FINAL EXAM REVIEW 10 th Grade

1. FINAL EXAM REVIEW 10th Grade

2. 1. Triumph of the individual is an aspect of what movement? a. Naturalism b. Romanticism c. Communism d. Existentialism

3. 2. Which of the following is punctuated correctly? a. Gary asked, “Where are we?” b. Gary asked, “where are we?” c. Gary asked, “Where are we?”. d. Gary asked “Where are we?”.

4. 3. Which of the following is punctuated correctly? a. Pinky did gymnastics and watered plants, but Scoobie read a book. b. Pinky did gymnastics, and watered plants, but Scoobie read a book. c. Pinky did gymnastics, and watered plants but Scoobie read a book. d. Pinky did gymnastics and watered plants but Scoobie read a book.

5. 4. Which of the following is punctuated correctly? a. Sheila baked a pie, while Herschel made lasagna. b. Sheila baked a pie while Herschel made lasagna. c. Sheila baked a pie, while Herschel, made lasagna. d. While Herschel made lasagna Sheila baked a pie.

6. 5. Which of the following is correct? a. To whom will Skippy and I deliver the package from Susan and me? b. To whom will Skippy and me deliver the package from Susan and me? c. To whom will Skippy and I deliver the package from Susan and I? d. To who will Skippy and I deliver the package from Susan and me?

7. 6. Which of the following is correct? a. Eating a messy burrito, everyone saw the beans on my face. b. Wagging his tail, the dog eagerly chased the cat. c. Above the left cabinet door we found the marker. d. Dolphins who breathe through a blowhole are intelligent creatures.

8. 7. The below sentence is an example of what? “I was going to say more, but I held my tongue.” a. Hyperbole b. Metaphor c. Simile d. Idiom

9. 8. Which version of the below sentence does not use faulty parallelism? a. Scoobieenjoys waterskiing in Tahoe, surfing in San Diego and to collect stamps in Connecticut. b. Scoobieenjoys waterskiing in Tahoe, surfing in San Diego and, when he is in Connecticut, stamp-collecting. c. Scoobieenjoys waterskiing in Tahoe, surfing in San Diego and stamp-collecting in Connecticut. d. Scoobieenjoys waterskiing in Tahoe, surfing in San Diego and the collection of stamps in Connecticut.

10. 9. An argument that addresses the opposite perspective might be called what? a. Hypothesis b. Hypothetical c. Anecdote d. Rebuttal

11. 10. The façade (for example, a flat image of a house) that appeared on stage in Greek Theater was called what? a. Deus ex Machina b. Skene c. Orchestra d. Chorus

13. 1. Triumph of the individual is an aspect of what movement? a. Naturalism b. Romanticism c. Communism d. Existentialism

14. 2. Which of the following is punctuated correctly? a. Gary asked, “Where are we?” b. Gary asked, “where are we?” c. Gary asked, “Where are we?”. d. Gary asked “Where are we?”.

15. 3. Which of the following is punctuated correctly? a. Pinky did gymnastics and watered plants, but Scoobie read a book. b. Pinky did gymnastics, and watered plants, but Scoobie read a book. c. Pinky did gymnastics, and watered plants but Scoobie read a book. d. Pinky did gymnastics and watered plants but Scoobie read a book.

16. 4. Which of the following is punctuated correctly? a. Sheila baked a pie, while Herschel made lasagna. b. Sheila baked a pie while Herschel made lasagna. c. Sheila baked a pie, while Herschel, made lasagna. d. While Herschel made lasagna Sheila baked a pie.

17. 5. Which of the following is correct? a. To whom will Skippy and I deliver the package from Susan and me? b. To whom will Skippy and me deliver the package from Susan and me? c. To whom will Skippy and I deliver the package from Susan and I? d. To who will Skippy and I deliver the package from Susan and me?

18. 6. Which of the following is correct? a. Eating a messy burrito, everyone saw the beans on my face. b. Wagging his tail, the dog eagerly chased the cat. c. Above the left cabinet door we found the marker. d. Dolphins who breathe through a blowhole are intelligent creatures.

19. 7. The below sentence is an example of what? “I was going to say more, but I held my tongue.” a. Hyperbole b. Metaphor c. Simile d. Idiom

20. 8. Which version of the below sentence does not use faulty parallelism? a. Scoobieenjoys waterskiing in Tahoe, surfing in San Diego and to collect stamps in Connecticut. b. Scoobieenjoys waterskiing in Tahoe, surfing in San Diego and, when he is in Connecticut, stamp-collecting. c. Scoobieenjoys waterskiing in Tahoe, surfing in San Diego and stamp-collecting in Connecticut. d. Scoobieenjoys waterskiing in Tahoe, surfing in San Diego and the collection of stamps in Connecticut.

21. 9. An argument that addresses the opposite perspective might be called what? a. Hypothesis b. Hypothetical c. Anecdote d. Rebuttal

22. 10. The façade (for example, a flat image of a house) that appeared on stage in Greek Theater was called what? a. Deus ex Machina b. Skene c. Orchestra d. Chorus