Participial PhraseSet 8

1True or False:In the sentence 'Having finished the homework, the TV was turned on by the student, ' the modifier is correctly used.
2Identify the participial phrase in this sentence:Peering over the top of his glasses, her tutor shook his head.
3The mural, painted in bright colors, brightened the room. Which part is the participial phrase?
4Identify the participle phrase, and the part of the sentence that the participle modifies.Vicky recommended a website that features breaking news and in-depth coverage of national and international politics.
5What is the object of the participle phrase in this sentence?Hiding in the trees, the cat knows the witch is evil.
6In the sentence, 'The girl reading a book didn't notice me, ' what is the complete participial phrase?
7Identify the participial phrase in the following sentence.The solution suggested by the principal was supported by both the students and the faculty.
8Choose the best way to combine these two sentences using a participial phrase: "The cat was startled by the loud thunder. It jumped off the windowsill."
9Complete the sentence with a participial phrase: " ....., the man tried to get the driver's attention."
10Many flowers tied up with ribbon were given to the mother of the groom.
11What is the participial phrase in the following sentence?The man wearing a black coat is my teacher for 4th period.
12To plant rice, farmers, ....., set young plants in the mud.
13Meanwhile, in July 1885, the musicians of the Boston Symphony Orchestra had given their first "Promenade " concert, offering both music and refreshments. This fulfilled Major Higginson's wish to give "concerts of a lighter kind of music." QuestionWhat is unique about the Promenade concert?Clue:(,) and present participial phrase
14What is the participial phrase in the sentence:'Amazed by the magician's tricks, the audience applauded loudly.'
15Hoping for great results, everyone gathered around
16Find the participial phrase: The girl wearing the blue shirt ran down the hallway.
17In the sentence "Laughing at the joke, Tom fell off his chair, " what is the participial phrase?
18The shirt hanging in the closet belongs to my brother.
19Identify the participial phrase in the following sentence: Blinded by the blaze of spells that had blasted from every direction, Harry blinked and looked down at the floor. (J.K Rowling, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.)
20Walking quietly, the children entered the museum.
21Identify the participial phrase.Racing through the woods, her heart pounded as she grew closer to the house.
22Identify the participial phrase in the following sentence:Excited by the news of the upcoming snowstorm, the children jumped up and down.
23A present participial phrase .....
24The dog barking loudly woke the neighbours.
25Use the participial phrase as an adjective in the following sentence: The house, surrounded by tall trees, looked beautiful in the sunlight.
26Identify the participial phrase in the following sentence: "The car, speeding down the highway, was pulled over by the police."
27Grabbing a sandwich, Rene hurried off to join his friends.
28Fascinated by thestalactites and stalagmites in the cave,the tourists took many pictures.
29Startled by the noise, the cat scrambled under the chair.
30Identify the participial phrase in the sentence: 'The dog barking loudly kept me awake.'
31Which option contains a participial phrase?
32Identify participial phrase:Pork and beans canned in tomato sauce is my favorite.
33Which of the following is the participial phrase?Chosen by the committee, Cindy felt extremely excited to be the board president.
34The broken mirror reflected the image.
35What is the function of the participial phrase in the sentence: "The car, damaged in the accident, was towed away."
36Find the participial phrase:Excited about the upcoming trip, they packed their bags early.
37Identify the participial phrase in the sentence: 'The flowers, blooming in the spring, attract many bees.'
38What is the role of the participial phrase "covered in dust" in the sentence: "The old book, covered in dust, was found in the attic" ?
39What is the participial phrase?The students left the school, celebrating the start of summer
40Cindy, who lives in Mary land, is our online project manager
41Identify the participial phrase in the sentence:'Running through the park, she felt free and happy.'
42Choose the correct sentence:I found a wallet walking to school.
43In the sentence 'The broken window needs to be fixed', what is the noun or pronoun modified by the participial phrase?
44What is the participial phrase in this sentence?Entering the website, I saw my articles.
45Which sentence best combines these two ideas using a participial phrase? 'The girl was tired from the long hike. She sat down on a bench.'
46Writing a novel, I discovered the power of storytelling.
47Identify the noun or pronoun modified by the participial phrase in the sentence:'The girl, carrying a heavy backpack, struggled to climb the mountain.'
48Spotting three tremendous boulders, we stopped to admire the view.
49Identify the participial phrase.Placing the cookies in the hot oven, Sam burned his arm.
50What is the participial phrase in this sentence?The waitress served Gilbert a plate of gray meatloaf sauced with lumpy gravy.
51Identify the participial phrase.The general, riding to the front, led the attack.
52In the sentence 'The dog barking loudly is annoying.', identify the type of phrase used.
53Identify the participial phrase in the following sentence. Then tell what word the phrase modifies.Alberto, asked by the choir director, agreed to sing in the talent show.
54The structure of "A GIFT WRAPPED IN SILK" is:
55The broken glass from the fall cannot be repaired.
56Identify the type of phrase in the following sentence.Excited by the news, Maria called her best friend immediately.
57..... as the door was ajar. I remembered vividly I locked my room before I left.
58What is the function of the participle in the following sentence?The salesman was charming.
59The man wearing the blue suit watched the game.
60Participial phrases can show simultaneous action and reaction, making narratives feel (a) and urgent.
61Leaving her ironing, Mary answered the telephone.Arriving at the bank, od that it was close.Arriving at the bank, we found that it was close.