Absolute And Participial Phrases Quiz 8 (60 MCQs)

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1. Which part of the sentence is the appositive?Draco, my pet cat, is black with a white spot on his chest.
2. Which phrase is an absolute phrase?
3. Identify the absolute phrase in the sentence: "The sun setting, we decided to head back home."
4. True or False:An absolute phrase usually modifies just one specific word in a sentence.
5. A participial phrase can be placed in which position in a sentence?
6. ..... , the town was engulfed in flames.
7. Complete the sentence with an absolute phrase: ..... , the baby slept peacefully.
8. An absolute phrase can be removed from a sentence without changing the core meaning of the sentence.
9. Which sentence uses an absolute phrase with a past participle?
10. Complete the sentence with the best option to create an absolute phrase:The game finally over, we stretched our legs, our eyes ..... from the bright screen.
11. Identify the absolute phrase in the sentence:The match over, we left the stadium.
12. Complete the sentence:The sun ..... , we decided to go for a walk.
13. Choose the correct absolute phrase to complete sentence.The boy grabbed the injured man's hand,
14. Which of the following sentences contains parallel structure?
15. The magician patted the hand, holding it quietly with a thumb on its blue veins, waiting for life to revive.
16. How many OBJECT pronouns are in the following example? "Have you read "Flowers for Algernon? It is certainly a sad story, but it will teach you about life!"
17. Which of the following sentences contains an absolute phrase that provides additional detail about the subject's action?
18. In the sentence 'The final bell ringing, students poured out of the classrooms, ' what job is the absolute phrase The final bell ringing doing?
19. Identify the sentence that contains an absolute phrase where the verb 'being' is omitted.
20. What is the appositive(s)?Heidi, my cousin, will be traveling to Disney World next week.
21. Identify the absolute phrase in the following sentence: "Mom went to the store because the kids had eaten all of the food in only a day."
22. Identify the absolute phrase in the following sentence:Heart pounding, I sat down and waited for the doctor.
23. Identify the absolute phrase in the sentence:'We sat on the porch swing, our feet dangling just above the floor, and watched the fireflies.'
24. True or False:An absolute phrase does not modify the subject of the main sentence directly; it has its own noun 'anchor'.
25. Identify the appositive phrase:Author of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson was extremely well-educated for his time.
26. Identify the absolute phrase in this sentence:'His homework finished, Tom went out to play.'
27. Which of the following sentences contains an absolute phrase that describes location?
28. If the appositive is important or essential to the meaning of your sentence, do not use commas to off set the appositive.
29. What part of speech does a participle act like?
30. Identify the absolute phrase in this sentence:Her homework finished, Sarah watched TV.
31. Complete the sentence to best create a feeling of suspense:The door creaked open, .....
32. True or False:The phrase 'the sun was setting' is a grammatically correct absolute phrase.
33. In the sentence 'The final exam finished, the students rushed out of the classroom, ' what information does the absolute phrase provide?
34. An absolute phrase is a special kind of modifier because it has its own .....
35. Which sentence correctly uses an absolute phrase to convey time?
36. In what position is the participial phrase in the sentence below?She raced down the hall, losing her balance.
37. Complete the sentence with the most logical absolute phrase: ..... , my dog wagged his tail excitedly.
38. What is the appositive phrase in the following:Clarice, an angel, must accomplish this goal by helping the character George Bailey realize what a wonderful life he has had.
39. The entire crowd in the saloon gathered about me now, urging me to drink.
40. Which sentence correctly uses an absolute phrase to combine these two ideas:'The final bell rang. The students rushed out of the classroom.'?
41. Which sentence contains the absolute phrase that provide additional information about the subject of the main clause?
42. What is the absolute phrase in the sentence: "Her suspicions confirmed, the police officer made the arrest" ?
43. Complete the sentence: ..... , she quickly finished her art project.
44. Identify the sentence that uses an absolute phrase to provide background information about the subject.
45. Choose the correct absolute phrase to complete the sentence:'Her hands trembling, ..... '
46. Complete the sentence with the most appropriate absolute phrase:' ..... , the audience clapped enthusiastically.'
47. Which sentence contains an absolute phrase that sets the scene?
48. Fill in the blank with the best absolute phrase to add detail:The detective closed the case file, .....
49. In the sentence, 'Legs shaking, the boy walked onto the stage to give his speech, ' what information does the absolute phrase 'Legs shaking' add?
50. Complete the sentence with an absolute phrase:The teacher entered the room, .....
51. Oppidum oppugnato
52. Absolute Phrase:A sentence part which ..... the rest of the sentence.
53. Which word best completes the absolute phrase for a concise sentence? The pizza ..... , we argued over who would get the last slice.
54. Complete the sentence: ..... , the team captain accepted the trophy with a huge smile.
55. Which sentence best uses an appositive?
56. Identify the absolute phrase in this sentence:'The kids, their faces glowing with excitement, opened their gifts.'
57. True or False:An absolute phrase must contain a subject and a finite verb, like 'she was tired'.
58. Identify the absolute phrase in the following sentence: "His tired eyes drooping, Jordan had to pull over."
59. True or False:An absolute phrase can modify a noun in the sentence.
60. Choose the best sentence that uses an absolute phrase correctly:A storm approaching, .....