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Grade 7 Nouns
Which words are abstract nouns?
  1. red, quick, sporty
  2. sadness, fear, loyalty
  3. paintbrush, art, beauty
  4. fun, sports, beach
Grade 7 Sentence Structure CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.7.1, L.7.1a
David drove to the grocery store to buy some milk.

What are the subject and predicate of this sentence?
  1. David, drove
  2. grocery, store
  3. David, milk
  4. store, buy
Grade 7 Pronouns
Madeline, whose name is French, visited her aunt in Paris.

Whose is:
  1. an interrogative pronoun
  2. a reflexive pronoun
  3. a relative pronoun
  4. a demonstrative pronoun
Grade 7 Pronouns
We let ourselves into the old cabin through the back door.

Ourselves is:
  1. a reflexive pronoun
  2. an interrogative pronoun
  3. an intensive pronoun
  4. a relative pronoun
Grade 7 Pronouns
Sarah and I planned the party ourselves.

Ourselves is:
  1. a reflexive pronoun
  2. an intensive pronoun
  3. a relative pronoun
  4. an interrogative pronoun
Grade 7 Editing
What is missing from the following sentence?

Jazmin whispered, What time is it
  1. Quotation marks and a question mark
  2. Quotation marks and a period
  3. Question mark
  4. Quotation marks
Grade 7 Suffixes
The prefix trans- means
  1. across.
  2. to some extent.
  3. full of.
Grade 7 Verbals
A verb form, usually preceded by 'to' that can be used as a noun or a modifier is called a(n):
  1. Participle
  2. Gerund
  3. Infinitive
  4. Appositive
  5. Preposition
Grade 7 Types of Sentences CCSS: CCRA.L.1, CCRA.L.3, L.7.1, L.7.3
Two independent clauses in a compound sentence are connected by
  1. a transition word.
  2. a verb.
  3. a conjunction.
  4. a common denominator.
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