2nd Trimester Evaluation Review

2nd Trimester Evaluation Review

Direct and Indirect Objects

An indirect object is a noun or a pronoun that comes between the verb and the direct object. An indirect object tells to or for whom or what the action of the verb is done.  

Indirect Object

In a sentence, a direct object is a person, place, or thing that receives the action of the verb. The direct object can be either a noun or a pronoun.

Direct Object

Multiple Choice

Direct or indirect?

Please hand me the remote control.

• direct object

• indirect object

Multiple Choice

Direct or indirect?

He told his parents a lie.

• direct object

• indirect object

Multiple Choice

Direct or indirect?

Mary gave Amy tickets for the concert.

• direct object

• indirect object

Multiple Choice

Which sentence has the direct object underlined?

• The pitcher threw him the ball.

• The pitcher threw him the ball.

• The pitcher threw him the ball.

• The pitcher threw him the ball.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence has the indirect object underlined?

• Max asked Sally a question about the dance.

• Max asked Sally a question about the dance.

• Max asked Sally a question about the dance.

• Max asked Sally a question about the dance.

Conjunctions in compound sentences

• To form a compound sentence, use a comma and a coordinating conjunction to connect two complete sentences. If the sentences are related to the same subject or idea, use and.

• If they present contrasting ideas, use but or or.

Multiple Choice

Is the following sentence simple or compound?

Make sure you take out the garbage and sweep the floor.

• simple

• compound

Multiple Choice

Is the following sentence simple or compound?

Our class was too loud today, so we lost part of our recess.

• simple

• compound

Multiple Choice

What conjunction shows negatives?

• for

• and

• nor

• yet

Multiple Choice

What conjunction shows you are adding information?

• for

• and

• nor

• so

Multiple Choice

Which conjunction should go in the blank?

She needs to pass her test, ______ she will be grounded.

• and

• but

• or

• yet

Multiple Choice

Which conjunction should go in the blank?

I want to go to my friend's house, _______ my mom said I had to stay home.

• but

• so

• or

• and

The independent clause is the part that expresses a complete thought and could be a sentence of its own.

Independent

The dependent clause begins with a subordinating conjunction and cannot stand on its own as a sentence.

Dependent

Clauses

Multiple Choice

Choose the dependent clause

• My cousins play golf

• After the storm passes

• The girl will bake a cake

Multiple Choice

Choose the independent clause

• When the music starts

• Because we dance

• The music is really good.

Multiple Choice

Choose the complex sentence

• The movie is playing.

• While we are singing.

• Since I can read, I read a lot of books.

Multiple Select

Choose the 2 dependent clauses

• When the rain stops

• Although it's cold

• My dad love watching football.

Multiple Select

Choose the 2 independent clauses

• The show was really fun.

• Before you go

• The table is made of wood.

Multiple Choice

Which DIRECT QUOTE has been written correctly?

• Let's congratulate Steve" exclaimed coach Mike "for hitting three home runs"

• "Let's congratulate Steve," exclaimed coach Mike. "for hitting three home runs"

• "Let's congratulate Steve!" exclaimed coach Mike, "for hitting three home runs"

• "Let's congratulate Steve!" exclaimed coach Mike, "For hitting three home runs"

Multiple Choice

Which DIRECT QUOTE has been written correctly?

• "If you drive quickly, we can make it to school on time," I said to my dad.

• "If you drive quickly, we can make it to school on time I said to my dad."

• "If you drive quickly," "We can make it to school on time" I said to my dad.

• "If you drive quickly, we can make it to school on time" I said to my dad.

Multiple Choice

Which DIRECT QUOTE is written correctly?

• Simon exclaimed “I can’t believe I won the contest!”

• Simon exclaimed, “I can’t believe I won the contest!”

• “Simon exclaimed I can’t believe I won the contest!”

Multiple Choice

What is the CORRECT way to write the sentence below as a direct quotation?
Don't forget your jacket mom reminded me.

• "Don't forge your jacket mom reminded me."

• "Don't forget your jacket, Mom reminded me."

• "Don't forget your jacket" Mom reminded me.

• "Don't forget your jacket," Mom reminded me. 

Replaces the object in a sentence to receive the action.

​Object Pronouns

Functions as a subject in a sentence; it´s the one who is doing the action.

​Subject Pronouns

Multiple Choice

Subject pronoun or object pronoun?

The print clearly belonged to him.

• subject pronoun

• object pronoun

Multiple Choice

Subject pronoun or object pronoun?

They put ketchup on everything!

• subject pronoun

• object pronoun

Multiple Choice

Subject pronoun or object pronoun?

I think you enjoy studying.

• subject pronoun

• object pronoun

Multiple Choice

Subject pronoun or object pronoun?

Tell her she must arrive on time.

• subject pronoun

• object pronoun

Multiple Choice

Subject pronoun or object pronoun?

Carly and I are excited about the test.

• subject pronoun

• object pronoun

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun completes the sentence?

_____ will all meet at my house after the game.

• Them

• Us

• We

• her

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun completes the sentence?

Danna and ____ found wild strawberries.

• him

• me

• them

• he

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun completes the sentence?

Bruce met _____ at the football game.

• me

• I

• we

• she

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun completes the sentence?

You can make a meal of ____.

• she

• they

• them

• we