Matthews Q2:W5

What are you doing this weekend?

Which word is a synonym for completely?

• Partial
• Half
• Totally
• Empty

Which word is a synonym for completely?

• Partial
• Half
• Fully
• Empty

Correct the misspelled word in the following sentence: Matthew mispells words all the time when he is writing.

• Matthew mispells words all the thyme when he is writing.
• Matthew misspells words all the time when he is writing.
• Matthew mispells word all the time when he is writing.
• Matthew mispells words all the time when he is riting.

Which sentence uses a phrase as an appositive?

• The children, giggling loudly, chased the puppies around the yard.
• The dog was brown.
• The little boy ran down the drive.
• Sam did the dishes while Max took out the trash.

Which of the following is a compound sentence?

• The little boy ran down the drive.
• The little boy ran down the drive and dropped his lunchbox.
• The little boy ran down the drive, while chasing his sister, and he dropped his lunchbox.
• The little boy ran down the drive and he dropped his lunchbox.

Which of the following is a compound-complex sentence?

• The little boy ran down the drive.
• The little boy ran down the drive and dropped his lunchbox.
• The little boy ran down the drive, while chasing his sister, and he dropped his lunchbox.
• The little boy ran down the drive and he dropped his lunchbox.

Add the bolded phrase correctly to the sentence: on the shelves. The books stood at attention like soldiers during roll call.

• On the shelves the books stood at attention like soldiers during roll call.
• The books stood at attention like soldiers on the shelves during roll call.
• The books stood at attention like soldiers during roll call on the shelves.
• The books on the shelves stood at attention like soldiers during roll call.

Add comma(s) where needed, if needed. The dentist examined the broken discolored tooth carefully.

• The dentist examined the broken, discolored tooth carefully.
• The dentist, examined, the broken discolored tooth carefully.
• The dentist examined the broken discolored tooth, carefully.
• The dentist, examined the broken discolored, tooth carefully.

Replace the bolded adjective with a more precise word: Last night, we watched a good documentary about dinosaurs.

• interesting
• wonderful
• boring
• educational