English 1 Final Review

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phenomenon

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a remarkable person, thing or event

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ponderous

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large and heavy

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Conducive (in the context: "A good night's sleep is conducive to doing well in school.")

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helpful

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If a person is described as "idle" he/she will likely

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avoid work

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Why was Ebenezer Scrooge considered affluent?

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made a great deal of money

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In the sentence "Alaska is known for its abundance of natural resources," Alaska is a:

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proper noun

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Trust, friendship, and gratitude are examples of

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abstract nouns

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"trees" can be considered

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common, plural, concrete

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"flock" is considered

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a collective noun

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Which of the pronouns below are personal pronouns: mine, yours, I, she, he, me, ours

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I, she, he, me