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Click on the correct list of participles from the following sentence:
Bored, Frederico pokes at his baked
beans, fried zucchini, and boiled ham. |
| | A) | bored/pokes/baked/fried |
| | B) | Frederico/beans/zucchini/ham |
| | C) | bored/baked/fried/boiled |
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Click on the correct list of participles from the sentence that follows.
The child was like a clinging
vine, arms wrapped around his father and eyes closed tightly. |
| | A) | child/vine/father |
| | B) | clinging/wrapped/closed |
| | C) | like/around/tightly |
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Click on the correct list of participles from the sentence that
follows:
Their parents warned them about buying a home in a town governed by people associated with organized crime. |
| | A) | parents/home/people |
| | B) | warned/about/buying |
| | C) | governed/associated/organized |
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Click on the correct list of participles from the
following sentence:
Fearing for his life and burdened with a heavy pack, the soldier crawled across the mine-filled valley. |
| | A) | fearing/burdened/mine-filled |
| | B) | life/pack/valley |
| | C) | heavy/crawled/across |
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Click on the correct list of participles from the following
sentence:
The exhausted nurses rushed to the side of an incoming patient, badly burned at a backyard barbecue. |
| | A) | exhausted/incoming/burned |
| | B) | rushed/badly/backyard |
| | C) | nurses/patient/barbecue |
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Click on the correct list of participles
from the sentence that follows:
Credited for drafting the British North America Act and appointed as the first prime minister, John Alexander Macdonald,
known as a Father of Confederation, is seen as one of the most colourful figures in Canadian history. |
| | A) | credited/appointed/colourful |
| | B) | credited/first/appointed |
| | C) | credited/appointed/known |
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Click on the correct list of adjectives from the sentence
that follows:
Taught never to argue with customers, Mary Beth quietly picked up the expensive vase that the clumsy young man had
broken. |
| | A) | taught/customers/vase/man |
| | B) | never/to argue/picked/had broken |
| | C) | taught/expensive/clumsy/young |
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Click on the correct list of adjectives from the sentence that follows.
Sirloin steak, Caesar salad, and mashed potatoes
make a great dinner. |
| | A) | steak/salad/potatoes |
| | B) | sirloin/Caesar/mashed/great |
| | C) | sirloin/salad/dinner |
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Click on the correct list of adjectives from the sentence that follows:
The
ocean in Atlantic Canada, though chilly in June, is warm enough for swimming in July and August. |
| | A) | though/enough/swimming |
| | B) | new/chilly/warm |
| | C) | June/July/August |
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Click on the correct list of adjectives from the sentence that follows.
Cape Cod offers luxurious resorts, inviting restaurants, and
excellent shopping. |
| | A) | luxurious/inviting/excellent |
| | B) | resorts/restaurants/shopping |
| | C) | luxurious/resorts/shopping |
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