1

Puntos: 1
Identify the word group that the bold word belongs to.
This is an interesting book.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Verb

b. Preposition
c. Noun
d. Adjective
Correcto

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Question2
Puntos: 1
Identify the type of pronoun that is in bold. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
That big, red, expensive car is his .

Seleccione una respuesta.

a. Possessive Adjective

b. Possessive
c. Subject
d. Reflexive
e. Object
Incorrecto

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Question3
Puntos: 1
Read the following text and answer the question true or false.
TEXT
Recently, I read a newspaper article about toys that were taken into space, but they weren't taken
for diversions. The astronauts used them for science experiments!
Astronaut John Casper had a ball that was attached to a cup with a string. He tried to get the ball
into the cup. This task was much harder than it sounds because there is no gravity to pull the ball
down.
Astronaut Mario Run co performed some experiments with a toy car and a track. On Earth, he had
pushed a toy car around a circular track that stood on its side. The car went around the track until
friction of the wheels to a stop. Because there is no gravity in space, the car stayed on the track and
didn't fall off.
What is my point? If NASA is going to waste billions of critical dollars on the space shuttle program
so people can play with toys in space, then they should send children like us on these missions! If
they want to test toys, they should go to the experts - kids!
There are obvious benefits to letting kids perform these experiments. Kids who are chosen would
get fantastic training that they could use in their future. Back on Earth, they could share their
enthusiasm. This, in turn, would make other kids support NASA. Remember, kids grow up to
become voters! Most important, using kids to perform these experiments would allow the astronauts
to spend their time on more crucial matters. NASA could also send two ninety-pound kids for every
180-pound adult.
Do you need more reasons? Think about this. Most kids play on sports teams, so we know about
teamwork and playing by the rules. Finally, space travel may well become an everyday event in the
near future. Children need to be prepared.
Please, fellow students, talk to your parents and your teachers. E-mail your senators and
representatives. We desperately need to stand together on this important issue. Children belong in
space!
According to the text, space travel will never be possible.

Seleccione una respuesta.

a. True

b. False
Incorrecto

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Question4
Puntos: 1
Choose the correct type of text from the drop-down list.
There was so much rain yesterday that the capital city was flooded.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. instructive

b. informative
c. descriptive
d. persuasive
Incorrecto

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Question5
Puntos: 1
Identify the type of pronoun that is in bold. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
The cup on the table is mine .
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Possessive

b. Reflexive
c. Subject
d. Object
e. Possessive Adjective
Incorrecto

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Question6

Puntos: 1
Select True if you think the answer is true. Select False if you think the answer is false.
Descriptive and explanatory are the same kind of text.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. False

b. True
Incorrecto

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Question7
Puntos: 1
This sentence has words in bold. Identify the words as either an adjective, a comparative or a
superlative. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
Counting nails is the most tedious job I have ever done.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Adjective

b. Superlative
c. Comparative
Correcto

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Question8
Puntos: 1
Select True if you think the answer is true. Select False if you think the answer is false.
Instructive text tells how to do something.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. False

b. True
Incorrecto

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Question9
Puntos: 1

Identify the type of word that is in bold. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
This is the perfect place to do your work every day.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Possessive Adjective

b. Subject
c. Possessive
d. Object
e. Reflexive
Incorrecto

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Question10
Puntos: 1
Read the following text and answer the question true or false.
TEXT
Recently, I read a newspaper article about toys that were taken into space, but they weren't taken
for diversions. The astronauts used them for science experiments!
Astronaut John Casper had a ball that was attached to a cup with a string. He tried to get the ball
into the cup. This task was much harder than it sounds because there is no gravity to pull the ball
down.
Astronaut Mario Run co performed some experiments with a toy car and a track. On Earth, he had
pushed a toy car around a circular track that stood on its side. The car went around the track until
friction of the wheels to a stop. Because there is no gravity in space, the car stayed on the track and
didn't fall off.
What is my point? If NASA is going to waste billions of critical dollars on the space shuttle program
so people can play with toys in space, then they should send children like us on these missions! If
they want to test toys, they should go to the experts - kids!
There are obvious benefits to letting kids perform these experiments. Kids who are chosen would
get fantastic training that they could use in their future. Back on Earth, they could share their
enthusiasm. This, in turn, would make other kids support NASA. Remember, kids grow up to
become voters! Most important, using kids to perform these experiments would allow the astronauts
to spend their time on more crucial matters. NASA could also send two ninety-pound kids for every
180-pound adult.
Do you need more reasons? Think about this. Most kids play on sports teams, so we know about
teamwork and playing by the rules. Finally, space travel may well become an everyday event in the
near future. Children need to be prepared.
Please, fellow students, talk to your parents and your teachers. E-mail your senators and
representatives. We desperately need to stand together on this important issue. Children belong in

space!
Is this text talking about "One experiment involved getting a ball into a case" true or false?
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. False

b. True
Incorrecto

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Question11
Puntos: 1
Identify the type of pronoun that is in bold. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
Sally used to help us with our practices.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Reflexive

b. Object
c. Possessive Adjective
d. Subject
e. Possessive
Correcto

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Question12
Puntos: 1
Identify the type of pronoun that is in bold. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
She had a stomach ache last night.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Subject

b. Reflexive
c. Possessive Adjective
d. Possessive

e. Object
Incorrecto

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Question13
Puntos: 1
Select the right form of the verb tense to complete in the sentence.
The actors ______the movie when the producer arrived.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. have filmed

b. film
c. filmed
d. were filming
Correcto

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Question14
Puntos: 1
Identify the word group that the bold word belongs to.
It is a story of a remarkable Maori girl. Pai lives in New Zealand.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Noun

b. Adjective
c. Verb
d. Preposition
Incorrecto

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Question15
Puntos: 1
Read the following text and answer the question true or false.
TEXT
Recently, I read a newspaper article about toys that were taken into space, but they weren't taken
for diversions. The astronauts used them for science experiments!

Astronaut John Casper had a ball that was attached to a cup with a string. He tried to get the ball
into the cup. This task was much harder than it sounds because there is no gravity to pull the ball
down.
Astronaut Mario Run co performed some experiments with a toy car and a track. On Earth, he had
pushed a toy car around a circular track that stood on its side. The car went around the track until
friction of the wheels to a stop. Because there is no gravity in space, the car stayed on the track and
didn't fall off.
What is my point? If NASA is going to waste billions of critical dollars on the space shuttle program
so people can play with toys in space, then they should send children like us on these missions! If
they want to test toys, they should go to the experts - kids!
There are obvious benefits to letting kids perform these experiments. Kids who are chosen would
get fantastic training that they could use in their future. Back on Earth, they could share their
enthusiasm. This, in turn, would make other kids support NASA. Remember, kids grow up to
become voters! Most important, using kids to perform these experiments would allow the astronauts
to spend their time on more crucial matters. NASA could also send two ninety-pound kids for every
180-pound adult.
Do you need more reasons? Think about this. Most kids play on sports teams, so we know about
teamwork and playing by the rules. Finally, space travel may well become an everyday event in the
near future. Children need to be prepared.
Please, fellow students, talk to your parents and your teachers. E-mail your senators and
representatives. We desperately need to stand together on this important issue. Children belong in
space!
Is this text talking about "The author believes that children shouldn't fly on these missions" true or
false?
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. True

b. False
Incorrecto

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Question16
Puntos: 1
Identify the word group that the bold word belongs to.
Her mother and twin brother died when she was born.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Preposition

b. Verb

c. Adjective
d. Noun
Correcto

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Question17
Puntos: 1
Identify the word group that the bold word belongs to.
Natalie asked how many times you had been sick.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Noun

b. Preposition
c. Adjective
d. Verb
Incorrecto

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Question18
Puntos: 1
Choose the correct type of text from the drop-down list.
One late summer day a group of wealthy ranchers was gathered at the Village plaza, joking and
laughing and discussing events on their ranches.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. persuasive

b. descriptive
c. instructive
d. informative
Incorrecto

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Question19
Puntos: 1
Identify the word group that the bold word belongs to.
That camera belongs to him.

Seleccione una respuesta.

a. Preposition

b. Noun
c. Adjective
d. Verb
Incorrecto

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Question20
Puntos: 1
Identify the type of word that is in bold. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
Maria twisted her ankle yesterday.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Object

b. Possessive
c. Reflexive
d. Subject
e. Possessive Adjective
Incorrecto

Puntos para este envo: 0/1.

Question21
Puntos: 1
Read the following text and answer the question true or false.
TEXT
Recently, I read a newspaper article about toys that were taken into space, but they weren't taken
for diversions. The astronauts used them for science experiments!
Astronaut John Casper had a ball that was attached to a cup with a string. He tried to get the ball
into the cup. This task was much harder than it sounds because there is no gravity to pull the ball
down.
Astronaut Mario Run co performed some experiments with a toy car and a track. On Earth, he had
pushed a toy car around a circular track that stood on its side. The car went around the track until
friction of the wheels to a stop. Because there is no gravity in space, the car stayed on the track and
didn't fall off.

What is my point? If NASA is going to waste billions of critical dollars on the space shuttle program
so people can play with toys in space, then they should send children like us on these missions! If
they want to test toys, they should go to the experts - kids!
There are obvious benefits to letting kids perform these experiments. Kids who are chosen would
get fantastic training that they could use in their future. Back on Earth, they could share their
enthusiasm. This, in turn, would make other kids support NASA. Remember, kids grow up to
become voters! Most important, using kids to perform these experiments would allow the astronauts
to spend their time on more crucial matters. NASA could also send two ninety-pound kids for every
180-pound adult.
Do you need more reasons? Think about this. Most kids play on sports teams, so we know about
teamwork and playing by the rules. Finally, space travel may well become an everyday event in the
near future. Children need to be prepared.
Please, fellow students, talk to your parents and your teachers. E-mail your senators and
representatives. We desperately need to stand together on this important issue. Children belong in
space!
According to the text, NASA only experiments with adults.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. True

b. False
Correcto

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Question22
Puntos: 1
Read the following text and answer the question true or false.
TEXT
Recently, I read a newspaper article about toys that were taken into space, but they weren't taken
for diversions. The astronauts used them for science experiments!
Astronaut John Casper had a ball that was attached to a cup with a string. He tried to get the ball
into the cup. This task was much harder than it sounds because there is no gravity to pull the ball
down.
Astronaut Mario Run co performed some experiments with a toy car and a track. On Earth, he had
pushed a toy car around a circular track that stood on its side. The car went around the track until
friction of the wheels to a stop. Because there is no gravity in space, the car stayed on the track and
didn't fall off.
What is my point? If NASA is going to waste billions of critical dollars on the space shuttle program
so people can play with toys in space, then they should send children like us on these missions! If
they want to test toys, they should go to the experts - kids!
There are obvious benefits to letting kids perform these experiments. Kids who are chosen would

get fantastic training that they could use in their future. Back on Earth, they could share their
enthusiasm. This, in turn, would make other kids support NASA. Remember, kids grow up to
become voters! Most important, using kids to perform these experiments would allow the astronauts
to spend their time on more crucial matters. NASA could also send two ninety-pound kids for every
180-pound adult.
Do you need more reasons? Think about this. Most kids play on sports teams, so we know about
teamwork and playing by the rules. Finally, space travel may well become an everyday event in the
near future. Children need to be prepared.
Please, fellow students, talk to your parents and your teachers. E-mail your senators and
representatives. We desperately need to stand together on this important issue. Children belong in
space!
Is this text talking about: "Recently I read a newspaper article about astronauts that took toys into
space." true or false?
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. True

b. False
Incorrecto

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Question23
Puntos: 1
This sentence has words in bold. Identify the words as either an adjective, a comparative or a
superlative. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
Your grass is greener than ours.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Superlative

b. Comparative
c. Adjective
Correcto

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Question24
Puntos: 1
Identify the type of pronoun that is in bold. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
Those sick patients in the waiting room are his.
Seleccione una respuesta.

a. Possessive

b. Reflexive
c. Possessive Adjective
d. Object
e. Subject
Correcto

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Question25
Puntos: 1
This sentence has words in bold. Identify the words as either an adjective, a comparative or a
superlative. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
Andrew is the most skillful player on the hockey team.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Superlative

b. Adjective
c. Comparative
Correcto

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Question26
Puntos: 1
Read the following text and answer the question true or false.
TEXT
Recently, I read a newspaper article about toys that were taken into space, but they weren't taken
for diversions. The astronauts used them for science experiments!
Astronaut John Casper had a ball that was attached to a cup with a string. He tried to get the ball
into the cup. This task was much harder than it sounds because there is no gravity to pull the ball
down.
Astronaut Mario Run co performed some experiments with a toy car and a track. On Earth, he had
pushed a toy car around a circular track that stood on its side. The car went around the track until
friction of the wheels to a stop. Because there is no gravity in space, the car stayed on the track and
didn't fall off.
What is my point? If NASA is going to waste billions of critical dollars on the space shuttle program
so people can play with toys in space, then they should send children like us on these missions! If

they want to test toys, they should go to the experts - kids!

There are obvious benefits to letting kids perform these experiments. Kids who are chosen would
get fantastic training that they could use in their future. Back on Earth, they could share their
enthusiasm. This, in turn, would make other kids support NASA. Remember, kids grow up to
become voters! Most important, using kids to perform these experiments would allow the astronauts
to spend their time on more crucial matters. NASA could also send two ninety-pound kids for every
180-pound adult.
Do you need more reasons? Think about this. Most kids play on sports teams, so we know about
teamwork and playing by the rules. Finally, space travel may well become an everyday event in the
near future. Children need to be prepared.
Please, fellow students, talk to your parents and your teachers. E-mail your senators and
representatives. We desperately need to stand together on this important issue. Children belong in
space!
Is this text talking about "Using the Kids in Space program, kids would get great training" true or
false?
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. False

b. True
Correcto

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Question27
Puntos: 1
Identify the word group that the bold word belongs to.
Your toy is under your bed.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Noun

b. Verb
c. Preposition
d. Adjective
Incorrecto

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Question28
Puntos: 1

Select the right form of the verb tense to complete in the sentence.
J.M. Barry _______ his latest play now.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. watched

b. watch
c. is watching
d. has watched
Correcto

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Question29
Puntos: 1
Identify the type of word that is in bold. Make your selection from the drop-down list.
We speak English to your students.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. Possessive Adjective

b. Object
c. Reflexive
d. Possessive
e. Subject
Incorrecto

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Question30
Puntos: 1
Select True if you think the answer is true. Select False if you think the answer is false.
In instructive text the word you is very important.
Seleccione una respuesta.
a. False

b. True

Incorrecto

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