Absolute And Participial Phrases Quiz 6 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which option best combines these two sentences using an absolute phrase? 'Her presentation was a success. She felt a wave of relief.'
2. Identify the absolute phrase in the following sentence: "Engines roaring, the jets cut through the morning sky."
3. Choose the sentence that best uses an absolute phrase.
4. Identify the absolute phrase in the following sentence: "Angie stood at the jetty, her back to the whipping wind."
5. Identify the absolute phrase in this sentence:'Her homework finished, Sarah went to bed early.'
6. Which option best describes the role of an absolute phrase?
7. What is the absolute phrase in the sentence: "The quarterback, sweat streaming from his face, called a timeout" ?
8. Which sentence shows the correct punctuation for an absolute phrase in the middle of a sentence?
9. Bob, smiling widely, posed for a selfie
10. True or False:An appositive is a phrase that renames or explains a noun.
11. Complete the sentence with an absolute phrase that shows a cause: ..... , the students cheered and packed their bags.
12. ..... , the military moved into action.
13. Fill in the blank to correctly position the absolute phrase and make the sentence clear:The runner crossed the finish line, .....
14. Which of the following uses an absolute phrase correctly?
15. Absolute phrases can contain a noun followed by a participle.
16. Fill in the blank to logically complete the sentence:My dog stared at the door, ..... for my mom to come home.
17. True or False:An absolute phrase can modify the entire sentence.
18. Identify the appositive:My cousin Sammy broke his arm in the championship game last weekend.
19. ..... , the researchers intensified their efforts.
20. Which option best combines these two sentences into one using an absolute phrase? 'The movie ended. The crowd slowly began to leave.'
21. True or False:You must always place a comma after an absolute phrase that starts a sentence.
22. How many OBJECT pronouns are in the following sentence? I was excited that he decided to come with me to the party.
23. Create a sentence using an absolute phrase:Eyes closed, .....
24. Choose the sentence that includes an absolute phrase:
25. Which sentence correctly rewrites 'The classroom was silent, and every student was focused on the test' using an absolute phrase?
26. True or False:In the sentence "She stood at the starting line, her face pale with fear, " the absolute phrase is "her face pale with fear, " and the participle "being" is implied.
27. True or False:In the phrase 'The weather (being) cold, ' the word 'being' is optional and can be removed without creating a grammatical error.
28. Add the most logical absolute phrase to the sentence:The old car chugged up the hill, .....
29. Complete the sentence with a present participle to form a proper absolute phrase:The students worked on their project, their pencils ..... furiously across the paper.
30. Complete the sentence with the most appropriate absolute phrase:' ..... , the kids cheered loudly.'
31. In the sentence below, identify the noun and participle (the core of the absolute phrase).Sam could be heard all the way down the hall, his loud laughter carrying across the school.
32. Complete the sentence with an absolute phrase:The storm approaching, ..... , we hurried inside.
33. Which sentence uses an absolute phrase to show cause?
34. Select the correctly punctuated absolute phrase to add it to the sentence ..... Senora Alvarez waited excitedly for her guests to arrive.
35. Fill in the blank: ..... , the students quietly read their books.
36. Which option best combines these two sentences using an absolute phrase? The sun began to set. The temperature dropped quickly.
37. Which of the following sentences includes an absolute phrase that indicates contrast?
38. Which absolute phrase completes the sentence:' ..... , she felt a sense of relief.'
39. Complete the sentence with an absolute phrase:Dinner finished, .....
40. True or False:In the sentence, 'The boy holding the basketball is on my team, ' the phrase 'holding the basketball' is an absolute phrase.
41. What is the independent clause in the sentence below?The girl, a straight A student, still studied hard for the test.
42. In the sentence "Her eyes sparkling, she greeted her guests, " what is the absolute phrase?
43. Choose the best way to revise the start of this sentence using an absolute phrase:'Since my chores were all done, I could finally play my video game.'
44. Absolute phrases can occur at the beginning, middle, or end of sentences.
45. Which sentence revision is the best? Original:'The dog ran through the park, excited by all the new smells.'
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47. Absolute phrases can provide additional detail without altering the main sentence structure.
48. Write the infinitive phrase and its function. The sport to play in the fall is volleyball.
49. Complete the sentence:The sun setting, .....
50. Find the appositive:Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin, two American astronauts, first walked on the moon on July 20, 1969.
51. Complete the sentence with the correct irregular past participle to form the absolute phrase:All the snacks ..... , we had to go to the store for more.
52. Absolute phrases can only appear at the beginning of a sentence.
53. Complete the sentence with a prepositional phrase: "The car stopped ..... "
54. What is the form of phrase?Grunting and snuffling noisily, the bear reached on tiptoe for our suspended food bags.
55. How could you best combine these two sentences into one using an absolute phrase? "The sun had set. The air grew chilly."
56. True or False:The absolute phrase in the following sentence is used logically. 'The pizza arrived, its wheels spinning quickly.'
57. ..... , the jury delivered its verdict.
58. Complete the sentence by adding an absolute phrase at the end: "The hiker continued up the trail, ..... "
59. Complete the sentence:The children, ..... , waited for the bus.
60. True or False:In the sentence 'Her hands shaking, she opened the gift, ' the absolute phrase 'Her hands shaking' only describes the word 'hands'.