Kentucky Paraeducator Assessment (KPA) Practice Test

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Which function does a modifier serve in a sentence?

  1. It tells the story

  2. It limits or describes another word

  3. It provides the main idea

  4. It summarizes a statement

The correct answer is: It limits or describes another word

A modifier plays a crucial role in a sentence by limiting or describing another word, typically a noun or a verb, to add clarity and detail. This can include adjectives that modify nouns or adverbs that modify verbs, providing information about characteristics, quantities, or conditions. By offering additional context, modifiers enhance the reader's understanding of the sentence and can change the meaning or focus of the information being presented. In contrast, the other functions listed do not accurately describe what a modifier does. A modifier does not tell the story, provide the main idea, or summarize a statement; rather, it enriches the details surrounding the core elements of the sentence.