Conjunctions and Interjections Review

Conjunctions and Interjections Review

Walker Elementary

5th Grade ELA

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Multiple Choice

GUIDED PRACTICE

Choose a conjunction to complete the sentence.

1. All animals need food, water, _________, shelter to survive.

• unless

• and

• when

• although

• so

Multiple Choice

GUIDED PRACTICE

Choose a conjunction to complete the sentence.

2. __________ these are available, animals can thrive.

• unless

• and

• when

• although

• so

Multiple Choice

GUIDED PRACTICE

Choose a conjunction to complete the sentence.

3. __________ opossums can live in just about any habitat, elk are very particular about where they live.

• unless

• and

• when

• although

• so

Multiple Choice

GUIDED PRACTICE

Choose a conjunction to complete the sentence.

4. Cats and dogs have learned to depend on humans, ________ they are considered "domesticated" animals.

• unless

• and

• when

• although

• so

Multiple Choice

GUIDED PRACTICE

Choose a conjunction to complete the sentence.

5. Cougars avoid humans __________ they are in search of food.

• unless

• and

• when

• although

• so

Multiple Choice

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE

Choose the best conjunction to complete each sentence.

1. Farming, construction, ________ other human activities are affecting wild tigers in Asia.

• but

• so

• and

• or

Multiple Choice

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE

Choose the best conjunction to complete each sentence.

2. Many groups are working to protect the tiger, _______ studies show that the animals have lost a great deal of their habitat.

• but

• so

• and

• or

Multiple Choice

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE

Choose the best conjunction to complete each sentence.

3. _________ habitat loss is a big problem for tigers, it is not the only danger they face.

• Since

• Because

• Before

• Although

Multiple Choice

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE

Choose the best conjunction to complete each sentence.

4. Tigers in some areas are destroyed __________ poachers kill them for their skins.

• during

• because

• although

• before

Multiple Choice

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE

Choose the best conjunction to complete each sentence.

5. __________ governments take action, these animals will remain in danger.

• Because

• During

• Although

• Unless

Interjections

Here are some more examples of common interjections.

Fill in the Blank

GUIDED PRACTICE

Write an interjection to complete the sentence.

1. __________! We made it just in time for the movie.

Fill in the Blank

GUIDED PRACTICE

Write an interjection to complete the sentence.

2. __________! I forgot to bring my wallet.

Fill in the Blank

GUIDED PRACTICE

Write an interjection to complete the sentence.

3. __________, I can loan you money for a ticket.

Fill in the Blank

GUIDED PRACTICE

Write an interjection to complete the sentence.

4. __________! I just found some money in my pocket.

Fill in the Blank

GUIDED PRACTICE

Write an interjection to complete the sentence.

5. __________, thanks a lot. That's really nice of you.

Multiple Choice

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE

For numbers 1-3, Choose the purpose of the underlined interjection.

1. Yay! We are going to another movie today!

• to show agreement

• to show excitement

• to show a mistake

• to show anger

Multiple Choice

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE

For numbers 1-3, Choose the purpose of the underlined interjection.

2. Whew! I thought we would have to stay home and do chores.

• to show a mistake

• to show understanding

• to show surprise

• to show relief

Multiple Choice

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE

For numbers 1-3, Choose the purpose of the underlined interjection.

3. Oh! I think we are doing chores tomorrow.

• to show happiness

• to show surprise

• to show another thought

• to show relief

Multiple Choice

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE

4. Choose the example that is punctuated correctly.

• Wow! That was a very scary movie.

• Wow that was a very scary movie.

• Wow that, was a very scary movie.

• Wow! That was, a very, scary, movie.

Multiple Choice

INDEPENDENT PRACTICE

5. Choose the example that is punctuated correctly.

• Well I wasn't very scard.

• Well! I wasn't very scared.

• Well, I wasn't very scared.

• Well I, wasn't very scared.