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An ______ is used to describe a noun or pronoun.
adjectives
Adjectives answer the questions:
What kind?
Which one?
How many?
How much?
Identify the adjectives in this sentence:

We ate several wrinkly purple raisins as we walked down the dusty dirty road.
several, wrinkly, purple, dusty, dirty
The three most common adjectives are A, AN, and THE, also called ______.
Articles
That is the definite article?
the
What are the indefinite articles?
a, an
Identify the articles in this sentence.

The sun was setting behind a big mountain, and an eagle flew by.
THE sun was setting behind A big mountain and AN eagle flew by.

(the, a, an)
A proper adjective is:
a) a proper noun used as an adjective
b) an adjective formed from a proper noun
A ______ adjective is made up of more than one word.
compound
How are compound adjectives usually written?
With a hyphen
Make the following compound adjectives.

so called
near sighted
so-called
nearsighted
A pronoun can be used as an adjective if it modifies a _____.
noun
Pronouns can answer the question ____ ___?
Which one

(these can also be called posessive adjectives)
What are the four demonstrative adjectives?
this; that; these; those
What are the four interrogative adjectives?
which; what; whose
An _____ modifies a verb, and adjective, or another adverb.
adverb
What questions do adverbs answer?
Where?
When?
In what way?
To what extent?
A ________ relates the noun or pronoun following it to another word in the sentence.
prepositions
What are the most frequently used prepositions?
about; above; across; after; against; along; among; around; at; before; behind; below; beneath; beside; besides; between; beyond; but; by; down; during; except; for; from; in; inside; into; like; near; of; off; on; onto; opposite; out; outside over past since; through; to; toward; under; underneath; until; up; upon; with; within; without
Prepositions consisting of two or three words are called _____ prepositions.
compound
In the short story, The Storyteller, who tells the story?
The Bachelor
In the Bachelor's story, who is the main character, and what happens to her?
Bertha; she is extremely and horribly good. She is invited to the prince's garden and is eaten by a wolf.
Why does the Prince have no sheep in his garden or clocks in his castle?
The prince's mother once had a dream that the Prince would be killed by a sheep or a clock falling on his head.
What does the aunt expect the children to be?
perfect
Who was the murderer in Murder on the Orient Express?
They all did it; each suspect stabbed Mr. Ratchet once.
How is Mrs. Hubbard related to the Armstrong child?
Mrs. Hubbard is Daisy Armstrong's grandmother.
Who solved the mystery in Murder on the Orient Express?
Mr. Hercules Poirot