a light tan color.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Tavon painted the living room a light tan color.
Most Important Adjective: Tavon painted the living room a light tan color.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Mark owns several wool sweaters.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Mark owns several wool sweaters.
Most Important Adjective: Mark owns several wool sweaters.
Cumulative Adjective #1: I bought three boxes of delicious caramel cookies.
Cumulative Adjective #2: I bought three boxes of delicious caramel cookies.
Most Important Adjective: I bought three boxes of delicious caramel cookies.
Cumulative Adjective #1: The students made a tall can tower in Science class.
Cumulative Adjective #2: The students made a tall can tower in Science class.
Most Important Adjective: The students made a tall can tower in Science class.
Cumulative Adjective #1: Hundreds of cheering football fans ran out onto the field.
Cumulative Adjective #2: Hundreds of cheering football fans ran out onto the field.
Most Important Adjective: Hundreds of cheering football fans ran out onto the field.