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ILTS Elementary Education (305-Content Test) EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
WITH RATIONALES |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND
NEW!!

Terms in this set (1058) QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS

1) Nouns  A person, place, thing, or

idea

2) Common Noun  The class or group of

people, places, and things

(not capitalized)

3) Proper Nouns  The names of a specific

person, place, or thing

(capitalized)

4) General Nouns  The names of conditions

or ideas

5) Specific Nouns  Names people, places,

and things that are

understood by using your

, senses

6) Collective Nouns  The names for a person,

place or thing that may

act as a whole

7) Pronouns  Words that are used to

stand in for a noun

8) Nominative Nouns and Pronouns  The case for nouns and

pronouns that are the

subject of a sentence

9) Objective Nouns and Pronouns  The case for nouns and

pronouns that are an

object in a sentence

10) Possessive Nouns and Pronouns  The case for nouns and

pronouns that show

possession or ownership

11) How can Pronouns be Grouped?  -Intensive (I myself, you

yourself, he himself, she

herself, the itself, we

ourselves, you yourselves,

they themselves)



-Relative (which, who,

whom, whose)

, -Interrogative (what,

which, who, whom,

whose)



-Demonstrative (this, that,

these, those)



-Indefinite (all, any, each,

everyone, either/neither,

one, some, several)



-Reciprocal (each other,

one another)

12) Transitive Verbs  A verb whose action

points to a receiver

13) Intransitive Verbs  A verb that does not point

to a receiver of an action

14) Action Verbs  A verb that shows what

subject is doing in a

sentence

15) Linking Verbs  Link the subject of a

sentence to a noun or

, pronoun or link a subject

with an adjective

16) Transitive Verbs-Active Voice  The subject of the

sentence is doing the

action

17) Transitive Verbs-Passive Voice  The subject receives the

action

18) Past Verbs  The action happened in

the past

19) Present Verbs  The action happens at the

current time

20) Future Verbs  The action is going to

happen later

21) Past Perfect Verbs  The second action started

in the past and the first

action came before the

second

22) Present Perfect Verbs  The action started in the

past and continues into

the present

23) Future Perfect Verbs  An action that uses the

past and the future

24) Conjugating Verbs  When you change the

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