#GRAMMAR 1.6 REDO

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48 questions

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#GRAMMAR 1.6 REDO

Last updated almost 3 years ago

48 questions

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?
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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: His honesty impressed the members of the jury.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: His honesty impressed the members of the jury.

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Concrete Noun #2: His honesty impressed the members of the jury.

Sentence #2: Carolyn is seeking compensation for her invention.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Carolyn is seeking compensation for her invention.

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Concrete Noun #2: Carolyn is seeking compensation for her invention.

Sentence #3: My diary contains no secrets.
(1 Concrete Noun)

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Concrete Noun #1: My diary contains no secrets.

Sentence #4: People gathered around the stage in amazement.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: People gathered around the stage in amazement.

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Concrete Noun #2: People gathered around the stage in amazement.

Sentence #5: The flowers were a complete surprise.
(1 Concrete Noun)

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Concrete Noun #1: The flowers were a complete surprise.

Sentence #6: Throughout the entire kingdom, no one was as brave as Sir Lancelot, the famous knight.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Throughout the entire kingdom, no one was as brave as Sir Lancelot, the famous knight.

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Concrete Noun #2: Throughout the entire kingdom, no one was as brave as Sir Lancelot, the famous knight.

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Concrete Noun #3: Throughout the entire kingdom, no one was as brave as Sir Lancelot, the famous knight.

Sentence #7: Mrs. Sanchez built a generator just for this experiment.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Mrs. Sanchez built a generator just for this experiment.

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Concrete Noun #2: Mrs. Sanchez built a generator just for this experiment.

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Concrete Noun #3: Mrs. Sanchez built a generator just for this experiment.

Sentence #8: Freida made every effort to win the race.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Freida made every effort to win the race.

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Concrete Noun #2: Freida made every effort to win the race.

Sentence #9: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish. 
(5 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

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Concrete Noun #2: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

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Concrete Noun #3: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

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Concrete Noun #4: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

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Concrete Noun #5: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Sentence #10: I finally understand the meaning of that song.
(1 Concrete Noun)

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Concrete Noun #1: I finally understand the meaning of that song.

Sentence #11: Juan has written an intriguing short story.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Juan has written an intriguing short story.

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Concrete Noun #2: Juan has written an intriguing short story.

Sentence #12: Talia listens to her favorite rock music on the radio.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Talia listens to her favorite rock music on the radio.

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Concrete Noun #2: Talia listens to her favorite rock music on the radio.

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Concrete Noun #3: Talia listens to her favorite rock music on the radio.

Sentence #13: Earl expressed curiosity about the plot of the novel.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Earl expressed curiosity about the plot of the novel.

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Concrete Noun #2: Earl expressed curiosity about the plot of the novel.

Sentence #14: With a little luck, Stan will get tickets to the concert.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: With a little luck, Stan will get tickets to the concert.

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Concrete Noun #2: With a little luck, Stan will get tickets to the concert.

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Concrete Noun #3: With a little luck, Stan will get tickets to the concert.

Sentence #15: Dwayne received an award for his devotion to this cause.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Dwayne received an award for his devotion to this cause.

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Concrete Noun #2: Dwayne received an award for his devotion to this cause.

Sentence #16: Making the team and passing English were two of Ping’s goals for this semester.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Making the team and passing English were two of Ping’s goals for this semester.

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Concrete Noun #2: Making the team and passing English were two of Ping’s goals for this semester.

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Concrete Noun #3: Making the team and passing English were two of Ping’s goals for this semester.

Sentence #17: Jenny felt sympathy for the little girl whose balloon floated away.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Jenny felt sympathy for the little girl whose balloon floated away.

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Concrete Noun #2: Jenny felt sympathy for the little girl whose balloon floated away.

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Concrete Noun #3: Jenny felt sympathy for the little girl whose balloon floated away.

Sentence #18: Molly enjoyed the beauty of the waterfall.
(2 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Molly enjoyed the beauty of the waterfall.

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Concrete Noun #2: Molly enjoyed the beauty of the waterfall.

Sentence #19: Mrs. Imoto’s heart filled with fear at the loud whistle of the train.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Mrs. Imoto’s heart filled with fear at the loud whistle of the train.

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Concrete Noun #2: Mrs. Imoto’s heart filled with fear at the loud whistle of the train.

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Concrete Noun #3: Mrs. Imoto’s heart filled with fear at the loud whistle of the train.

Sentence #20: Susie had pride in the volcano she made for the science fair.
(3 Concrete Nouns)

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Concrete Noun #1: Susie had pride in the volcano she made for the science fair.

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Concrete Noun #2: Susie had pride in the volcano she made for the science fair.

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#GRAMMAR 1.6 REDO

#GRAMMAR 1.6 REDO

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

Concrete Noun #1: His honesty impressed the members of the jury.

Concrete Noun #2: His honesty impressed the members of the jury.

Concrete Noun #1: Carolyn is seeking compensation for her invention.

Concrete Noun #2: Carolyn is seeking compensation for her invention.

Concrete Noun #1: My diary contains no secrets.

Concrete Noun #1: People gathered around the stage in amazement.

Concrete Noun #2: People gathered around the stage in amazement.

Concrete Noun #1: The flowers were a complete surprise.

Concrete Noun #1: Throughout the entire kingdom, no one was as brave as Sir Lancelot, the famous knight.

Concrete Noun #2: Throughout the entire kingdom, no one was as brave as Sir Lancelot, the famous knight.

Concrete Noun #3: Throughout the entire kingdom, no one was as brave as Sir Lancelot, the famous knight.

Concrete Noun #1: Mrs. Sanchez built a generator just for this experiment.

Concrete Noun #2: Mrs. Sanchez built a generator just for this experiment.

Concrete Noun #3: Mrs. Sanchez built a generator just for this experiment.

Concrete Noun #1: Freida made every effort to win the race.

Concrete Noun #2: Freida made every effort to win the race.

Concrete Noun #1: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Concrete Noun #2: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Concrete Noun #3: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Concrete Noun #4: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Concrete Noun #5: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Concrete Noun #1: I finally understand the meaning of that song.

Concrete Noun #1: Juan has written an intriguing short story.

Concrete Noun #2: Juan has written an intriguing short story.

Concrete Noun #1: Talia listens to her favorite rock music on the radio.

Concrete Noun #2: Talia listens to her favorite rock music on the radio.

Concrete Noun #3: Talia listens to her favorite rock music on the radio.

Concrete Noun #1: Earl expressed curiosity about the plot of the novel.

Concrete Noun #2: Earl expressed curiosity about the plot of the novel.

Concrete Noun #1: With a little luck, Stan will get tickets to the concert.

Concrete Noun #2: With a little luck, Stan will get tickets to the concert.

Concrete Noun #3: With a little luck, Stan will get tickets to the concert.

Concrete Noun #1: Dwayne received an award for his devotion to this cause.

Concrete Noun #2: Dwayne received an award for his devotion to this cause.

Concrete Noun #1: Making the team and passing English were two of Ping’s goals for this semester.

Concrete Noun #2: Making the team and passing English were two of Ping’s goals for this semester.

Concrete Noun #3: Making the team and passing English were two of Ping’s goals for this semester.

Concrete Noun #1: Jenny felt sympathy for the little girl whose balloon floated away.

Concrete Noun #2: Jenny felt sympathy for the little girl whose balloon floated away.

Concrete Noun #3: Jenny felt sympathy for the little girl whose balloon floated away.

Concrete Noun #1: Molly enjoyed the beauty of the waterfall.

Concrete Noun #2: Molly enjoyed the beauty of the waterfall.

Concrete Noun #1: Mrs. Imoto’s heart filled with fear at the loud whistle of the train.

Concrete Noun #2: Mrs. Imoto’s heart filled with fear at the loud whistle of the train.

Concrete Noun #3: Mrs. Imoto’s heart filled with fear at the loud whistle of the train.

Concrete Noun #1: Susie had pride in the volcano she made for the science fair.

Concrete Noun #2: Susie had pride in the volcano she made for the science fair.

Concrete Noun #3: Susie had pride in the volcano she made for the science fair.

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

Concrete Noun #1: His honesty impressed the members of the jury.

Concrete Noun #2: His honesty impressed the members of the jury.

Concrete Noun #1: Carolyn is seeking compensation for her invention.

Concrete Noun #2: Carolyn is seeking compensation for her invention.

Concrete Noun #1: My diary contains no secrets.

Concrete Noun #1: People gathered around the stage in amazement.

Concrete Noun #2: People gathered around the stage in amazement.

Concrete Noun #1: The flowers were a complete surprise.

Concrete Noun #1: Throughout the entire kingdom, no one was as brave as Sir Lancelot, the famous knight.

Concrete Noun #2: Throughout the entire kingdom, no one was as brave as Sir Lancelot, the famous knight.

Concrete Noun #3: Throughout the entire kingdom, no one was as brave as Sir Lancelot, the famous knight.

Concrete Noun #1: Mrs. Sanchez built a generator just for this experiment.

Concrete Noun #2: Mrs. Sanchez built a generator just for this experiment.

Concrete Noun #3: Mrs. Sanchez built a generator just for this experiment.

Concrete Noun #1: Freida made every effort to win the race.

Concrete Noun #2: Freida made every effort to win the race.

Concrete Noun #1: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Concrete Noun #2: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Concrete Noun #3: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Concrete Noun #4: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Concrete Noun #5: Sherry can speak French, but Alicia knows both French and Spanish.

Concrete Noun #1: I finally understand the meaning of that song.

Concrete Noun #1: Juan has written an intriguing short story.

Concrete Noun #2: Juan has written an intriguing short story.

Concrete Noun #1: Talia listens to her favorite rock music on the radio.

Concrete Noun #2: Talia listens to her favorite rock music on the radio.