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Interjectional Phrases Good Heavens Well Done AlasSet 1

1Your friend fails the exam, then you walk toward him and say, .....
2Choose the appropriate answer for the word highlighted.Well, I don't think I'll be home before 6.
3An ..... can be a single word or phrase.
4What do you say when you meet someone in the morning?
5.....! Your dog died.
6True or False:In the sentence, 'Well, that's an interesting point of view, ' the word 'Well' functions as a strong interjection.
7Which type of phrase is in the red print in the following sentence? What a play! The centerfielder made an amazing diving play.
8Ohhh!, Wahh!. Alas!, Well Done! are .....
9A: Good night. Sleep .....
10Choose the interjection: Well, I don't know.
11An expression of grief, pity, or concern
12The interjection "Alas!" usually expresses:
13Alas my dog is thirsty.
14Alas! He is dead.
15Identify the interjection in this sentence:'Alas, we have lost the match.'
16Identify the interjection:
17Which word is an interjection in this sentence: Well, I'm glad you showed up.
18.....! Who would ever believe a story like that?
19The word "Alas!" is used for which kind of emotion?
20In "Alas! He failed the test," the word Alas is
21True or False:In the sentence 'Alas, we missed the bus again, ' the interjection 'Alas' correctly conveys a feeling of sadness or disappointment.
22Well, I was really surprised by his hurtful comment.
23Identify the sentence that correctly uses the word 'well' as an interjection.
24True or false: An interjection is always one word.
25In the sentence "Alas, I have lost my keys!" , what part of speech is 'Alas'?
26Interjectional phraseological units express:
27..... I have not cleared the internal assessment.
28What is the interjection in the sentence?Alas! I have lost my keys.
29Identify the interjection in the following sentence.Alas, I knew him well.
30"Well," I don't think I'll be home before 7pm.
31When one sees a flash of light in space, he may exclaim .....
32Identify the part of speech: *Alas*! We lost the match.
33Complete the sentence to best express disappointment:' ....., I was really hoping our team would win.'
34Chose the interjection from the sentence below.I missed the bus. Oh well.
35True or False:In the sentence 'My goodness, that was a close call, ' the single word 'goodness' is the interjection.
36Well, I don't think I'll be home before 18.00.
37Well, I don't think I'll be home before 5.
38'Well done! You did a really great job!' A. Thank you! B. certainly C. Good job D. I am sorry
39Choose the Interjection1) Alas! I failed the exam
40"What an excellent picture!" "- ..... "
41Alas! He refused to enter the jungle again.
42Chose the interjection from the sentence below.Good grief, that was a close one.
43Well, I don't think I'll be home before 6.
44....., I should have studied harder.
45When it is 7:00pm, you should say "Good ..... "
46What is the purpose of the following interjection?Well, even though the book was long, I would still read it again because I like it.
47Identify the word that is an INTERJECTION in this sentence:Well, I'm not surprised by the news since he planned the trip for months.
48Carambameans .....
49Well, I certainly wouldn't do that again!
50"Well", I think we shall agree with Mr. Smith.
51Well, I don't think I'll be home before 6. The word 'well' is a/an:
52Damn!
53Scenario:After the team tried their best but still lost the championship, the captain said, 'Alas, we lost by one point.'True or False:The interjection 'Alas' is used appropriately in this context.
54Alas! I have lost my grandmother.
55Heavens! What matter of nonsense is this?
56What is the interjection in this sentence:Good grief! Can we repair it in time for the race?
57HELLO EVERYBODY, NICE TO MEET YOU
58A speaker-bound emotional modifier of the sentence is its:
59True or False:The following sentence is grammatically flawless in its use of an interjection: "Well that was an interesting experience."
60Which one is a greeting word?
61In the following sentence, which word is the interjection? "She said that, alas, she had lost her way."