True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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B.6
“Can I have an apricot?”
This sentence
properly uses the indefinite article.
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2.
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B.6
“I want an another hamburger.”
This sentence properly uses the indefinite article.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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C.6
 most watchful and  more watchful
Which is the comparative and superlative
adjective a. | 1-superlative /
2-comparative | d. | Both are
superlative adjectives | b. | Both are
comparative adjectives | e. | They are neither superlative nor
comparative | c. | 1 -comparative / 2 -superlative | | | | |
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C.6
 more and  most
Which is the
comparative and superlative adjective? a. | 1-superlative / 2-comparative | d. | Both are superlative adjectives | b. | Both are
comparative adjectives | e. | They are neither
superlative nor comparative | c. | 1 -comparative / 2 -superlative | | | | |
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5.
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C.6
“I really hate these shoes.”
How do you know that there is a demonstrative in this sentence and
what type is it? a. | Because
“really” describes how much the person hates the shoes which indicates that it is a
demonstrative adjective. | c. | Because
“these” points out which pair of shoes the person dislikes. This indicates that the
demonstrative is an adjective. | b. | Because “these” takes the place of and calls
attention to the individual pair that the person is talking about. Therefore, the demonstrative is a
pronoun. | d. | There is not a
demonstrative in this sentence. | | | | |
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6.
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C.6
“They are an English group.”
How do you know what the proper adjective is in this
sentence? a. | “They”
indicates who is in the group and it is capitalized which means that it is a proper
adjective. | c. | “English” is capitalized and indicates what type of band they are.
“English” is the proper adjective. | b. | “Group” is a noun that tells the reader what “they” are in,
therefore, “group” is the proper adjective. | d. | There is not a proper adjective in this
sentence. | | | | |
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C.6
“I want an another hamburger.”
Why is this sentence incorrect? a. | The word after
the indefinite article does not begin with a vowel sound and, therefore, the indefinite article is
incorrect. | c. | The sentence is
correct. | b. | The word after the indefinite article begins with a consonant
sound and, therefore, the indefinite article is incorrect. | | | | |
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B.6
An, the, and a
These words have
what in common? a. | They are all
indefinite articles | c. | They are all
articles | b. | They are all definite articles | d. | They have nothing in common | | | | |
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B.6
“I have a pair of Spanish socks.”
What is the proper adjective in this sentence? a. | have | d. | Spanish | b. | I | e. | There is not a proper adjective in this
sentence. | c. | socks | | | | |
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10.
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B.6
“When are we going to the circus?”
What is the definite article in this sentence? a. | When | d. | to | b. | are | e. | the | c. | going | | | | |
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