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LANGUAGE ARTS BOOK 6A--FINAL TEST (200 points) SECTION ONE: GRAMMAR A.Copy the following sentences. Underline the ^Scommon nouns^S, circle the ^Sproper nouns^S, and underline ^Spossessive nouns^S twice. Write a "S" above all ^Ssubject pronouns^S, "O" above all ^Sobjective pronouns^S, and "P" above all ^Spossessive pronouns.(25 points) 1.We chanted Krsna's holy name in New York with our Godbrothers from California. 2.Are you sure there are enough stamps on your package? 3.I saw him at his initiation in Philadelphia. 4.Dogs, hogs, camels, and asses cannot understand the science of God 5.They told us to set up our book table in Johnson Park. B.Copy the following sentences. Underline the ^Sconcrete^S nouns and circle the ^Sabstract^S nouns.(15 points) 1.Do you have the strength to lift a 100 pound sack of potatoes? 2.Humility, truthfulness, and honesty are some of the qualities of a devotee. 3.Happiness can only be achieved by obeying the laws of Krsna. 4.Foolish people do not understand death. 5.Wise men know how to use their intelligence. C.Write the ^Splural^S forms of the words write a sentence for each word. (10 points) listed 1.glass 2.child 3.moose 4.wolf 5.festival D.Complete the lists below.(10 points) PRESENT 1. 2. 3. PAST scrub slip increase 1 FUTURE below. Then 4. 5. pray study E.Copy the following sentences and underline the verb. Beneath the sentence, write the present, past, and past participle forms of the verb. Some of the verbs may be irregular verbs.(15 points) 1.All the gurukula boys swim in that lake in the summer. 2.He preached all day at the fair. 3.Advanced devotees think of Lord Caitanya's sankirtana movement at all times. 4.The devotees on padayatra walked over 6000 kilometers. 5.Persons in the mode of goodness sleep very little. F.Capitalization, punctuation, and quotation marks have been left out of the following sentences. Copy the sentences correctly. (25 points) 1.go to k-mart and get some tide mr clean brasso and sevenup 2.arjuna did not want to kill bhisma or dronacarya on the battlefield of kuruksetra 3.it is over 2000 kilometers from boston massachusetts to des moines iowa 4.he has preached in north america europe asia latin america but not in australia or new zealand 5.does everybody know that it is ekadasi today asked the cook SECTION TWO: Spelling and Word Usage A.Spelling Test(30 points) Note: Teacher should choose 10 review words from each unit for a total of 30 words. B.Prefixes: Combine the prefixes and words printed below to make new words. Use these words in sentences of your own.(10 points) ad -- to, toward tell 2 mis-- wrong, badly fore-- before, in front of bi -- two semi, demi, hemi -- half vertise sphere guide cycle C.Put the three groups of words below into alphabetical order. (30 points) attrition relative saddle maverick gnarl shipwreck ghee concurrent shove phenomenal lonesome secondary stalagmite redundantly sandalwood high-toned express sugar monism lacquer solicit ruby chief soliloquy construct plowshare sure wasteland iguana sequoia D.Copy both sets of guide words below as well as the words listed under them. Cross out all the words that would not appear as entry words between the guide words printed above them.(10 points) participle-paternalism downright-drift partridge parka pattern Pearl Harbor passive pasquinade driftwood Dravidian dozen dreadful division drawbridge E.Answer the questions about the following dictionary entries. (3 points) project -- n. 1.a proposal;scheme 2.an organized undertaking v. 1.to propose a plan 2.to throw forward 3.to cause to jut out [Middle English proiecte, Middle French pourjeter, to throw out from Latin pro- before + jacere, to throw] saber or sabre -- a heavy cavalry sword with a slightly curved blade [French sabre from Hungarian szabni, to cut] 1.Which word can be used as both a noun and a verb? 3 2.Which word originated as a compound word? 3.What language do both words share in common origins? in their word F.Copy the sentences and fill in the blanks with one of the words listed after the sentence.(5 points) 1.When he writes letters, he always uses___________ with the Hare Krsna maha mantra on it. (stationary, stationery) 2.We went to the city___________ to get permission to distribute Srila Prabhupada's books at the stadium. (councel, council) 3.The new _________ at our gurukula has changed some rules. (principal,principle) 4.Dhrtarastra never listened to the good________ of Vidura (advice, advise) 5.Everywhere we look, we can see the _________ of sinful activity in this world. (affect, effect) G. List all the steps in the writing process and tell the purpose for each one.(12 points) 4