Early America Lit Terms Review

A. I drove to the market and bought pears.

B. The mutt that Molly owns smells bad all the time.

C. Before going to bed, I like to read.

D. Sam wants the Bengals to win the Super Bowl this year.

A. Sandy is very blue.

B. The aroma of the cookies baking made Danny hungry.

C. When students answer questions correctly, the teacher shines in pride.

D. The golden daffodils were beside the lake.

A. Harry likes to play guitar.

B. The school will recognize Liam for his perfect ACT score.

C. Never has Niall felt so embarrassed.

D. Louis needs to get more paint for his art project.

A. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness.

B. One fish, Two fish, Red fish, Blue fish, Black fish, Blue fish, Old fish, New fish.

C. She had one, but not two; three, but not four; five, but not six apples.

D. Carrie was walking down the street, singing a song, and smiling at everyone.

A. Olympic athletes usually like practicing, competing, and eating ice cream sandwiches.

B. Public transit such as buses or a train can help reduce air pollution.

C. He decided to cover the gown in sequins, and had a steak for dinner.

D. Martin wants to visit English and Spain.

A. He was as tall as a six foot tall tree.

B. Sharpay felt wrath when she didn’t get the lead role in the play.

C. She felt like she had the golden ticket when Troy asked her to the dance.

D. The teachers wanted to have a snow day.