Adjectives Out Of Order -or- Participle
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Decide whether the following sentences are examples of an ADJECTIVE OUT OF ORDER brush stroke, a PARTICIPLE brush stroke, or NEITHER.
- 1.
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Gabe, annoyed and cold, looked for the raven.- A.
Adjective out of Order
- B.
Participle
- C.
Neither
- 2.
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The ram, frightened and angry, prepared to charge.- A.
Adjective out of Order
- B.
Participle
- C.
Neither
- 3.
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Raymond was panting, coughing, and wheezing.- A.
Adjective out of Order
- B.
Participle
- C.
Neither
- 4.
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Squinting, Gabe tried to see the shape in front of him.- A.
Adjective out of Order
- B.
Participle
- C.
Neither
- 5.
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Soaked and frozen, Gabe tried to thaw out after falling in the water.- A.
Adjective out of Order
- B.
Participle
- C.
Neither
- 6.
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Howling through the trees, the wind sounded spooky.- A.
Adjective out of Order
- B.
Participle
- C.
Neither
- 7.
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The bloody, wounded moose bravely faced the wolves.- A.
Adjective out of Order
- B.
Participle
- C.
Neither
- 8.
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Slipping, sliding, and crowing, the raven slid down the hill on its back.- A.
Adjective out of Order
- B.
Participle
- C.
Neither
- 9.
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Sensing movement behind him, Raymond looked over his shoulder.- A.
Adjective out of Order
- B.
Participle
- C.
Neither
- 10.
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The northern lights, bright and ghostly, danced in the night sky.- A.
Adjective out of Order
- B.
Participle
- C.
Neither
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