Exam 1: Parts of Speech

Coyotes are highly resourceful, $\underline{\text { highly }}$ intelligent creatures.

In most early stories about him, $\underline{\text { his }}$ heroic deeds were emphasized.

Poe also created the convention of the narrator $\underline{\text { Who} }$ is an admiring friend.

Did early humans kill Neanderthals, intermarry with them, $\underline{\text { or }}$ outbreed them?

$\underline{\text { They }}$ say what has happened to the koala is a tragedy caused by an insensitive government.

In "The Murders in the Rue Morgue," Poe created C. Auguste Dupin, fiction's first $\underline{\text { amateur }}$ detective.

Unfortunately, the koala $\underline{\text { bear} }$ is facing extinction.

Koalas are $\underline{\text { especially }}$ susceptible to devastation and disease.

Coyotes travel singly or in packs, and $\underline{\text { hunt }}$ small animals at night.

Distinctive tracks in the snow in park areas tell us that coyotes have moved in and $\underline{\text { they} }$ are hunting in the vicinity.

Inside his $\underline{\text { shabby }}$ backpack, he found dirty socks where his books should have been.

He had a headache $\underline{\text { from }}$ the extra studying he'd done the night before.

Coyote populations are growing $\underline{\text { quickly }}$ in urban areas.

The professor $\underline{\text { noticed }}$ that John was even more disorganized than usual.

Web pages are being used not only to provide sexually explicit material and racist propaganda, $\underline{\text { but} }$ to teach people how to make bombs.

The nickname Dracula, meaning dragon, was given to him because of his $\underline{\text { brutal} }$ rule.

Opinion polls show that Australians $\underline{\text { Worry }}$ about the koala's future.

In the 1840s, Poe wrote stories which established many of the $\underline{\text { conventions }}$ of the genre, such as "The Murders in the Rue Morgue," "The Mystery of Marie Roget," and "The Purloined Letter."

Eucalyptus leaves are the koala's only food, $\underline{\text { but }}$ eucalyptus forests are rapidly disappearing.

Most authorities on the subject trace the origins of the detective story to Edgar Allan Poe, the nineteenth-century short story writer, critic, and poet who $\underline{\text { Wrote }}$ "The Raven."