Vocabulary/Grammar Quiz (36 points possible)
Use a separate sheet of paper. Make an extra credit box, and record any extra credit you may have earned this week. If you are exempt, write "exempt", and then do #16 only. For the True/False questions, write "True" if the statement is true; if the statement is false, write "False" and then tell why it is false. As always there are mistakes to find and fix for extra credit. You will not use all the words, yet you may use some more than once.

1. To reenact a scene from Julius Caeser, we all wore __________(s).
2. Because he came back so strongly after a horrible injury, the basketball star was known as "The ________."
3. The scene of the roller coaster acident was an ____________(ing) sight.
4. My Mom was ________(ed) that I had stayed up all night playing my new video game when I had a test the next day.
5. A ________ is sort of like a reward that come with marrying someone.
6. "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you" is a fancy way of saying that if someone treats you with respect, you _____________.
7. A(n) __________ describes how, when, or where something is done. (Example:  Then, Jimmy ran quickly away.)
8. A(n) __________ modifies (describes) a noun or pronoun. (Example: Jimmy is a fast runner.)
9. (3) A(n) _________ modifies a(n) __________, verb, or _______.
10. (3) An adjective answers the questions, ________, _________, _______.
11.  _________(s) show what the nouns are doing.
12. (3)__________, on the West Coast, and _________, on the East Coast, were once the main entry points for ____________ to the US.
13. (2) True/False: Miscreant is an adjective that describes a criminal.
14. (2) True/False: Insolent is a noun; it's a person who has no respect.
15. (2) True/False: Quickly describes how you do something, so it is an adjective.
16. True/False: Bat is a word that can be used as either a noun or a verb.
17. (11) Copy the sentence below and label each word: