2. A Homemade PowerPoint Quiz By Houssine Hasni Hassan Dakhil High School Guercif Morocco Test Yourself + past participle Introduction -Definition- References + Present Participle Objectives

3. Level  2 nd year Bac cycle Subject Area Objectives by the end of this presentation, students would be able to:  Identify compound adjectives.  Recognize the different ways used to form compound adjectives.  Deduce the meaning of certain compounds from context and pictures.  Choose the correct compound to complete sentences. Home Page Next

4. Words like densely-populated are compound adjectives and they are made up of two or more words, normally with hyphens between them. Something that is dense contains a lot of things or people in a small area. Thus a densely-populated town or city is one with a high population count within the city boundaries. A densely-wooded hill would be one that is difficult to get through because the trees are so close together. Home Page Densely-populated city densely-wooded hill Next

5. Adjective or adverb plus past participle is one of the most common patterns for forming compound adjectives. Some common examples would include: cold-bloodedkind-heartedold-fashionedopen-minded brightly-litdeeply-rooteddensely-populatedwell-behaved Home Page Next

6. Most animals are warm-blooded but all reptiles are cold-blooded. He was a cold-blooded murderer and showed no emotion of any kind. She lived in an old-fashioned house, but was kind-hearted and open- minded. Nevertheless, she held deeply-rooted beliefs about the sanctity of marriage. The dimly- lit streets in our town encourage burglars. The brightly-lit streets in our town discourage burglars. Home Page Brightly-litDimly-lit Next

7. Note that adverb / past participle combinations when they are used with a copular verb like be or seem, and come after the noun they modify, are not hyphenated: The streets in our town are dimly / brightly lit and encourage / discourage burglars. Home Page Next

8. There are sometimes many possible combinations, e.g. broad-minded, narrow-minded, absent- minded, strong-minded, as well as open- minded. It is partly a matter of knowing which adjectives or adverbs collocate or go with which participles and nouns. We have brightly-lit streets, but also brightly-coloured dresses or swimsuits or sweets. Home PageNext

9. Here are some common examples: good-lookinghard-wearingfree-standing far-reachinglong-lastingnever-ending labour-savingmouth-wateringrecord-breaking Home PageNext

10. The good-looking chef was dressed in hard-wearing clothing and sitting in front of a free-standing cooker. The dishes he had prepared with all the labour-saving devices at his disposal were all mouth- watering. We signed a long-lasting agreement for his services which we hoped would be never-ending. Home Page

11.  noun + past participle: shop-soiled, tongue-tied, sun-dried,  noun + adjective: trouble-free, lead-free, world-famous,  adj + noun: deep-sea, full-length, last-minute,  number + noun: two-door, twenty-page, forty-mile. Home PageNext

12.  When they refused to exchange the shop-soiled item, I was tongue-tied and didn't know what to say. The sun-dried tomatoes that we sell are world-famous. She was wearing a full-length dress, quite unsuitable for deep-sea diving. The forty-mile journey in the two-door, open-top convertible was ill- advised in such inclement weather. Home Page Next

13. The following sources were used: 1- http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv224.shtml 2- Gateway workbook 2 nd year Bac Cycle Home Page Next

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17. Home Page 1- It is not permitted to build more than ______________ buildings in the historical area of our city. Five-floor Open-minded Red-handed Tight-fisted Kind-hearted Well-informed

18. Home Page 2- The thief was caught _______________. A policeman saw him while he was picking the old woman's pocket. Red-handed Open-minded Five-floor Tight-fisted Kind-hearted Well-known

19. Home Page 3- To be a national tourist guide, you need to be ______________ about the history and culture of Morocco. Well-informed Open-minded Five-floor Tight-fisted Well-known Absent-minded

20. Home Page 4- My neighbour is ______________ and generous. Kind-hearted Densely-populated Five-floor Tight-fisted Red-handed Brightly-lit

21. Home Page 5- Sarah couldn't answer the teacher's question because she was ______________ during the lesson. Absent-minded Open-minded Five-floor Tight-fisted Well-informed Kind-hearted

22. Home Page 6- Moroccan people are _______________ and tolerant toward other cultures. Open-minded absent-minded Five-floor Tight-fisted Red-handed Dimly-lit

23. Home Page 7- Don't expect John to take you out for dinner. He is too ____________. Tight-fisted absent-minded Five-floor Short-sighted Well-known Open-minded

24. Home Page 8- Moroccan cuisine is very _______________ for its very delicious dishes. Well-known absent-minded Five-floor Tight-fisted Open-handed Kind-hearted

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