ELA Fun

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Fill in the blank:
Don't go _____________. 
Options: they're, their, there

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there

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Which of the following is a run-on sentence?
Options: I'm bored at Grandma's house. She doesn't have a TV., The animals are fascinating I will try to draw them., I like chocolate and vanilla ice cream., I have one dog, and she has three dogs.

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The animals are fascinating I will try to draw them.

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Will the dog find ____________ way home? Options: its, it's

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its

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Which is an example of a simile? Options: His room was a hurricane of a mess., His room looked as if a hurricane came  through., A hurricane! AHHH!, The hurricane screamed through the town. 

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His room looked as if a hurricane came  through.

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metaphor

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A comparison without using "like" or "as"

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Example of onomatopoeia: Boom!, No!, Yes!, Go!

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Boom!

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Which sentence is correct? Options: “Are you ready,” she asked?, “Are you ready?” she asked?, “Are you ready?” she asked., “Are you ready” she asked.

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“Are you ready?” she asked.

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Which sentence is correct? Options: Bill said that he would help me., Bill said, "That he would help me.", Bill said, "that he would help me.", Bill said ",that he would help me."

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Bill said that he would help me.

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Which sentence is correct? Options: Barbara said, “let’s shovel the snow.”, Barbara said “Let’s shovel the snow.”, Barbara said, “Let’s shovel the snow., Barbara said, “Let’s shovel the snow.”

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Barbara said, “Let’s shovel the snow.”

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Which of the following sentences has subject verb agreement? Options: The dogs runs through the field., Angela love fourth grade., John collects clocks., She eat cake everyday.

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John collects clocks.