REVIEW GAME Question 1 Marta fell over the

Question #1 Marta fell over the cat. a. infinitive phrase b. appositive c. gerund

Question #2 Pretending to be asleep, the hiker escaped the bear. a. infinitive phrase

Question #3 Susan Sarandon, a famous actress, has been very supportive of the striking

Question #4 4. To finish the marathon in less than five hours is Tom's

Question #5 She preferred eating at the local deli for lunch. a. b. c.

Question #6 He should discover a gift certificate for dinner at Cafe Sofia under

Question #7 After learning the parts of speech, the class began studying punctuation. a.

Question #8 The candidate elected by the voters promised to put "a chicken in

Question #9 Will someone be here soon to open the door? a. b. c.

Question #10 Delivering the pizza on time became his single mission. a. b. c.

Question #11 The Rock, Nick's favorite wrestler, will certainly win tonight's match. a. b.

Question #12 Frustrated with the delays, Erin tried to break her dog out of

Question #13 Tom visited India while studying the history of Indian art. a. b.

Question #14 The sun rising gloriously in the sky inspired the visitors to the

Question #15 Tom Hanks, star of "Philadelphia, will be appearing in a new film

Question #16 Before putting too much effort into the project, maybe you should get

Question #17 Does the captain want us to lower the sails before we enter

Question #18 She liked the shirt given to her by her grandmother. a. b.

Question #19 Did you really think that robbing a bank would solve your problems?

Question #20 Samuel hid her present behind the dresser. a. b. c. d. e.

Question #21 Clyde plans to meet his family on the other side of the

Question #22 Does Rick plan on attending every game that the Ducks play next

Question #23 Did Bill go to the meeting without his briefcase. a. b. c.

Question #24 Before reaching the summit, the climbers quit. a. b. c. d. e.

Question #25 Driven by her need to be perfect, Gertrude always did well in

Question #26 David decided to close the back door before a raccoon sneaked in.

Question #27 The team hopes that practicing a new offense this week will improve

Question #28 The student, bored by the lecture, drew pictures in her notebook. a.

Question #29 Before the race, the sprinter put a lucky penny in his sock.

Question #30 His dog, a miniature schnauzer, chases away any birds or squirrels that

Question #31 After making a hole in one, Ed decided he should quit golfing.

Question #32 Will has not wanted to play his saxophone since the last recital.

Question #33 The coffee tasted like mud mixed with motor oil. a. b. c.

Question #34 They want to try jumping from an airplane without a parachute. a.

Question #35 The flying saucer appeared above the lake before it disappeared into space.

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REVIEW GAME

Question #1 Marta fell over the cat. a. infinitive phrase b. appositive c. gerund phrase d. prepositional phrase f. participial phrase

Question #2 Pretending to be asleep, the hiker escaped the bear. a. infinitive phrase b. appositive c. gerund phrase d. prepositional phrase f. participial phrase

Question #3 Susan Sarandon, a famous actress, has been very supportive of the striking workers. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #4 4. To finish the marathon in less than five hours is Tom's goal. a. infinitive phrase b. appositive c. gerund phrase d. prepositional phrase e. participial phrase

Question #5 She preferred eating at the local deli for lunch. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #6 He should discover a gift certificate for dinner at Cafe Sofia under his seat at the table. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #7 After learning the parts of speech, the class began studying punctuation. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #8 The candidate elected by the voters promised to put "a chicken in every pot. " a. infinitive phrase b. appositive c. gerund phrase d. prepositional phrase e. participial phrase

Question #9 Will someone be here soon to open the door? a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #10 Delivering the pizza on time became his single mission. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #11 The Rock, Nick's favorite wrestler, will certainly win tonight's match. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #12 Frustrated with the delays, Erin tried to break her dog out of quarantine. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #13 Tom visited India while studying the history of Indian art. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #14 The sun rising gloriously in the sky inspired the visitors to the ancient temple. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #15 Tom Hanks, star of "Philadelphia, will be appearing in a new film this holiday season. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #16 Before putting too much effort into the project, maybe you should get some guidance from your boss. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #17 Does the captain want us to lower the sails before we enter the harbor? a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #18 She liked the shirt given to her by her grandmother. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #19 Did you really think that robbing a bank would solve your problems? a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #20 Samuel hid her present behind the dresser. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #21 Clyde plans to meet his family on the other side of the mall. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #22 Does Rick plan on attending every game that the Ducks play next year? a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #23 Did Bill go to the meeting without his briefcase. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #24 Before reaching the summit, the climbers quit. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #25 Driven by her need to be perfect, Gertrude always did well in her classes. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #26 David decided to close the back door before a raccoon sneaked in. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #27 The team hopes that practicing a new offense this week will improve its chances of winning. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #28 The student, bored by the lecture, drew pictures in her notebook. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #29 Before the race, the sprinter put a lucky penny in his sock. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #30 His dog, a miniature schnauzer, chases away any birds or squirrels that come into the yard. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #31 After making a hole in one, Ed decided he should quit golfing. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #32 Will has not wanted to play his saxophone since the last recital. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #33 The coffee tasted like mud mixed with motor oil. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase b. appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #34 They want to try jumping from an airplane without a parachute. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase

Question #35 The flying saucer appeared above the lake before it disappeared into space. a. b. c. d. e. infinitive phrase appositive gerund phrase prepositional phrase participial phrase