Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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The proper plural form of “race track” is a. | races
track. | c. | races
tracks. | b. | races-track. | d. | race tracks. | | | | |
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The proper plural form of “nightgown” is a. | nightsgown. | c. | nights-gowns. | b. | nightgowns. | d. | None of the above | | | | |
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When attempting to make the proper noun “Jack” show possession you add (‘s)
because a. | “Jack” is a plural noun. | b. | “Jack” is a singular noun. | | | | |
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When attempting to make the noun “women” show possession you add (‘s)
because a. | “women” is a plural noun not ending in
s. | b. | “women is a
singular noun not ending in s. | | | | |
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“The paint on the car is white.”
Another way to write this sentence showing possession of the paint by
the car is a. | The car paint is
white. | c. | The car’s
paint is white. | b. | The cars paint is white. | d. | The cars’ paint is white. | | | | |
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C.8
“The top of the table is black.”
Another way to write this sentence showing possession of the top by
the table is a. | The table top is
black. | c. | The table’s
top is black. | b. | The tables top is black. | | | | |
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C.8
“There are more trees to cut.”
What is the noun(s) and what type of noun(s) is it? a. | there, common,
abstract | c. | trees, proper,
concrete | b. | more, common, abstract | d. | trees, common, concrete | | | | |
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C.8
“There isn’t enough time to pay for it.”
What is the noun(s) and what type of noun(s) is it? a. | enough, common,
abstract | d. | time, common,
concrete | b. | time, common, abstract | e. | Both B and C | c. | it, common,
abstract | | | | |
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C.8
“Coach Couch like to watch television.”
We know that “Coach” is an appositive because
a. | it is located at
the beginning of the sentence. | d. | All of
above | b. | it is capitalized. | e. | None of the above | c. | it indicates
Couch’s position. | | | | |
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“Our Dachshund, Foster, is not very fun to play with.”
Dachshund is a/an a. | appositive. | d. | plural noun | b. | noun. | e. | Both A and
D | c. | proper
noun. | | | | |
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