Question

1. Although the woman was chased by a (Swarm) of bees, she managed to escape completely unharmed.
A. Concrete noun
B. Proper noun
C. Compound noun
D. Collective noun******

2. Please, ask (yourself) what you can do to help this association
A. Reflexive pronoun*****
B. Intensive pronoun
C. Indefinite pronoun
D. Demonstrative pronoun

Answer 1

D. Collective noun and A. Reflexive pronoun

Answer 2

Thanx (: Thats what i had.. Thats why i put a star next to them. I just needed to make sure though.. May you help me with a few more ?

Answer 3

No problem. I can try. :)

Answer 4

1. The teacher asked her pupil to (stay) put during the screening of the documentary.
A. Linking verb
B. Action verb***
C. Auxilary verb
D. Transitive verb

2. Keith wondered (what) qualifications it would take to get a job.
A. demonstative adjective
B. interrogation adjective***
C. indefinite adjective
D. Proper adjective

3. (Both) the whale (and) the dolphin are mammals.
A. demonstative pronoun
B. Indefinite adjectives
C. Correlative conjunctions
D. coordinating conjunctions******

Answer 5

First let me refresh to you, what these verbs mean. :)
Linking verb is an equating verb (such as `be' or `become') that links the subject with the complement of a sentence
action verb is a word that in syntax conveys an action
An auxiliary verb is a verb used in forming the tenses, moods, and voices of other verbs.
a transitive verb is a verb (or verb construction) that requires an object in order to be grammatical

Answer 6

So in the case of the first question, it would be a linking verb, I believe.

Answer 7

the second question you have it correct :)

Answer 8

The third one is also correct, I believe. :)

Answer 9

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1. The committe judged the logo (the most appropriate symbol) for the association's mission.
A. Predicate nominative
B. objective complement
C. predicate adjective***
D. Direct Object

2. Rashid's speech was both an (analysis) and a (satire) of the school system today.
A. compund subject
B. compound verb
C. compound direct object***
D. compound predicate nominative

3. (Most of the passengers) were issued new plane tickets for the same day.
A. simple subject***
B. simple predicate
C. complete subject
D. complete predicate

Answer 10

A predicate adjective is an adjective that modifies the noun or a pronoun in a sentence. For example, in the sentence The boys are happy, happy is the predicate adjective.

an objective complement is a noun, adjective, or pronoun used in the predicate as complement to a verb and as qualifier of its direct object (as chairman in “we elected him chairman”)

so I think in the case of question number one, it would be an objective compliment since is is being used in the predicate as a complement to the verb "judged"

Answer 11

I think number two is right. @Hawaiian_life could probably confirm that, lol.

Answer 12

A complete subject is one which has several words to describe and give more details about it. On the other hand, a simple subject is that which is in the simplest noun. A complete subject becomes a simple subject when the descriptive words are removed.

So I believe number 3 is a complete subject. :)