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4. 
Identify the word or words that the underlined phrase modifies.The cool, blue water in the pool attracts everyone on these hot summer days.(Points : 3)
       
 A.     cool
 B.      water
C.       everyone
D.       days

5. Identify the word or words that the underlined phrase modifies.
With a strong kick, the diver jumped off the board and into the pool.      (Points : 3)
       
  A.    diver

B.       jumped

 C.      board

 D.      off


6. Identify the word or words that the underlined phrase modifies.
Actually, few of the townspeople welcomed the new development outside the city limits.       (Points : 3)
       
   A.    Actually

  B.     few

   C.    development

 D.      limits


7. Identify the word or words that the underlined phrase modifies.
Mom told us to be cautious about websites that ask for personal information.(Points : 3)
 
 A.      to be
 B.      cautious
 C.      ask
 D.      information

8. Identify the word or words that the underlined phrase modifies.
Immediately after the big storm, city workers cleaned up tree limbs and other debris.(Points : 3)
  
 A.      Immediately
 B.      city
 C.      up
D.       other



12. Choose the best description of the underlined phrase in the sentence. If no choice is a good description, choose none of the above.
Please do not talk about the research you are doing during the piano recital.(Points : 3)
       
  A.     misplaced phrase
 B.      appositive phrase
  C.     adjective phrase
  D.     none of the above

13. Choose the best description of the underlined phrase in the sentence.

Her neat, gray hair curled in precise waves around her face.      
 (Points : 3)
       
 A.    adjective phrase

B.       adverb phrase

C.      appositive phrase

D.       misplaced phrase


14. Choose the best description of the underlined phrase in the sentence.
The people in the long line couldn't wait for a chance to ride the new roller coaster.(Points : 3)
       
A.       misplaced phrase
B.       appositive phrase
 C.      adjective phrase
 D.      adverb phrase

Question 16.16. The following sentence may have an error in grammar or usage. Parts of the sentence are underlined. Choose the underlined part of the sentence that contains an error. If there is no error, choose no error.Please stack the dishes, from largest to smallest, in the kitchen in the cabinet.
(Points : 3)
      
 A.      stack the dishes,
B.       from largest to smallest,
 C.      in the cabinet.
 D.      no error


18. The following sentence may have an error in effective writing. The sentence or part of the sentence is underlined.
Choose the best revision for the underlined part.
If no revision is necessary, choose the first answer.I play a computer role-playing game on line in my bedroom.(Points : 3)
      
  A.      I play a computer role-playing game on line in my bedroom.
 B.       I play a computer role-playing game in my bedroom on line.
  C.     In my bedroom I play a computer role-playing game on line.
  D.     I play in my bedroom on line a computer role-playing game.

19. The following sentence may have an error in effective writing. The sentence or part of the sentence is underlined.
Choose the best revision for the underlined part. If no revision is necessary, choose the first answer.
My father wrote a letter to the city manager, a complaint about the changes to the city pool hours.(Points : 3)
      
  A.     My father wrote a letter to the city manager, a complaint about the changes to the city pool hours.
  B.     My father wrote a letter, a complaint about the changes to the city pool hours, to the city manager.
 C.      A complaint about the changes to the city pool hours, my father wrote a letter to the city manager.
 D.      My father wrote a complaint about the changes to the city pool hours to the city manager, a letter.



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4. Answer: 

5. Answer: D

6. Answer: C

7. Answer: D

8. Answer: B

12. Answer: C or D


Sorry I couldn't answer them all, I'll try to later.

Before answering the questions, it is important to know that a prepositional phrase (which is the type of phrase given in the first questions) may work as an adjective or an adverb. It works as an adjective when it modifies a noun and may answer the questions "Which one?", and it works as an adverb when it modifies an action (adverb), an adjective or another adverb, it often answers questions such as "How?" "When?" or "Where?" "In what circumstances?".

4. B. Water.

The phrase "In the pool" gives the reader more information about what "blue water" we are talking about (It is not the water in the glass, nor the water in the tub, but the water in the pool, therefore the noun "water" is the one it modifies. It modifies a noun, therefore the phrase acts an adjective.

5. B. jumped

"Into the pool" modifies the action or the verb "jump". The phrase answers the question of "Where did the diver jump?" Therefore, It is an adverbial phrase.

6.   B. few

"Of the townspeople" gives more information of what "few" the sentence is referring to. It is an adjective phrase as it modifies a noun, in this case, the noun is also the subject.

7. B. Cautious

"About websites" provides details of what thing we need to be cautious about. And it is an adverbial phrase because it modifies "cautious" (adjective).

8.  A. Immediately

This phrase is an adverbial one. It responds to the question "Immediately when, of what situation?"

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12.   D.  None of the above

This phrase is an adverbial phrase as it works as an adverb: it provides information of when the action should or should not take place. When should you not talk about the research you are doing? During the piano recital.

13. B. Adverb phrase

Again, this phrase answers the question "How her hair curled in precise waves?" Around her face. It modifies the verb "Curled" as it gives more information about how the action was done.

14. C. adjective phrase

Adjective phrases modify nouns. In the sentence, "in the long line" modifies the noun "people" as it provides information about what people the speaker is talking about.

16. C. in the cabinet.

The phrase itself does not have an error, but the way it is placed in the sentence. A more effective sentence is: Please stack the dishes, from largest to smallest, in the cabinet of the kitchen.

18.   C.In my bedroom, I play a computer role-playing game on line.

This sentence is the one that can be more easily read without being verbose, repetitive or confusing.

19.  A.  My father wrote a letter to the city manager, a complaint about the changes to the city pool hours.

This is the best written, and it also uses the appositive phrase correctly "a complaint about the changes to the city pool hours." which gives more specific details of what letter "my father wrote".