B. Minute is the only correctly spelled option.See Lesson: Spelling.
Explanation
B. He ate a lot on vacation, but he did not gain any weight. These two clauses are of equal grammatical rank and can be connected with a coordinating conjunction. “But” is the conjunction that makes the most sense. See Lesson: Types of Clauses.
C. The word “channel” has more than one meaning. See Lesson: Context Clues and Multiple Meaning Words.
A. The meaning of figure in the context of this sentence is “a shape or form.” See Lesson: Context Clues and Multiple Meaning Words.
C. With a word ending in -sh, add -es. See Lesson: Spelling.
A. Wait! Exclamation points are placed at the end of a sentence and indicate strong feelings, shouting, or emphasis. See Lesson: Punctuation.
B. The helping verb do should be used to make a negative statement with the main verb worry. See Lesson: Verbs and Verb Tenses.
A. Or. It is the only conjunction that fits within the context of the sentence. See Lesson: Types of Clauses.
A. The root ego means “self,” so egocentric means selfish. See Lesson: Root Words Prefixes and Suffixes
C. Meteorologist announces and hurricane is have the correct subject-verb agreement. See Lesson: Subject and Verb Agreement.
C. Festival is a common noun and should not be capitalized.See Lesson: Nouns.
C. This sentence correctly fixes the fragment. See Lesson: Types of Sentences.
B. This sentence combines the information using parallel structure. See Lesson: Types of Sentences.
C. Children is a plural noun. See Lesson: Nouns.
D. It’s a good movie. It’s is a contraction for it is. See Lesson: Punctuation.
B. This sentence correctly fixes the fragment. See Lesson: Types of Sentences.
D. We are looking for a possessive pronoun. Whose is a relative pronoun and can only be used to show possession when the sentence is a question. See Lesson: Pronouns.
A. The meaning of cabinet in this context is “a body of advisors to the President.” The phrase “advised” helps you figure out which meaning of cabinet is being used. See Lesson: Context Clues and Multiple Meaning Words
A. Of these choices, after eating can only reference we. See Lesson: Modifiers, misplaced modifiers, dangling modifiers.
C. The root word trans mean “across,” so transcontinental means across the continent. See Lesson: Root Words, Prefixes, and Suffixes.
C. Incredibly is an adverb that describe the adjective fast. See Lesson: Adjectives and Adverbs
D. Which I opened before my birthday modifies gift. See Lesson: Modifiers, misplaced modifiers, dangling modifiers.
D.Talented is an adjective that describes the noun gymnast.See Lesson: Adjectives and Adverbs
C. Took is the main verb in this sentence; it is not a modifier. See Lesson: Modifiers, misplaced modifiers, dangling modifiers.
A. md. Abbreviations for professional titles and degrees are capitalized. Since doctor is referring generally to a doctor and not to a specific one, it is not capitalized. See Lesson: Capitalization.
D. Merrily is an adverb that describes the verb roll. See Lesson: Adjectives and Adverbs.
C. Silent is an antonym of loquacious. See Lesson: Synonyms, Antonyms, and Analogies.
A. The verb is agrees with the subject anyone. Who has skates is a relative clause; it is not the main subject. See Lesson: Subject and Verb Agreement.
B. The comma after English should be a colon. Colons are used to introduce lists.See Lesson: Punctuation.
C. I, you, I, and my are pronouns.See Lesson: Pronouns.
B. We had a dry summer and the crops didn't do well are independent clauses. See Lesson: Conjunctions and Prepositions.
B. He is third person singular. See Lesson: Subject and Verb Agreement.
C. Rises is a verb. See Lesson: Verbs and Verb Tenses.
A. While her kids swam in the pool. It is dependent because it does not express a complete thought and relies on the independent clause. The word “while” also signifies the beginning of a dependent clause. See Lesson: Types of Clauses.
C. Of, The, Was, The, Last, Major, Battle, and Of. All names of specific battles and wars should be capitalized, except for short prepositions, conjunctions, and articles. See Lesson: Capitalization.
D. Interminable is an antonym of succinct. See Lesson: Synonyms, Antonyms, and Analogies.
D. On Saturday is a prepositional phrase. See Lesson: Conjunctions and Prepositions.
B. The meaning of morose in the context of this sentence is “glum.” See Lesson: Context Clues and Multiple Meaning Words
C. Wrote is the past form and should not be used with a helping verb.See Lesson: Verbs and Verb Tenses.
C. A synonym of meticulous is fastidious. See Lesson: Synonyms, Antonyms, and Analogies.
D. I, her, she, and my are pronouns. See Lesson: Pronouns.
D. The nouns are team, scientists, results, research, and conference. See Lesson: Nouns.
B. Dinner is the direct object of the verb cooked. See Lesson: Direct Objects and Indirect Objects.
D. This sentence is correct. See Lesson: Modifiers, misplaced modifiers, dangling modifiers.
A. The suffix that means “relating to or resembling” is -ular as in the word muscular. See Lesson: Root Words, Prefixes, and Suffixes.
B. A synonym of schism is division. See Lesson: Synonyms, Antonyms, and Analogies.
B. Gown is the direct object of the verb made, and Selena is the indirect object. See Lesson: Direct Objects and Indirect Objects.
D. Here, for is a conjunction that connects the clauses he is looking for a job and he was laid off last week. See Lesson: Conjunctions and Prepositions.
A. His father's car is a direct object of the verb drove, but there is no indirect object. See Lesson: Direct Objects and Indirect Objects.
B. The suffix that means “full of” is -en as in the word golden. See Lesson: Root Words Prefixes and Suffixes