Week 7 FRIDAY: Language Quiz

Is this a simile or metaphor?

• simile
• metaphor

What is the meaning of this simile or metaphor?

• He was a log.
• He slept very well.
• He slept very lightly.
• He slept and turned into a log.

Which pair of correlative conjunctions best completes the sentence?

• neither/nor
• either/or
• both/and
• whether/or

Which definition of clear is being used in the sentence?

• 1
• 2
• 3

Look for any SHIFTS in verb tense. Is the sentence correct or incorrect?

• Correct
• Incorrect

If the sentence was incorrect, pick the corrected sentence.

• The sentence is correct.
• Now that Jack is eleven years old, he wanting to stay up late.
• Now that Jack is eleven years old, he want to stay up late.
• Now that Jack is eleven years old, he wants to stay up late.

Add a comma to correct the sentence.

• Jason, can I use your pencil?
• Jason can I, use your pencil?
• Jason can I use, your pencil?
• Jason can I use your, pencil?

Add a comma to correct the sentence.

• No, you may not use my pencil.
• No you, may not use my pencil.
• No you may, not use my pencil.
• No you may not use, my pencil.

Add a comma to correct the sentence.

• That’s, my pencil isn’t it?
• That’s my, pencil isn’t it?
• That’s my pencil, isn’t it?
• That’s my pencil isn’t, it?

What does the root rupt mean?

• break, burst
• guide, rule
• health
• red