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PARTS OF SENTENCE:
Write S if the group of words is a Subject and P if it is a
predicate.

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1. Sat silently near the backdoor

2. Was a beautiful sight to see
3. The greedy dog
4. Ceasar, the best declaimer
5. Sings like a bird
6. The dirty, little rascal
7. Recited the poem with illustrations
8. Thelmo and his children
9. You and I
10. Will deliver the State of the Nation Address
11. The long antique, narra table
12. Visit you in your dormitory

Identify if the group of words are SENTENCE, FRAGMENT, or PHRASE.

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13. You run.

14. Run like the wind.
15.Hazel whistles like a leaf blown by the soft wind.
16. Whenever I go there
17. Although the singers sang well
18. Sometimes as dark as the sky
19. Appeared petrified
20. The audience
21. Sing right into the horn.
22. Will last forever
23. Mr. Bella Bartok collects old folk songs.
24. Whistling is good.
25. His contraption

KINDS OF SENTENCES
______ 26. We are all children of God
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Please conserve our natural resources

How beautifully you sing
How can I forget you
Honor and respect your parents
Where can we find the smallest monkey
Run for your life
Cultivate the habit of using products made in the Philippines
Warm colors are mostly bright colors

_______ 35. How do you show the No Parking sign

_______ 36. Can you identify the modern instrument

_______ 37. What a beautiful morning

GERUND AND ITS PHRASE:
Locate the gerund phrase in the following sentences. Box your answers.
38. Hours of editing the newspaper ruined her day.
39. Hanging the pictures on the wall was more difficult than we had anticipated.
40. Try to slip away without telling your friends about it.4. Each afternoon Miriam enjoyed
swimming a few laps.
41. Winning at poker makes Don feel important.
42. I am demoting the officer for disobeying orders.
43. One of my favorite events is canoeing down the Mississippi River.
44. Sometimes wisdom simply means knowing about the importance of silence.
45. Without studying for the test, you are taking a big chance.
46. Abbey is enjoying listening to the Rolling Stones' music.
47. There are few people who question the benefits of encouraging teens.
48. Walking the path in the woods is good exercise.
49. We should teach our children the necessity of helping others in need.
ANALOGIES:
Choose the right word. Write your answer in the blank.
50. Quick is to quickly as good is to ___________
a. worst
b. well
c. better
51. Choose is to choice as believe is to _____________
a. believable
b. belief
c. believer
52. London is to English as Paris is to _______________
a. France
b. Frenches c. French
53. Begin is to begun as write is to ________________
a. writen
b. wrote
c. written
54. Hear is to ear as see is to ________________
a. eye
b. sight
c. sighting
55. Plane is to fly as ship is to ________________
a. sail
b. boat
c. swim
56. Eye is to blind as ear is to _________________
a. deaf
b. dumb
c. silence
From the myth entitled A LOST GLOW, answer the following questions briefly.
57. Why was Mr. Moon getting tired and bored?
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58. What was Mr. Moons complaint?

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59. Was his complaint valid?

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60. How did Cosmo the stellar god, react to Mr. Moons complaint?
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61-62. Did you agree with Cosmos decision? Explain your answer?
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63. What was the moral lesson from the story?
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ROOTWORDS:
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wisdom
understanding
prudence
justice
historical
monotonous
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