DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify any adjectives in the sentence. (31 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
*DO NOT include any articles or demonstratives.
*Each adjective must go in the order of the sentence - reading from left to right.
2. Identify the noun or pronoun being modified by each adjective. (31 points)
*You may only put EXACTLY one word in each box for your answer.
*Each noun or pronoun must go in the order of the sentence - reading from left to right.
Adjective #1: Common ants are fascinating insects.
Noun #1: Common ants are fascinating insects.
Adjective #2: Common ants are fascinating insects.
Noun #2: Common ants are fascinating insects.
Adjective #1: Ants are social insects that live in organized colonies.
Noun #1: Ants are social insects that live in organized colonies.
Adjective #2: Ants are social insects that live in organized colonies.
Noun #2: Ants are social insects that live in organized colonies.
Adjective #1: Female ants are either queen ants or worker ants.
Noun #1: Female ants are either queen ants or worker ants.
Adjective #2: Female ants are either queen ants or worker ants.
Noun #2: Female ants are either queen ants or worker ants.
Adjective #3: Female ants are either queen ants or worker ants.
Noun #3: Female ants are either queen ants or worker ants.
Adjective #1: Male ants mate with young queens and live very short lives.
Noun #1: Male ants mate with young queens and live very short lives.
Adjective #2: Male ants mate with young queens and live very short lives.
Noun #2: Male ants mate with young queens and live very short lives.
Adjective #3: Male ants mate with young queens and live very short lives.
Noun #3: Male ants mate with young queens and live very short lives.
Adjective #1: Queens live several years and lay numerous broods of eggs.
Noun #1: Queens live several years and lay numerous broods of eggs.
Adjective #2: Queens live several years and lay numerous broods of eggs.
Noun #2: Queens live several years and lay numerous broods of eggs.
Adjective #1: They build structured nests.
Noun #1: They build structured nests.
Adjective #1: To do this, they use two sets of powerful jaws that allow them to chew, to dig, and to carry large objects.
Noun #1: To do this, they use two sets of powerful jaws that allow them to chew, to dig, and to carry large objects.
Adjective #2: To do this, they use two sets of powerful jaws that allow them to chew, to dig, and to carry large objects.
Noun #2: To do this, they use two sets of powerful jaws that allow them to chew, to dig, and to carry large objects.
Adjective #3: To do this, they use two sets of powerful jaws that allow them to chew, to dig, and to carry large objects.
Noun #3: To do this, they use two sets of powerful jaws that allow them to chew, to dig, and to carry large objects.
Adjective #1: Ant nests often have several rooms with connecting tunnels.
Noun #1: Ant nests often have several rooms with connecting tunnels.
Adjective #2: Ant nests often have several rooms with connecting tunnels.
Noun #2: Ant nests often have several rooms with connecting tunnels.
Adjective #3: Ant nests often have several rooms with connecting tunnels.
Noun #3: Ant nests often have several rooms with connecting tunnels.
Adjective #1: Ants have interesting ways to share information.
Noun #1: Ants have interesting ways to share information.
Adjective #1: Elbowed antennae serve as sense organs for touch and smell.
Noun #1: Elbowed antennae serve as sense organs for touch and smell.
Adjective #2: Elbowed antennae serve as sense organs for touch and smell.
Noun #2: Elbowed antennae serve as sense organs for touch and smell.
Adjective #1: When two ants meet, they rely on antennae to determine if they are nestmates or enemies.
Noun #1: When two ants meet, they rely on antennae to determine if they are nestmates or enemies.
Adjective #1: If they discover they are true nestmates, they touch mouths and pass on stored chemicals and stored food.
Noun #1: If they discover they are true nestmates, they touch mouths and pass on stored chemicals and stored food.
Adjective #2: If they discover they are true nestmates, they touch mouths and pass on stored chemicals and stored food.
Noun #2: If they discover they are true nestmates, they touch mouths and pass on stored chemicals and stored food.
Adjective #3: If they discover they are true nestmates, they touch mouths and pass on stored chemicals and stored food.
Noun #3: If they discover they are true nestmates, they touch mouths and pass on stored chemicals and stored food.
Adjective #1: Various chemicals give ants full “reports” on colony conditions.
Noun #1: Various chemicals give ants full “reports” on colony conditions.
Adjective #2: Various chemicals give ants full “reports” on colony conditions.
Noun #2: Various chemicals give ants full “reports” on colony conditions.
Adjective #3: Various chemicals give ants full “reports” on colony conditions.
Noun #3: Various chemicals give ants full “reports” on colony conditions.
Adjective #1: Received information then directs behaviors of individual ants.
Noun #1: Received information then directs behaviors of individual ants.
Adjective #2: Received information then directs behaviors of individual ants.
Noun #2: Received information then directs behaviors of individual ants.