Reflecting on World War I

Question 1

“time flies”

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A: clause

Question 2

Why is “forgive and forget” a phrase rather than a clause?

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A: It is missing a subject.

Question 3

“High school seniors will love the theater.”

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A: noun phrase

Question 4

Which word does the underlined clause modify?

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C: car

Question 5

“Because our favorite restaurant was closed, we decided to cook dinner at home.”

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B: complex

Question 6

“Federico is a talented painter, but Maria is the best all-around artist in the class.”

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A: compound

Question 7

“forgive and forget”

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B: phrase

Question 8

Why is “the new cat” a phrase rather than a clause?

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B: It is missing a verb.

Question 9

“I tend to eat foods with a lot of spice.”

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A: noun phrase

Question 10

What type of clause is the underlined clause?

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B: adjectival

Reflecting on World War I Answers