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  1. The White House has been home to many animals as well as presidents. (1 point)

common noun

proper noun

compound noun

collective noun

  1. Teddy Roosevelt, for example, kept a pet snake. (1 point)

common noun

proper noun

compound noun

collective noun

  1. When Abraham Lincoln was president, he had a turkey named Jack. (1 point)

first­person pronoun

second­person pronoun

third­person pronoun

reflexive pronoun

  1. Who remembers the name of Lyndon Johnson's dogs? (1 point)

personal pronoun

reflexive pronoun

interrogative pronoun

indefinite pronoun

  1. White House pets often become almost as well known as their owners. (1 point)

action verb

helping verb

linking verb

none of the above

  1. Calvin Coolidge kept several unusual pets. (1 point)

article

adjective

adjective

proper adjective

adverb

  1. In which sentence is the word barn used as the OBJECT OF A PREPOSITION? (1 point)

The Sutters' barn and fence need a new coat of paint.

The barn owl flies silently through the night.

John found the dog asleep in the barn.

Close the barn door when you leave.

  1. In which sentence is the word my used as an INTERJECTION? (1 point)

My letter to the editor was published today.

I expressed my ideas about the new freeway.

I could not believe my eyes.

My, there were a lot of letters on the subject!

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The White House has been home to many animals as well as presidents. (1 point)

(0 pts) common noun

(1 pt) proper noun

(0 pts) compound noun

(0 pts) collective noun


2. Teddy Roosevelt, for example, kept a pet snake. (1 point)

(1 pt) common noun

(0 pts) proper noun

(0 pts) compound noun

(0 pts) collective noun


3. When Abraham Lincoln was president, he had a turkey named Jack. (1 point)

(0 pts) first-person pronoun

(0 pts) second-person pronoun

(1 pt) third-person pronoun

(0 pts) reflexive pronoun


4. Who remembers the name of Lyndon Johnson's dogs? (1 point)

(0 pts) personal pronoun

(0 pts) reflexive pronoun

(1 pt) interrogative pronoun

(0 pts) indefinite pronoun


5. White House pets often become almost as well known as their owners.

(0 pts) action verb

(0 pts) helping verb

(1 pt) linking verb

(0 pts) none of the above


6. Calvin Coolidge kept several unusual pets. (1 point)

(0 pts) article

(1 pt) adjective

(0 pts) proper adjective

(0 pts) adverb


7. In which sentence is the word barn used as the OBJECT OF A PREPOSITION? (1 point)

(0 pts) The Sutters' barn and fence need a new coat of paint.

(0 pts) The barn owl flies silently through the night.

(1 pt) John found the dog asleep in the barn.

(0 pts) Close the barn door when you leave.


8. In which sentence is the word my used as an INTERJECTION? (1 point)

(0 pts) My letter to the editor was published today.

(0 pts) I expressed my ideas about the new freeway.

(0 pts) I could not believe my eyes.

(1 pt) My, there were a lot of letters on the subject!

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1. B (proper noun).

2. A (common noun).

3. C (third­person pronoun).

4. C (interrogative pronoun).

5. C (linking verb).

6. B (adjective).

7. C (John found the dog asleep in the barn.).

8. D (My, there were a lot of letters on the subject!).

In this exercise, you're required to identify the answer choice that best describes the underlined word or words in each sentence.

1. The White House has been home to many animals as well as presidents.

  • White House is a proper noun because it is a specific name (noun) that identifies or denotes the official residence of the United States of America presidents.

2. Teddy Roosevelt, for example, kept a pet snake.

  • Snake is a common noun because it is the generic name (noun) that identifies or denotes a class of animal.

3. When Abraham Lincoln was president, he had a turkey named Jack.

  • He is a third­person pronoun because it denotes a person (Abraham Lincoln) that is being talked about other than the writer or speaker.

4. Who remembers the name of Lyndon Johnson's dogs?

  • In English language there are five (5) interrogative pronouns and these are; whose, which, whom, what and who. Who is an interrogative pronoun because it is used to refer to a person and ask a specific question at the same time.

5. White House pets often become almost as well known as their owners.

  • Become is a linking verb because it connects the subject (White House pets) with its predicate (owners) while giving information about the subject.

6. Calvin Coolidge kept several unusual pets.

  • Unusual is an adjective because it qualifies or describes the pets (noun).

7. In which sentence is the word barn used as the OBJECT OF A PREPOSITION?

  • John found the dog asleep in the barn. The preposition in this sentence is "in" and it is used to show the exact location (barn) where the dog was found sleeping.

8. In which sentence is the word my used as an INTERJECTION?

  • My, there were a lot of letters on the subject! The interjection is "my" because it is an exclamation that expresses the speaker or writer's feeling (emotion).

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