Pass Prep

As it is used in the passage, what does the highlighted phrase “mind him” mean?

• Take care of him

• Encourage him

• Take him seriously

• Learn from him

• Remember him

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Make the best choice for the highlighted portion.

• preparing to peel a few prickly pears for we.

• preparing to peel a few prickly pears for I.

• preparing to peel a few prickly pears for theirs.

• preparing to peel a few prickly pears for us.

• preparing to peel a few prickly pears for ours.

Make the best choice for the highlighted portion.

• forever testing his limits; and, getting into trouble.

• forever testing his limits and, getting into trouble.

• forever testing his limits and getting into trouble.

• forever testing his limits, and, getting into trouble.

• forever testing his limits and getting, into trouble.

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Make the best choice for the highlighted portion.

• A truck that tried to cross and pass to get by over the flood

• A truck that tried to cross by moving across the flood

• A truck that tried to get across by crossing the flood

• A truck that tried to pass over and cross the flood

• A truck that tried to cross the flood

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Make the best choice for the highlighted portion.

• that abnormally whales behave when approached by human observers.

• abnormally that whales behave when approached by human observers.

• that whales behave abnormally when approached by human observers.

• that whales abnormaller behave when approached by human observers.

• that whales behave abnormallest when approached by human observers.

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Energy entrepreneurs are hurrying to lease winds rights on acreage throughout the Altamont.

• participle

• prepositional

• gerund

• infinitive

the wind-power industry may soon spread to other parts of the country.

• prep/prep

• prep/infin

• infin/prep

• prep/gerund

Identify the type of phrase in the following sentence: 'The book on the table is mine.'

• A) Prepositional

• B) Gerund

• C) Infinitive

• D) Participle

Choose the correct form of the verb: 'Neither the teacher nor the students ___ present.'

• A) is

• B) are

• C) was

• D) were

Select the correct sentence:

• A) She don't like apples.

• B) She doesn't likes apples.

• C) She doesn't like apples.

• D) She don't likes apples.