Analyzing Tone and Identifying Central Ideas: Chief Joseph's speech "An Indian's View of Indian Affairs"

Question 1

house is at the end of the street.

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B: Their

Question 2

I’ll clean the dishes myself!

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A: intensive

Question 3

“Horses from the various ranches of the valley gallops in the pasture.”

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B: Change “gallops” to “gallop.”

Question 4

Everybody in our neighborhood have garages.

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C: Change “have” to “has” and “garages” to “a garage.”

Question 5

“Half of the tigers at the zoo eat raw meat at its noontime meal.”

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B: Incorrect because it doesn’t agree in number

Question 6

Within the sentence, “their” is in the case

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A: possessive

Question 7

I’m going to drive myself to school tomorrow.

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B: reflexive

Question 8

“Huck Finn sail the Mississippi River with Jim.”

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C: Change “sail” to “sails.”

Question 9

Both is on sale for half price.

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B: Change “is” to “are.”

Question 10

Select the best revision of the sentence to ensure pronoun-antecedent agreement.

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A: Half of the tigers at the zoo eat raw meat at their noontime meal.

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