1. Let's _________ a meeting of all the volunteers.  a) illustrate  b) correspond  c) contribute  d) convene  e) consent
2. The computer says that I have (in)_____________ space to save my file; it won't fit.  a) consent  b) valid  c) justify  d) constrain  e) sufficient
3. He didn't actually say it, but he ___________(ed) very strongly.  a) contribute  b) dominate  c) justify  d) imply  e) valid
4. He lost the debate, because most of his arguments were (in)________.  a) justified  b) specified  c) dominated  d) valid  e) illustrated
5. After she left town, she still ____________ (ed) with her friends back home.  a) dominate  b) imply  c) correspond  d) consent  e) illustrate
6. The __________(atic) diagram for the television covered several large pages.  a) imply  b) scheme  c) illustrate  d) outcome  e) sequence

1. (s/v?) Far into the sky rises Mt. Queso.  a) sky/rises  b) far/rises  c) Mt. Queso/rises  d) sky/rises into  e) NOTA
2. (s/v?) Wear a helmet on your cabeza, please.  a) cabeza/wear  b) (you)/wear  c) helmet/wear  d) please/wear  e) NOTA
3. (s/v?) Here are some suggestions for getting an A.  a) suggestions/getting  b) A/getting  c) here/are  d) suggestions/are  e) NOTA
4. (s/v?) Did you remember to wear your helmet?  a) you/wear  b) helmet/wear  c)  you/remember  d) you/did remember  e) NOTA
5. (s/v?) Didn't you eat the last cookie?  a) cookie/eat  b) you/eat  c) you/did eat  d) cookie/did eat  e) NOTA

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6. An inverted sentence is one where the verb comes before the subject.  a) True  b) False
7. In most imperative sentences, the subject comes after the verb or between parts of the verb phrase.  a) True  b) False
8. In the sentence, There goes another clown car, the subject is the word car.  a) True  b) False

Tomorrow's Test: 1) Academic Words  2) Vocabulary  3) S/V (p19)
It's all in your notebook. Study it.
 

The Outsiders  ---> Chapter 11
Done? Read S. E. Hinton Profile, and answer questions on a separate sheet. DUE EOP Tomorrow.