Question

D or C?

Answer 1

@KyanTheDoodle

Answer 2

What is the participle in this sentence?

The laughing child looks happy, but she was sulking this morning.

A.
happy

B.
looks

C.
was sulking

D.
laughing

Answer 3

This is a participle: http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/participle.htm

Answer 4

So D.

Answer 5

i thought so, thanks

Answer 6

would you check some more for me?

Answer 7

Sure.

Answer 8

Which word or words in the sentence does the participle modify?

She is watering the hanging plants on the patio.

A.
patio

B.
plants

C.
She

D.<-------
is watering

Answer 9

Well that's the participle, but what does it modify?

Answer 10

what she is doing?

Answer 11

No no. The noun that the participle modifies

Answer 12

is?

Answer 13

Um...not quite.

Answer 14

i dont know...

Answer 15

Well it's plants because that's what she is watering.

Answer 16

OH that mkaes sense so it would be plants?

Answer 17

Yeah

Answer 18

thanksss

Answer 19

Which word in the sentence does the participle modify?

Henry, do you think many people will buy manufactured houses?

A.
people

B.
think

C.
Henry

D.
houses

Answer 20

D?

Answer 21

I believe so.

Answer 22

Which words in the sentence make up the entire participial phrase?

Paying for the flute, Tammy smiled brightly and thought about all the songs she would play.

A.
Paying for the flute

B.
smiled brightly

C.
she would play

D.
about all the songs

Answer 23

A?

Answer 24

I think so

Answer 25

Which words in the sentence make up the entire participial phrase?

A gust of wind rose, slamming the open door against its frame.

A.
slamming the open door against its frame

B.
gust of wind

C.
A gust of wind rose

D.
slamming the open door

Answer 26

C?

Answer 27

I don't think so. It doesn't contain a participle.

Answer 28

so do you think its a or d?

Answer 29

I think A because it's more complete

Answer 30

yeah me too

Answer 31

Which word in the sentence does the participial phrase modify?

Lying in the grass, I counted the clouds above me.

A.
grass

B.
counted

C.
I

D.
clouds

Answer 32

D?

Answer 33

so if Lying in the grass is the participal phrase then it wouldent be grass right?

Answer 34

I think so. D

Answer 35

Which word in the sentence does the participial phrase modify?

Pausing for effect now and then, Nicole read the best parts aloud.

A.
Nicole

B.
read

C.
aloud

D.
parts

Answer 36

I have no idea on this one

Answer 37

what do you think

Answer 38

So we all know that the participle phrase is Pausing for effect now and then, right?

Answer 39

Yeah

Answer 40

what word does it modify is my question

Answer 41

kyan?

Answer 42

hey inowalst what do you think it is

Answer 43

I think it's D. "Parts" is what the participle modifies

Answer 44

ok

Answer 45

Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?

A.
My cousin James, tired from the long day, fell asleep on the couch.

B.
My cousin James, tired from the long day fell asleep on the couch.

C.
My cousin James tired from the long day, fell asleep on the couch.

D.
My cousin James tired from the long day fell asleep on the couch.

Answer 46

A?

Answer 47

Yes

Answer 48

Which sentence uses punctuation correctly?

A.
The package, sitting on the hall table is for you!

B.
The package sitting on the hall table, is for you!

C.
The package sitting on the hall table is for you!

D.
The package, sitting on the hall table, is for you!

Answer 49

C? (This is the last one)

Answer 50

Yep

Answer 51

i diddnt pass

Answer 52

Oh sorry

Answer 53

I thought for sure I was right

Answer 54

it was just 2,3,9 and 10, Dont worry about it you got more right then wrong

Answer 55

oh

Answer 56

so its alright