1. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the noun inquotes:Artists often receive greater "recognition" from later generations thanfrom their own.a. properb. concretec. abstractd. collective2 Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the noun inquotes:"Halloween", the evening of October 31 joyfully celebrated by children,was believed in medieval times to be the day that the souls of the deadwould visit their former homes.a. properb. concretec. abstractd. collective3 Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the noun inquotes:Did you know that Persia introduced "spinach" to Sicily in A.D. 827?a. properb. concretec. abstractd. collective4 Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the noun inquotes:A "group" of Pygmies still lives in the remote forests of Cameroon, butits numbers are declining.a. properb. concretec. abstractd. collective5. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the pronoun inquotes:He intendes to challenge the saying that "anyone" who represents himselfin court has a fool for a lawyer.a. personal e. demonstrativeb. possessive f. interrogativec. reflexive g. relatived. intensive h. indefinite6. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the pronoun inquotes:I do not care how you treat your books, but I do care how you treat"mine".a. personal e. demonstrativeb. possessive f. interrogativec. reflexive g. relatived. intensive h. indefinite7. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the pronoun inquotes:"Who" could have predicted that she had such talent?a. personal e. demonstrativeb. possessive f. interrogativec. reflexive g. relatived. intensive h. indefinite8. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the pronoun inquotes:The Council of Social Concern, "which" helps the needy, has manyvolunteers.a. personal e. demonstrativeb. possessive f. interrogativec. reflexive g. relatived. intensive h. indefinite9. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the pronoun inquotes:In taking the Scholastic Aptitude Test, we have to pace "ourselves"carefully.a. personal e. demonstrativeb. possessive f. interrogativec. reflexive g. relatived. intensive h. indefinite10. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the pronoun inquotes:"Those" were the reasons Mr. Rice gave for assigning a 1,500 wordpaper.a. personal e. demonstrativeb. possessive f. interrogativec. reflexive g. relatived. intensive h. indefinite11. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the pronoun inquotes:What do "you" do if your best is just not good enough to satisfy yourstandards?a. personal e. demonstrativeb. possessive f. interrogativec. reflexive g. relatived. intensive h. indefinite12. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the pronoun inquotes:Joanne "herself" was the one who climbed the tree to get the cat down.a. personal e. demonstrativeb. possessive f. interrogativec. reflexive g. relatived. intensive h. indefinite13 Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the verb orverbs in quotes:A sonnet "is" a lyric poem, usually in iambic pentameter, which followsa definite rhyme scheme.a. transitive verbb. intransitive verbc. linking verbd. auxiliary verbe. verb phrase14. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the verb orverbs in quotes:The English or Shakespearean sonnet "employs" a rhyme scheme of ababcdcd efef gg.a. transitive verbb. intransitive verbc. linking verbd. auxiliary verbe. verb phrase15. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the verb orverbs in quotes:The Shakespearean sonnet "was" used by such writers as Shakespeare,Spenser, and Milton.a. transitive verbb. intransitive verbc. linking verbd. auxiliary verbe. verb phrase16. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the verb orverbs in quotes:The Italian or Petrarchan sonnet, introduced by the Italian poetPetrarch, "flourished" in the English Renaissance.a. transitive verbb. intransitive verbc. linking verbd. auxiliary verbe. verb phrase17 Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the verb orverbs in quotes:The rhyme scheme that "has been" commonly "used" in the Petrarchansonnet is abbaabba cdecde.a. transitive verbb. intransitive verbc. linking verbd. auxiliary verbe. verb phrase18. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the adjectiveor adverb in quotes.Can you define the term ""Renaissance" woman"?a. positive adjective e. comparative adverbb. comparative adjective f. superlative adverbc. superlative adjective g. proper adjectived. positive adverb19. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the adjectiveor adverb in quotes.She is a woman whose knowledge in several fields is "profound".a. positive adjective e. comparative adverbb. comparative adjective f. superlative adverbc. superlative adjective g. proper adjectived. positive adverb20. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the adjectiveor adverb in quotes.One of the "more widely" remembered soliloquies in English literature isthat of Hamlet, which begins: "To be or not to be..."a. positive adjective e. comparative adverbb. comparative adjective f. superlative adverbc. superlative adjective g. proper adjectived. positive adverb21. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the adjectiveor adverb in quotes.A twentieth-century English actor who performed "most brilliantly" inthe role of Hamlet was Laurence Olivier.a. positive adjective e. comparative adverbb. comparative adjective f. superlative adverbc. superlative adjective g. proper adjectived. positive adverb22. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the adjectiveor adverb in quotes.Olivier is "frequently" referred to as the greatest actor of thetwentieth century.a. positive adjective e. comparative adverbb. comparative adjective f. superlative adverbc. superlative adjective g. proper adjectived. positive adverb23. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the adjectiveor adverb in quotes.The American actor, John Barrymore, however, was generally ranked as the"greatest" Hamlet of his time.a. positive adjective e. comparative adverbb. comparative adjective f. superlative adverbc. superlative adjective g. proper adjectived. positive adverb24. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the adjectiveor adverb in quotes.Those who were lucky enough to have seen (many years ago) Paul Robesonin the role of Othello have said that they could not imagine a "moredynamic" performance.a. positive adjective e. comparative adverbb. comparative adjective f. superlative adverbc. superlative adjective g. proper adjectived. positive adverb25. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the word orwords in quotes:"Both" Mark "and" Ginny are here.a. preposition e. conjunctive adverbb. coordinating conjunction f. interjectionc. correlative conjunctiond. subordinating conjunction26. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the word orwords in quotes:"Before" I hit the ball, I warmed up in the batter's box.a. preposition e. conjunctive adverbb. coordinating conjunction f. interjectionc. correlative conjunctiond. subordinating conjunction27. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the word orwords in quotes:A woman "with" a dog meandered through the park.a. preposition e. conjunctive adverbb. coordinating conjunction f. interjectionc. correlative conjunctiond. subordinating conjunction28. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the word orwords in quotes:"Wow!" I've never seen anything like that before.a. preposition e. conjunctive adverbb. coordinating conjunction f. interjectionc. correlative conjunctiond. subordinating conjunction29. Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the word orwords in quotes:He sings "but" I dance.a. preposition e. conjunctive adverbb. coordinating conjunction f. interjectionc. correlative conjunctiond. subordinating conjunction30 Select the letter of the choice that correctly identifies the word orwords in quotes:It's too cold to go outside right now; "furthermore," I can't find mygloves.a. preposition e. conjunctive adverbb. coordinating conjunction f. interjectionc. correlative conjunctiond. subordinating conjunction