" 1","Although John accepted their offer, he wanted a higher salary.","","a S    b CP    c CX    CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","You should have noticed the subordinate conjuction, ``although,'' and","the dependent clause.    Press ENTER.","c"
" 2","Think carefully before you write.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","You have two clauses here -- ``(you) think'' and ``you write.''","``You write'' is the DC. It is the object of the preposition.","c"
" 3","A duplicate copy of the invoice is enclosed.","","a S   b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","``of the invoice'' is a prepositional phrase.","All you have here is a simple sentence.","a"
" 4","Your house is finished and you may move before August 1.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Notice the coordinate conjunction ``and.''  It is joining two","independent clause.  Press ENTER.","b"
" 5","Adam said you had read the book.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","``You had read the book'' is a noun clause. It is used","as the direct object of ``Adam said.''  Press ENTER.","c"
" 6","You may give John the letter after dinner.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","It a simple sentence. ``John'' is an indirect object","``after dinner'' is a prepositional phrase.  Press ENTER.","a"
" 7","Susan checked the figures twice, but you check them again.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Here are two independent clauses joined by a coordinate conjunction.","Press ENTER.","b"
" 8","We were there when the holdup occured, and we looked at the robbers.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Three clauses occur in this sentence: we were, holdup occured,","and we looked. It is CPCX.   Press ENTER.","d"
" 9","Your qualifications are impressive.","","a S    b CP     c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","This one was simple in more ways than one.","Press ENTER.","a"
" 10","We do not know who approved the ad.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","``Who approved the ad'' is a DC, a noun clause.","It answers ``what.'' We do not know what?  Press ENTER.","c"
" 11","Behind the house and under the tree you will find the worm bed.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","``Behind the house and under the tree'' are two prepositional","phrases.  The sentence is simple.  Press ENTER.","a"
" 12","After harvest was over, we drove to Salt Lake and Jeni bought clothes.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","We have three clauses here:  DC, IC and IC.","The answer is CPCX.  Press ENTER.","d"
" 13","If you share feelings, the friendship can grow.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","``If you share your feeling'' is a DC.","The sentence is CX.  Press ENTER.","c"
" 14","You can hang it in your ear if you want.","","a S    b CP   c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","``[I]f you want'' is a DC. The sentence is CX.","Press ENTER.","c"
" 15","Sentences which appeal to the senses are usually interesting.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","``Which appeal to the senses'' is a DC. It is an adjective clause.","Press ENTER.","c"
" 16","Martha was late for class and Susan followed right behind.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Here two IC's are joined with the coordinate conjuction ``and.''","Press ENTER.","b"
" 17","Put on some bacon for breakfast and fry some eggs in the grease.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Two clauses are here -- (you) put and (you) fry.","The answer is CP.  Press ENTER.","b"
" 18","I will hunt on the north wall and Dad will push through the canyon.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER.","Two independent clauses are here joined by ``and.''","b"
" 19","All type of people attend Ricks College.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","The subject is ``types'' and the verb is ``attend.''","Press ENTER.","a"
" 20","Being anxious to learn and to work are qualities of a good student.","","a S    b CP    c CX    d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","The subject of this sentence is a verbal phrase.","Press ENTER.","a"
" 21","The sun is warm and bright and God is in his heaven.","","a S    b CP    c Cx     d CPCX","","Press a, b, c, or d","","We have two independent clauses here.","Press ENTER.","b"
" 22","This was sure a cold winter.","","a = misplaced modifier    b = subject-verb agreement     c = misused word","","Press a, b, or c","","``Surely'' is an adverb and an adverb is needed here.","Press ENTER.","c"
" 23","To read recommended books and watching educational tv are helpful.","","a = misplaced modifier  b = suject-verb agreement  c = faulty parallelism","","Press a, b, or c","","The answer is c.  Write ``to read'' and ``to write.''","Press ENTER.","c"
" 24","There is more than two ways to cross the river.","","a = faulty subject-verb agreement  b = faulty parallelism","","Press a or b","","One should write, ``There are.''","Press ENTER.","a"
" 25","Because he will take the test later.","","a=fragment  b = misplaced modifier  c = subject-verb agreement","","Press a, b, or c","","This is a fragment.  It the word ``because'' was gone, the sentence would","be complete.   Press ENTER.","a"
" 26","They were not aliens they were American citizens.","","a = run-together sentence  b = fragment  c = misplaced modifier","","Press a, b, or c","","This is a run together sentence.  We need a period after ``aliens.''","Press ENTER.","a"
" 27","I decided to emulate the coach the next day.","","a = run-together sentence  b = fragment  c = misplaced modifier","","Press a, b, or c","","``The next day'' should be moved. It should follow ``decided.''","Press ENTER.","c"
" 28","After we received the fudge.","","a = fragment  b = faulty subject-verb agreement  c = misused word","","Press a, b, or c","","This is a fragment, an incomplete thought.","Press ENTER.","a"
" 29","Many students enjoy reading, talking, and to watch television.","","a = misplaced modifier   b = sub-verb agreement  c = faulty parallelism","","Press a, b, or c","","How could you miss this?  Notice the faulty parallelism.","Press ENTER.","c"
" 30","Terry plays quarterback as good as Haden.","","a = misplaced modifier    b = subject-verb agreement     c = misused word","","Press a, b, or c","","The sentence should read ``as well as.''","Press ENTER.","c"
" 31","Acrylic paints are better than oils they last longer and dry faster.","","a = run-together sentence    b = fragment    c = misplaced modifier","","Press a, b, or c","","We need a period after the word ``oils.'' Here we have a run-together","sentence.    Press ENTER.","a"
" 32","Neither the soup nor the crackers is on the table.","","a = misplaced modifier   b = faulty sub-verb agreement  c = misused word","","Press a, b, or c","","We need a plural verb to go with a plural subject.","The answer is c.  Press ENTER.","c"
" 33","The hail stones broke several windows.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","The main parts are: stones broke windows.","The answer is b.    Press ENTER.","b"
" 34","Put Marty in the seat next to Brenda.","","a SV    b SVDO   c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","``Marty'' is the direct object. Direct objects answer","whom or what.    Press ENTER.","b"
" 35","Dr. Stoddard fixed Harry's teeth.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","``Teeth'' is a direct object.  Direct objects answer","whom or what.    Press ENTER.","b"
" 36","The Ford Motor Company is progressive.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","``Progressive'' is a predicate adjective.  Also notice the","linking verb ``is.''    Press ENTER.","d"
" 37","Our policy in Central America pleases some of the people.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO     d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","The subject, verb, direct object includes: policy pleases","some.    Press ENTER.","b"
" 38","The lake is serene and clear.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","``Serene and clear'' are predicate adjectives.","Press ENTER.","d"
" 39","Twin rocks protect the harbor from foreign ships.","","a SV    b SVDO    d SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e,","","``Harbor'' is a direct object.  This word answers ``what.''","Press ENTER.","b"
" 40","He walked near my window.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","All we have here is a subject and a verb.  ``Near my window'' is a","prepositional phrase.    Press ENTER.","a"
" 41","The clouds rested quietly on the mountain peaks.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","The words ``quietly on the mountain peaks'' are only modifiers.","The answer is a.    Press ENTER.","a"
" 42","Bamboo poles make good blow guns.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVP    e SLPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","This sentence contains a subject, verb, and direct object.","That is all it has.  The answer is b.    Press ENTER.","b"
" 43","Two family cars drives are useful.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 44","Another steel mill quit business today.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 45","He dives from the second rock.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 46","Bill fishes for salmon on the Oregon Coast.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 47","We learn much from the Oriental nations.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 48","I cut Susan a piece of cake.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 49","The store refunded Mother one hundred dollars.","","a SV    b SVDo    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 50","These sentences are short.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 51","Short sentences are easy to understand.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 52","I served my wife the main course for the evening.","","a SV    b SVDO    c SVIODO    d SLVPA    e SLVPN","","Press a, b, c, d, or e","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 53","The man who is riding the bull is my father.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","Press a, b, c,","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 54","Because his gun misfired, Larry missed his opportunity to shoot an elk.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 55","Merlin said we could all go fishing with him next Thursday.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 56","The shot which was one in a million brought down two mallards.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clasue type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 57","Ride on the dunes after the rains have watered the sands.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 58","The sand hills become firm so you can ride anywhere.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 59","You avoid homework so don't be surprised at your low grades.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 60","Because the trout fly hatch is moving, you'll find good fishing.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 61","The wind caves which are at Darby Cannon are deep and dark.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 62","When you go to the ice caves, be sure to take ropes with you.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 63","Ropes are needed for the frozen waterfall which is in the cave.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 64","If you like dunes, explore the giant dunes near Egin.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 65","Dad said, ``Take the Red Road to Camus Creeek and turn left.''","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 66","We found arrowheads which are 100 years old in the Junipers.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 67","Quail Lake serves both counties because it is centrally located.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 68","The highway which goes from Ashton to Tetonia provides beauty.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 69","You passed over Bitch Creek which flows into the Teton River.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 70","If you want a scenic float, consider the Teton River.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 71","That you can catch some cutthroat trout on this trip is certain.","","a ADJ    b ADV    c NOUN","","(Choose the dependent clause type; Press a, b, or c)","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 72","A broken arrow was found in the tree.","","a PARTICIPLE    b GERUND    c INFINITIVE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 73","The school gave Lance a skiing award.","","a PARTICIPLE    b GERUND    c INFINITIVE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 74","To run a four minute mile requires talent, preparation, and energy.","","a PARTICIPLE    b GERUND    c INFINITIVE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER.","","c"
" 75","Studying nature rewards the scholar with numerous insights.","","a PARTICIPLE    b GERUND    c INFINITIVE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 76","Mark wants to run a boy's camp next summer.","","a PARTICIPLE    b GERUND    c INFINITIVE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 77","Working at such a camp allows opportunities for service.","","a PARTICIPLE    b GERUND    c INFINITIVE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 78","A severe challenge is skiing the face of the mountain.","","a PARTICIPLE    b GERUND    c INFINITIVE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 79","To read, study, and learn are Susan's reasons for attending college.","","a PARTICIPLE    b GERUND    c INFINITIVE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 80","A shattered Teton Dam is an unhappy monument of one day in June.","","a PARTICIPLE    b GERUND    c INFINITIVE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 81","Running the store is hard work.","","a PARTICIPLE      b GERUND    c INFINITIVE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 82","A phrase is a group of words with a subject and a verb.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 83","A clause is a group of words without a subject and a verb.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 84","A dependent clause can stand alone.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 85","A phrase can function as a noun, adjective, or adverb.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press ENTER","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 86","A simple sentence contains two independent clauses.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 87","A coordinate conjunction joins dependent to independent clauses.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 88","The word ``but'' fits which category?","","a CORRELATIVE    b SUBORDINATE    c COORDINATE","","Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 89","Adverbs answer: how, when, why, and _____ ?","","a WHAT    b WHO    c WHICH    d WHERE","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 90","Adjectives answer:","","a WHO     b WHEN    c WHY    d WHICH","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 91","Which word is not a verb?","","a RUN    b BIRD    c JOG    d SLEEP","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 92","Which word is not a preposition?","","a AFTER    b BESIDE    c ALTHOUGH    d IN","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 93","The articles are : a, an, the","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 94","Which word is not an adverb?","","a LATER    b BUSY    c LAZILY    d VERY","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 95","Most objects answer who or what.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 96","A transition could be the repetition of a key word.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 97","``Not only, but also'' are transitions.","","a TRUE      b FALSE","","Press ENTER","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 98","To compare means to show how things are different.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 99","Concrete details are more convincing than generalizations.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 100","The conclusion is the thesis restated indifferent words.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 101","A simile is a comparison.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 102","The(a) fall(b) and(c) winter(d) catalog(e) came(f) Thursday (g).","","Pick the subject; Press a, b, c, d, e, f, g","","","","Press ENTER","","e"
" 103","The(a) hardwood (b) floor(c) shines(d) like(e) a(f) lake(g).","","Pick the subject; Press a, b, c, d, e, f, or g","","","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 104","Remaining(a) beautiful(b), the(c) brick(d) wall(e) stands(f).","","Pick the subject; Press a, b, c, d, e, or f","","","","Press ENTER","","e"
" 105","Wanting(a) to(b) go(c) too(d), Harold(e) waited(f).","","Pick the subject; Press a, b, c, d, e, or f","","","","Press ENTER","","e"
" 106","Dates(a) grow(b) on(c) palm(d) trees(e).","","Pick the subject; Press a, b, c, d, or e","","","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 107","Uncooked(a) toads(b) give(c) Harold(d) a(e) stomach(f) ache(g).","","Pick the subject; Press a, b, c, d, e, f, g","","","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 108","Wanting(a) to snorkel(b), we(c) swam(d) at Waimea Bay(e).","","Pick the subject; Press a, b, c, d, e","","","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 109","The jet(a) cruised(b) at 37,000(c) feet(d).","","Choose the subject; Press a, b, c, or d","","","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 110","The blue(a) rooms(b) provide(c) a feeling(d) of tranquility(e).","","Choose the subject; Press a, b, c, d, or e","","","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 111","Moving(a) easily(b), the crowd(c) sauntered(d) through(e) the park.","","Choose the subject; Press a, b, c, d, or e","","","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 112","The fall(a) and winter(b) catalog(c) came(d) on Thursday(e).","","Choose the verb; Press a, b, c, d, or e","","","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 113","The hardwood(a) floor(b) shines(c) like(d) a calm(e) lake(f).","","Choose the verb; Press a, b, c, d, e, or f","","","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 114","The brick(c) wall(d) stands(e) against(f) the wind(g) and rain(h).","","Choose the verb; press c, d, e, f, g, or h","","","","Press ENTER","","e"
" 115","Wanting(a) to(b) go(c), Harold(d) waited(e) on(f) the steps(g).","","Choose the verb; Press a, b, c, d, e, f or g","","","","Press ENTER","","e"
" 116","Dates(a) in(b) Hawaii(c) grow(d) on(e) palm(f) trees(g).","","Choose the verb; Press a, b, c, d, e, f, or g","","","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 117","Uncooked(a) toads(b) give(d) Harold(e) a stomach(f) ache(g).","","Choose the verb; Press a, b, d, e, f, or g","","","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 118","Wanting(a) to snorkel(d), we(e) swam(f) at Waimea(g) Bay(h).","","Choose the verb; Press a, d, e, f, g, or h","","","","Press ENTER","","f"
" 119","The jet(a) crusised(b) at(c) 37,000(d) feet(e).","","Choose the verb; Press a, b, c, d, or e","","","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 120","The(a) blue(b) room(c) provides(d) a feeling(e) of tranquility(f).","","Choose the verb; Press a, b, c, d, e, or f","","","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 121","We(c) sauntered(d) through(e) the AlaMoana(f) Shopping(g) Center.","","Choose the verb; c, d, e, f, or g.","","","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 122","A clause is a group of words without a subject and a verb.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 123","A phrase is a group of _______ ?","","Type the correct word and press ENTER","","","","Press ENTER","","words"
" 124","A(n) ______ clause can stand alone.","","Type the correct word and press ENTER","","","","Press ENTER","","independent"
" 125","A preposition would be a word like `run.'","","a TRUE     b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 126","An independent clause can not stand alone.","","a TRUE     b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 127","A phrase can not function as a noun.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 128","A clause can be either independent or dependent.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 129","A simple sentence contains two independent clauses.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 130","A predicate noun could be a phrase.","","a TRUE   b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 131","A complex sentence contains at least one dependent clause.","","a True    b False","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 132","A coordinate conjunction joins dependent to independent clauses.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 133","Twenty-five years later.","","a PHRASE    b DC    c IC","","Which is it? Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 134","If we get a chance.","","a PHRASE    b DC    c IC","","Which is it?  Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 135","After we get home.","","a PHRASE    b DC    c IC","","Which is it?  Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 136","After the game.","","a PHRASE    b DC    c IC","","Which is it?  Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 137","Please come.","","a PHRASE    b DC    c IC","","Which is it?   Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER.","","c"
" 138","Same slept in the car.","","a PHRASE    b DC    c IC","","Which is it?  Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER.","","c"
" 139","A gerund phrase could be used as a predicate noun.","","a = true   b = false","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER.","","a"
" 140","Save ten percent of all you earn for investments.","","a PHRASE    b DC    c IC","","Which is it?  Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 141","Although the bugs are drawn to the light.","","a PHRASE    b DC    c IC","","Which is it?  Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 142","Nick who lives in New Mexico.","","a  PHRASE     b DC    c IC","","Which is it?  Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 143","If you get another headache.","","a PHRASE     b DC    c IC","","Which is it? Press a, b, or c","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 144","intimations of immortality.","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER","","of"
" 145","the soul that rises with us, our life's star.","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER","","with"
" 146","and cometh from afar","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER","","from"
" 147","and not in utter nakedness","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER","","in"
" 148","but trailing clouds of glory do we come","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER.","","of"
" 149","from God, who is our home,","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER","","from"
" 150","upon the growing boy,","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER","","upon"
" 151","he sees it in his joy,","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER.","","in"
" 152","the youth, who daily farther from the east,","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER.","","from"
" 153","we must always rely on faith,","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER.","","on"
" 154","we must accept responsibility for our choices","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER","","for"
" 155","religion is not a problem of proof,","","Type the preposition.","","","","Press ENTER.","","of"
" 156","go to the store tomorrow","","Type the preposition","","","","Press ENTER","","to"
" 157","Which word does not name a type of conjunction?","","a correlative    b subordinate    c appositive    d coordinate","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 158","The word ``or'' fits which category?","","a correlative    b subordinate    c appositive    d coordinate","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","d"
" 159","The word ``WHILE'' fits which category?","","a correlative    b subordinate    c appositive    d coordinate","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 160","The word ``so'' fits which category?","","a correlative   b subordinate    c appositive    d coordinate","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","b"
" 161","A coordinate conjunction joins elements that are UNEQUAL.","","a TRUE    b FALSE","","Press a or b","","Press ENTER.","","b"
" 162","A complex sentence follows which formula?","","a IC+IC    b IC+DC    c IC     d IC+IC+DC","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER.","","b"
" 163","A simple sentence follows which formula?","","a IC+IC    b IC+DC    c IC    d IC+IC+DC","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER.","","c"
" 164","A compound sentence follows which formula?","","a IC+IC    b IC+DC    c IC    d IC+IC+DC","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","a"
" 165","Compound sentences are joined by a ________ conjuction.","","Type in the word.","","","","Press ENTER","","coordinate"
" 166","Adverb clauses will always be joined by a _______ conjuction.","","Type in the word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","subordinate"
" 167","What type of conjunction will often be used in a complex sentence?","","a CORRELATIVE    b COORDINATE    c SUBORDINATE    d INTERJECTION","","Press a, b, c, or d","","Press ENTER","","c"
" 168","John works REGULARLY on the bridge.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word? noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech.","","Press ENTER","","adverb"
" 169","FIFTEEN students helped push the car.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech","","Press ENTER.","","adjective"
" 170","The bug SMACKED the windshield.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word? noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech","","Press ENTER","","verb"
" 171","The dishes were full of SHRIMP.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech","","Press ENTER","","noun"
" 172","Work HARD on your studies.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type in the part of speech","","Press ENTER","","adverb"
" 173","Several students decided to go on MISSIONS.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech.","","Press ENTER","","noun"
" 174","The phones ONLY worked for two hours.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word? noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech.","","Press ENTER.","","adverb"
" 175","The phones only worked for TWO hours.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech","","Press ENTER.","","adjective"
" 176","MOVE to the back of the bus.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech","","Press ENTER","","verb"
" 177","Move to the BACK of the bus.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech","","Press ENTER","","noun"
" 178","The book on SKIING is on the table.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun,  adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech.","","Press ENTER.","","noun"
" 179","GOVERNMENT has become extremely expensive.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech","","Press ENTER.","","noun"
" 180","THE dishes were full of shrimp.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech.","","Press ENTER.","","article"
" 181","The dishes were full OF shrimp.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech.","","Press ENTER.","","preposition"
" 182","Government has become TOO expensive.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech.","","Press ENTER.","","adverb"
" 183","The phones only WORKED for two hours.","","What part of speech is the capitalized word?  noun, adjective, etc.","","Type the part of speech.","","Press ENTER.","","verb"
" 184","Averbs answer how, ______, why, and where.","","Enter the missing word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","when"
" 185","Adverbs answer how, when, _____ , and where.","","Enter the missing word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","why"
" 186","Subjects answer who or _____ .","","Enter the missing word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","what"
" 187","Direct objects answer whom or ________ .","","Enter the missing word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","what"
" 188","Predicate nouns answer who or __________ .","","Enter the missing word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","what"
" 189","Which part of speech often ends in LY?","","Type in the part of speech.","","","","Press ENTER.","","adverb"
" 190","Metaphors and similes are both____________ .","","Enter the proper word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","comparisons"
" 191","The denotative meaning of a word could be found in the __________ .","","Enter the proper word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","dictionary"
" 192","An image is a ______________ picture that appeals to the senses.","","Type the proper word.","","","","The answer is ``word''","Press ENTER.","word"
" 193","An image is a word picture that appeals to the ______________ .","","Type in the correct word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","senses"
" 194","Adjectives modify __________________ .","","Type the proper word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","nouns"
" 195","He slithered into the warm room.","","Which word is the metaphor? type the correct word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","slithered"
" 196","To talk about something not alive as if it were a person is a(n)_____ .","","Type the proper word.","","","","Press ENTER.","","personification"
" 197","The place where the books should be kept until they are needed.","","a fragment    b complete sentence","","choose a or b","","Although this sentence lacks a main verb, we do have a dependent clause","Press ENTER","a"
" 198","To become a star of stage and screen is Martha's goal.","","a fragment    b complete sentence","","","","Press ENTER.","","b"
" 199","Advised our new receptionist of the procedures to follow.","","a fragment    b complete sentence","","Choose a or b","","This sentence lacks a subject.  Who advised?  We don't know.","Press ENTER.","a"
" 200","Cautiously approach the intersection.","","a fragment    b complete sentence","","Choose a or b","","Press ENTER.","","b"