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What words make up a prepositional phrase? A 100
The preposition, the object of the preposition, and any words between them. A 100
Name 3 common prepositions. A 200
Any of the words listed on pg. 316 A 200
Tyrone took a tour through the museum with us. Name the 2 prepositional phrases in this sentence. A 300
through the museum with us A 300
We skated across the lake. What is the object of the preposition in this sentence? A 400
lake A 400
We studied a model of a dinosaur in one exhibit. What are the 2 prepositional phrases in this sentence? What are the objects of the prepositions? A 500
of a dinosaur – dinosaur in one exhibit - exhibit A 500
An adjective phrase is a prepositional phrase that is acting like an… B 100
adjective B 100
Adjective phrases modify or describe… B 200
nouns or pronouns. B 200
The conductor was a famous musician from Japan. What is the adjective phrase? What word is it modifying? B 300
from Japan - musician B 300
I have studied the works from this composer. What is the adjective phrase? What word is it modifying? B 400
of this composer - works B 400
Everyone in the audience applauded the musicians. What is the adjective phrase? What word is it modifying? B 500
in the audience - everyone B 500
Adverb phrases are prepositional phrases that act like… C 100
adverbs. C 100
Adverb phrases describe or modify… C 200
verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. C 200
He spoke with an accent. What is the adverb phrase? What word is it modifying? C 300
with an accent - spoke C 300
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He graduated from a military school and won many medals. What is the adverb phrase? What word is it modifying? C 400
from a military school - graduated C 400
He became friendly with President Roosevelt. What is the adverb phrase? What word is it modifying? C 500
with President Roosevelt - friendly C 500
If the word stands alone, is it a preposition or an adverb? D 100
adverb D 100
Five noisy cats ran by. Preposition or adverb? D 200
adverb - by D 200
The bird landed on a chair. Preposition or adverb? D 300
preposition – on a chair D 300
We laughed in relief. Preposition or adverb? D 400
in relief - preposition D 400
A sparrow flew in. Preposition or adverb? D 500
in - adverb D 500
Louis brought home live fish to put (in, into) his own pond. E 100
into E 100
They (must of, must have) enjoyed the surprises he brought home. E 200
must have E 200
Wild birds perched on a pine branch (in, into) a corner of his bedroom. E 300
in E 300
His parents (could of, could have) been angry with their son’s hobby. E 400
could have E 400
As an adult, he loved teaching (in, into) the great outdoors. E 500
Correct Response Five E E 500
The classification of Mammals with pouches F 100
What are Maruspials? F 100
This second largest bird in the world is native to Australia F 200
What is the ostrich? F 200
Australia’s wild dogs F 300
What are dingos? F 300
This Australian island is the home of a devil and a wolf F 400
What is Tasmania? F 400
Although the National Bird of New Zealand, it is also indigenous to Australia F 500
What is the Kiwi? F 500
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