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Indicate whether the highlighted verb is used as a linking verb:

Frankenstein is the name of the scientist not the monster.
- 1.1 linking verb
- 1.2 not a linking verb
The oenophile tasted several types of Beaujolais.
- 2.1 linking verb
- 2.2 not a linking verb
Francine grows prize-winning dahlias.
- 3.1 linking verb
- 3.2 not a linking verb
The cheesecake tastes delicious.
- 4.1 linking verb
- 4.2 not a linking verb
After smoking three cigars, Bridget turned green.
- 5.1 linking verb
- 5.2 not a linking verb
The cat fastidiously smelled the dish of food placed before it.
- 6.1 linking verb
- 6.2 not a linking verb
The flowers always grow quickly during a sunny summer.
- 7.1 linking verb
- 7.2 not a linking verb
The stew that Gordon made smells too spicy to me.
- 8.1 linking verb
- 8.2 not a linking verb
Walter was annoyed because Sophy turned the corner too quickly.
- 9.1 linking verb
- 9.2 not a linking verb
Lester B. Pearson was a prominent twentieth-century politician.
- 10.1 linking verb
- 10.2 not a linking verb