Question

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1.) What is the part of speech of the underlined word in the sentence?

Hooray! Can you believe we won the game?


A.
preposition

B.
verb

C.
interjection

D.
pronoun
( hooray ) is underlined

2.) What is the part of speech of the underlined word in the sentence?

The brave fox jumped over the fence.


A.
adverb

B.
adjective

C.
conjunction

D.
preposition
( over ) is underlined

3.) What kind of complement is the underlined word?

The sausages smelled delicious after Mom added seasoning to them.


A.
predicate nominative

B.
indirect object

C.
predicate adjective

D.
direct object
( delicious ) is underlined

4.) What kind of clause is the underlined group of words?

I will head to the soccer field before it closes at sunset.


A.
adjective clause

B.
adverb clause
( before it closes at sunset. ) is underlined

Answer 1

1) Interjection

"Hooray!" and others such as "Yes!" "Wow!" or "Whoa!" are all interjections. Think about them as words that interject to show an emotional response.

2) Preposition

I'm not sure how to explain it to you more in depth except I've memorized all of the prepositions and "over" is one of them.

3) Predicate Adjective

"Delicious" is describing the "smell" which is the indirect object of the direct object, "sausages."

4) Prepositional Phrase

"Before" is a preposition and anything following that preposition to a subject, which in our case would be "sunset," is a prepositional phrase.