EXERCISES IN E NG L I SH Blackline Master Assessment Book grammar workbook F LEVEL
Contents Program Overview iv Nouns 1 Pronouns 5 Adjectives 9 Verbs 13 Adverbs 17 Sentences 19 Conjunctions, Interjections, Punctuation & Capitalization 23 Diagramming 27 Answer Key 29 t s r r w sour big large eat loud i © Loyola Press. Exercises in English Level F iii
Nouns Assessment • Circle the letter of the correct answer. 1. Which sentence has all the nouns underlined? a. Taylor and I ride horses on the farm. b. Her journal is covered with hearts. c. Flowers and herbs fill the garden. d. He bought grapes and cherries. 2. Which sentence contains three singular nouns? a. Jordan and Ethan are my best friends. b. This map shows the country of Spain. c. Mike wants the blue and white shirt. d. I need pens, pencils, and markers. 3. Which sentence contains the correct form of a plural noun? a. The mooses are crossing the river. b. Two large oxes are pulling the cart. c. We caught 15 fishes at the lake. d. This author has written two book series. 4. Which sentence contains the correct form of a plural noun? a. These watchs are very expensive. b. He ate five chicken tacoes. c. Beth cannot choose between these dresses. d. The farmer shaved 20 sheeps today. 5. Which sentence does NOT contain a plural noun? a. My feet are sore from the long hike. b. Josh’s mice keep him awake at night. c. These workers are from the phone company. d. That woman is the principal of the school. 6. Which sentence contains the correct form of a plural noun? a. Mrs. Ramos takes her childs to the park. b. Those three men are my uncles. c. I will wash the dirty dishs. d. Jake bought two gallones of milk. 7. Which sentence contains the correct form of a plural noun? a. Today we picked strawberrys. b. She is taking music and dance classes. c. These old radioes are broken. d. They bought a set of steak knifes. 8. Which sentence contains the correct form of a plural noun? a. He visited several countrys on his trip. b. What discoveries have you made? c. Zoe has applied at several companyes. d. One hundred pennys equal one dollar. 9. Which sentence contains a concrete noun? a. I value her honesty. b. My admiration for him keeps growing. c. Their happiness is important to us. d. This artist’s paintings are amazing. 10. Which sentence contains an abstract noun? a. The baby’s growth is remarkable. b. We followed the hidden path. c. The car slid across the slippery road. d. The light flickered and went out. 11. Which sentence contains one concrete noun and one abstract noun? a. His leadership was impressive. b. I saw joy in her eyes. c. That science test was difficult. d. She is wearing a beautiful dress. 12. Which sentence contains two abstract nouns? a. The beef stew is warm and tasty. b. Jaime is shopping for new furniture. c. I appreciate her kindness and generosity. d. He fought for justice for all people. t s r r w sour big large eat loud i Nouns © Loyola Press. Exercises in English Level F 1 Name Date
Nouns Assessment, continued 13. Which sentence has the abstract noun underlined? a. Bella has little patience for noisy children. b. The mayor honored them for their bravery. c. We are proud of her accomplishments. d. The detectives search for the truth. 14. Which sentence has the subject underlined? a. Mexican food is my favorite. b. They will be here at noon. c. These are Ashley’s books. d. He is studying for the spelling test. 15. Which sentence has the subject underlined? a. I am listening to music. b. He is looking through a telescope. c. These red shoes will match my dress. d. This is the key to the front door. 16. Which sentence has the subject underlined? a. His sister’s name is Chloe. b. The Irish dancers are amazing. c. The winners of the blue ribbon were they. d. Several people waited outside the store. 17. Which sentence has the subject underlined? a. Your arguments were persuasive. b. At noon the parade will begin. c. The young boy lost a tooth. d. The first person to arrive was Jenny. 18. Which sentence uses a noun as the subject complement? a. Those nectarines are delicious. b. The candidate with the most votes was he. c. By nighttime I was exhausted. d. Mr. Smith is a talented poet. 19. Which sentence uses a noun as the subject complement? a. Tulips and daisies are my favorite flowers. b. The fastest horse is she. c. That math problem was difficult. d. The best players are they. 20. Which sentence has the subject complement underlined? a. Rhode Island is the smallest state. b. Soccer is a popular sport. c. These teachers are also coaches. d. Alyssa’s dogs are fluffy poodles. 21. Which sentence uses a noun as a direct object? a. Juan met them at the skate park. b. He requested a bigger allowance. c. I handed Laura mine. d. The moon is full tonight. 22. Which sentence uses a noun as a direct object? a. The scientist is working in the lab. b. Tyler delivers newspapers each morning. c. This quilt was handmade. d. The children are playing on the swings. 23. Which sentence has the direct object underlined? a. The writer submitted her final manuscript. b. Grandpa is watching an old movie. c. Ms. Rios judged each singer’s audition. d. We will paint the bathroom beige. 24. Which sentence uses a noun as an indirect object? a. I loaned her my pearl earrings. b. Mr. Jackson gave the students their grades. c. The waiter will bring us more napkins. d. He is learning a new language. 25. Which sentence uses a noun as an indirect object? a. I sent my friends invitations to the party. b. The fastest runner is Lauren. c. Joel might cook spaghetti for dinner. d. My mother taught me that song. 26. Which sentence has the indirect object underlined? a. He handed the cashier a ten-dollar bill. b. I will show Luke the path to the lake. c. Mrs. Parker bought her husband a new tie. d. Derek served his family a delicious meal. y t w k nswer little wet circle long r to Nouns © Loyola Press. Exercises in English Level F 2
Nouns Assessment, continued 27. Which sentence has an object of a preposition? a. Seattle is a city in Washington. b. The boys are racing remote-controlled cars. c. Several passengers missed the flight. d. The tiny kitten purrs loudly. 28. Which sentence has an object of a preposition? a. We frequently eat breakfast together. b. They are playing a game of cards. c. Many talented musicians entered the contest. d. This movie features my favorite actor. 29. Which sentence has the noun used as the object of a preposition underlined? a. Stacks of paper clutter the man’s desk. b. He showed me the answer to that question. c. The trip through the jungle was exciting. d. The manager of the store opened the door. 30. Which sentence contains a singular possessive noun? a. Has he graded the students’ tests? b. Let’s meet in front of the mall at noon. c. You must follow the doctor’s orders. d. We bought apples and oranges. 31. Which sentence contains a plural possessive noun? a. Jake’s front tooth is loose. b. This area is known for its tall mountains. c. That man’s name is Mr. Santos. d. The explorers’ journey was dangerous. 32. Which sentence contains the correct form of a singular possessive noun? a. The dogs’ owners are they. b. Have you seen Lucas’ new scooter? c. The cars alarm is ringing. d. I admire the book’s main character. 33. Which sentence contains the correct form of a plural possessive noun? a. Emily sat with her sister-in-laws’ friends. b. Where is the mens department? c. The travelers’ flight was cancelled. d. He put away the childrens’ toys. 34. Which sentence contains the correct form of a singular possessive noun? a. Ms. Jones’ desk is clean and neat. b. We will evaluate the speaker’s arguments. c. He answered the police officers’ questions. d. Have you met Ashleys’ parents? 35. Which sentence contains the correct form of a plural possessive noun? a. The players’ uniforms are black and gold. b. The fox’es dens are located near water. c. The girl’s bed is covered with pillows. d. This is my mother-in-law’s seat. 36. Which sentence shows separate possession? a. Joe and Abby’s home is in Miami. b. We enjoyed Lisa and Mark’s skit. c. Mike’s and Paul’s suggestions are good. d. We played in Connor and Cole’s room. 37. Which sentence shows joint possession? a. Serena’s and Kim’s brothers are friends. b. He displayed Tina’s and Lori’s photos. c. Lily and John’s wedding is on Saturday. d. I can’t find Jake’s and Katie’s books. 38. Which sentence shows separate possession? a. I walked Alex’s and Diana’s dogs. b. This is Scott and Carmen’s boat. c. Have you seen Nick and Josh’s robot? d. Tori and Rick’s new car is a convertible. 39. Which sentence contains a restrictive appositive? a. The dish, a Thai specialty, features spicy noodles. b. The American poet Robert Frost wrote “Mending Wall.” c. The Statue of Liberty is a well-known American landmark. d. At the pet store, we saw snakes, lizards, and frogs. t s r r w sour big large eat loud i Nouns © Loyola Press. Exercises in English Level F 3
Nouns Assessment, continued 40. Which sentence contains a nonrestrictive appositive? a. Hawaii, the 50th state, is located in the Pacific Ocean. b. I visited the Lincoln Memorial, and they took a bus tour of Washington, D.C. c. My cousin Mike is in the Peace Corps. d. Have you read the novel My Side of the Mountain? 41. Which sentence has the noun that is explained by the appositive underlined? a. Mozart, a child prodigy, wrote many operas. b. Mahjong, a popular game, originated in China. c. Gazpacho, a cold soup, is her favorite. d. Derron, the main actor, stole the show. 42. In which sentence does an object of a preposition have an appositive? a. Casey studies biology at Gallaudet University, a school for deaf students. b. The football coach, Mr. Tanaka, is Matt’s dad. c. The judges applauded Dionne, the best singer in the competition. d. This author, a popular mystery writer, is speaking at the writers’ conference. 43. In which sentence does a direct object have an appositive? a. We went to Cancun, a popular tourist destination. b. I am learning tae kwon do, a form of martial arts. c. They are reading about Pearl Harbor, a key event in American history. d. This novel, the last one in the series, was published last month. 44. Which sentence has the noun that is explained by the appositive underlined? a. I bought mangoes, my brother’s favorite fruit. b. Francis Scott Key wrote “The Star-Spangled Banner,” our national anthem. c. This song, a Spanish lullaby, always puts the baby to sleep. d. I am learning about Qatar, a small country in the Middle East. 45. In which sentence is paint used as a noun? a. These artists paint the most amazing murals. b. We need two cans of brown paint. c. Let’s paint the bedroom light green. d. The children listen to music as they paint. 46. In which sentence is sign used as a verb? a. I saw it as a sign of good luck. b. Joelle is learning sign language. c. The sign on the door says closed. d. Did you sign the letter at the bottom? 47. In which sentence is care used as a noun? a. The doctors care about their patients. b. The vet treated the wounded cat with care. c. I do not care where we go for dinner. d. They care for three small children. 48. In which sentence is summer used as a noun? a. Our family went to Greece last summer. b. We can’t wait for summer vacation. c. I learned to water-ski at summer camp. d. June and July are summer months. 49. In which sentence is school used as an adjective? a. Math is Nate’s favorite school subject. b. My older brother is in high school. c. This is a music school for children. d. A school of fish swims under the boat. 50. In which sentence is file used as an adjective? a. I use a file to smooth the edges of my nails. b. This file contains the detective’s notes. c. Put these papers in a file folder. d. The students file into the classroom. y t w k nswer little wet circle long r to Nouns © Loyola Press. Exercises in English Level F 4
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