Identify the subject and complete verb in this sentence. One of my cousins is attending college in Florida.
a. cousins; is
b. college; is attending
c. cousins; is attending
d. one; is attending
Ques. 2A word's connotative meaning is its
a. exact dictionary meaning.
b. synonym.
c. implied meaning.
d. literal meaning.
Ques. 3Students who are most likely to drop out of school share a number of family characteristics.
a. chronological order/process
b. classification
c. cause/effect
d. definition
Ques. 4Louis decided to save time by washing his dark clothes with his white ones. As a result, his white dress shirts are now an ugly grayish pink.
a. classification
b. comparison/contrast
c. definition
d. cause/effect
Ques. 5Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly.
a. The sign at the local pool read, Welcome to our ool. Notice there is no P, so let's keep it that way.
b. The sign at the local pool read, Welcome to our ool. Notice there is noP, so let's keep it that way
c. The sign at the local pool read, Welcome to our ool Notice there is noP, so let's keep it that way.
d. The sign at the local pool read Welcome to our ool Notice there is noP, so let's keep it that way.
Ques. 6One method which psychologists use is observation, which involves watching others and recording what occurs. For instance, child psychologists often observe children through one-way mirrors.
a. chronological order/process
b. classification
c. cause/effect
d. illustration/example
Ques. 7Like butter, most margarine is 99 percent fat and contains about one hundred calories per tablespoon. Margarine, however, contains less saturated fat than butter.
a. illustration/example
b. cause/effect
c. comparison/contrast
d. definition
Ques. 8First, gather the ingredients listed on the box of brownie mix. Next, open the box and empty the dry mix into a bowl. Then, add the ingredients to the brownie mix and stir.
a. chronological order/process
b. classification
c. comparison/contrast
d. cause/effect