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What part of speech is the word: about? The silly children laugh uncontrollably about nothing.
a) preposition
b) adjective
c) participle
d) noun
What part of speech is the word: dancing? The dancing performers ran out of breath during the show.
a) gerund
b) participle/ adjective
c) noun
d) adverb
What part of speech is the word: an? An ugly duckling lost his mom.
a) adjective
b) article adjective
c) adverb
d) pronoun
What part of speech is the word: good? I love the Harry Potter series because it is so good!
a) predicate adjective
b) adverb
c) preposition
d) conjunction
What part of speech is the word: are? Harry, Ron, and Hermione are great friends.
a) action verb
b) linking verb
c) preposition
d) linking verb
What part of speech is the word: three? Fluffy is a dog with three heads.
a) adverb
b) adjective
c) pronoun
d) noun
What part of speech is the word(s): Death Eaters? The Order of the Phoenix fights Death Eaters.
a) Direct Object
b) Indirect Object
c) Adjective
d) Article Adjective
What part of speech is the word: Voldemort? Voldemort is the main villain in the story.
a) He who must not be named!
b) Subject Noun
c) Adverb
d) Preposition
Which word is NOT a preposition:
a) aboard
b) is
c) on
d) to
Which word is NOT a preposition
a) not
b) below
c) outside
d) under
Which is NOT a question An adjective asks:
a) What Kind
b) Which One
c) Where
d) How Many
Which is NOT a question adverbs ask:
a) How
b) Who
c) When
d) Where
Who is going to win the rap battle?
a) Mrs. Hammons
b) Payton
c) Owen
d) Daniel
Who is your favorite LA teacher?
a) Mrs. Hammons
b) Someone else
c)
d)
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