Quarter 2 Ahmed final review

Multiple Choice

We can go out for dinner now ..... later.

• or

• yet

• but

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Complete the sentence by choosing the correct subordinating conjunction.

___ you are interested, look at my new bike.

• If

• Wherever

• Than

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Since there is a 50% chance of rain, I'm going to bring an umbrella on our field trip.

• Simple sentence

• Compound sentence

• Complex sentence

Multiple Choice

Write fragment if the words form a sentence fragment or run-on if they form a run-on sentence.

Want to learn more about space travel.

• fragment

• run-on

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Which noun from these is a proper noun?

• mall

• friend

• cat

• Ahmad

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All the turtles swam in the pond.

• abstract

• concrete

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct way to punctuate the title of a book?

• "The Great Gatsby"

• The Great Gatsby

• The Great Gatsby

• 'The Great Gatsby'

Multiple Choice

Babies () a lot when they are hungry.

• cry

• cries

Multiple Select

Tap the sentence with a prepositional phrase, it can be more than one.

• He sat beside the counter.

• I have a blue pen.

• She likes to play tennis.

• I left the note on your desk.

Multiple Choice

John can't speak Japanese, ..... he can speak Spanish.

• so

• nor

• but

Multiple Select

Tap the sentence with a prepositional phrase, it can be more than one.

• The computer is broken.

• Let's hang the photo in your room.

• Marcia is my best friend.

• The dog is running around the park.

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Luis and Carlos () soccer for their game.

• practice

• practices

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Answer true or false:

Prepositional phrases must contain a preposition and its object.

• True

• False

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How should you punctuate the title of a short story?

• *The Lottery*

• "The Lottery"

• The Lottery

• 'The Lottery'

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Answer true or false:

Prepositional phrases can act as adverbs or adjectives.

• True

• False

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Mrs. González () care of her grandkids.

• take

• takes

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Answer true or false:

Prepositional phrases can act as verbs.

• True

• False

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The people felt anger at their government.

• concrete

• abstract

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Answer true or false:

Prepositional phrases give specific information about nouns or verbs.

• True

• False

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Adriel () Gilmarys complete her school work.

• help

• helps

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Tap the correct preposition:

Let's go for a walk ____ the park.

• for

• in

• under

• over

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Which option correctly punctuates the title of a movie?

• "Inception"

• Inception

• Inception

• 'Inception'

Multiple Choice

Tap the correct preposition:

He lives __ front ___ our school.

• for, of

• in, of

• to, beside

• next, to

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Edwin and Fabián () with their Lego's.

• play

• plays

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Tap the correct preposition:

Our coach wrote the work __ the board and it's __ Monday.

• to, for

• in, of

• on, to

• on, for

Multiple Choice

Which noun from these is a common noun?

• Marina Mall

• park

• Rasha

• Al Bashair School

Multiple Choice

Tap the correct preposition:

I'll see you __ midday tomorrow.

• at

• on

• of

• over

Multiple Choice

The players from California () to New York.

• travel

• travels

Multiple Select

Tap the sentences with a prepositional phrase that functions as an adjective.

• The sheep jumped over the fence.

• My friend on the bike is from France.

• The book on the table is mine.

• I would love to travel around the world.

Multiple Choice

How do you correctly punctuate the title of a poem?

• "The Road Not Taken"

• The Road Not Taken

• *The Road Not Taken*

• 'The Road Not Taken'

Multiple Select

Tap the sentences with a prepositional phrase that functions as an adverb.

• The sheep jumped over the fence.

• My friend on the bike is from France.

• The book on the table is mine.

• I would love to travel around the world.

Multiple Choice

That cat () at our goldfish attentively.

• look

• looks

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We can now speak the Japanese language fluently.

• concrete

• abstract

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We () candy for dessert.

• eat

• eats

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Which of the following is the correct way to punctuate the title of a television show?

• "Friends"

• "Friends"

• Friends

• FRIENDS

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The workers () sunflowers every week.

• plant

• plants

Multiple Choice

Write fragment if the words form a sentence fragment or run-on if they form a run-on sentence.

The library had some books I found articles online.

• fragment

• run-on

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Krystal () her pets: one cat, a dog and three fish!

• love

• loves

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How should you punctuate the title of a magazine article?

• "The Science of Happiness"

• The Science of Happiness

• *The Science of Happiness*

• 'The Science of Happiness'

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The girls () hip hop during the lunch recess.

• dance

• dances

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We heard the ambulance sirens in the deep silence.

• concrete, concrete

• abstract, abstract

• concrete, abstract

• abstract, concrete

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Miguel and Carlos () in the tree.

• hide

• hides

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Which option correctly punctuates the title of a musical album?

• Thriller

• "Thriller"

• *Thriller*

• 'Thriller'

Multiple Select

Select all the common nouns:

• Khalifah Park

• teacher

• Sunday

• cake

Multiple Choice

How do you correctly punctuate the title of a painting?

• "Starry Night"

• Starry Night

• Starry Night

• 'Starry Night'

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The beauty of the moon is just mesmerizing!

• concrete, abstract

• abstract, concrete

• concrete, concrete

• abstract, abstract

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct way to punctuate the title of a play if you were to HANDWRITE it?

• "Romeo and Juliet"

• Romeo and Juliet

• Romeo and Juliet

• 'Romeo and Juliet'

Multiple Choice

There are twenty-five students in my 6th grade class.

• Simple sentence

• Compound sentence

• Complex sentence

Multiple Choice

How should you punctuate the title of a chapter in a book?

• "The Boy Who Lived"

• The Boy Who Lived

• *The Boy Who Lived*

• 'The Boy Who Lived'

Multiple Choice

All the students felt sadness when they saw their exams.

• abstract, abstract

• concrete, concrete

• abstract, concrete

• concrete, abstract

Multiple Select

Select all the proper nouns:

• school

• Salem

• Abu Dhabi

• pen

Multiple Choice

We splashed into the cold water.

• concrete

• abstract

Multiple Choice

Write fragment if the words form a sentence fragment or run-on if they form a run-on sentence.

A television show about the space station.

• fragment

• run-on

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I had many dreams last night.

• concrete

• abstract

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Which noun from these is a common noun?

• March

• Monday

• rabbit

• Mr. Apple

Multiple Choice

The exploding volcano filled the air with dark smoke.

• abstract, abstract

• concrete, concrete

• abstract, concrete

• concrete, abstract

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence by choosing the correct subordinating conjunction.

___ you are here, you can water the plants.

• Where

• Since

• So that

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She gave her mother a bunch of flowers for Mother's Day!

• abstract

• concrete

Multiple Choice

Which noun from these is a proper noun?

• queen

• apple

• Dubai

• foxes

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Which noun below is an abstract noun?

• cupcakes

• pizza

• hamburgers

• love

Multiple Choice

Write fragment if the words form a sentence fragment or run-on if they form a run-on sentence.

Do you want to see it can you come over tonight?

• fragment

• run-on

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Is the following noun concrete or abstract? cupcakes

• concrete

• abstract

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Is ( April ) a common noun or a proper noun?

• common noun

• proper noun

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Which noun below is concrete?

• apples

• joy

• love

• friendship

Multiple Choice

Before we go to the bank.

• Dependent clause

• Independent clause

• simple sentence

Multiple Choice

Which word below is NOT a concrete noun?

• grilled cheese

• cheese sticks

• hamburger

• anger

Multiple Choice

Is ( dad ) a common noun or a proper noun?

• common noun

• proper noun

Multiple Choice

Identify the concrete noun in this sentence.

She likes pizza, worrying, and friendship.

• She
• pizza
• worrying
• friendship

Multiple Choice

Write fragment if the words form a sentence fragment or run-on if they form a run-on sentence.

It starts at eight o'clock don't be late.

• fragment

• run-on

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an abstract noun?

• pen
• sock
• bat
• hope

Multiple Select

Select all the common nouns:

• camera

• tablet

• Dubai

• jacket

Multiple Choice

I was late, ..... I decided to take a taxi to work.

• for

• yet

• so

Multiple Select

Select all the proper nouns:

• Mr. Tanen

• three

• Pet Shop

• Hamdan Center

Multiple Choice

What is the best way to rewrite each fragment or run-on sentence?

All different kinds of jobs.

• I read a book about all different kinds of jobs.

• I read a book; about all different kinds of jobs.

• All kinds of jobs.

Multiple Choice

I am not hungry because I had lunch about thirty minutes ago.

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

• complex sentence

Multiple Choice

What is the best way to rewrite each fragment or run-on sentence?

Firefighters often face danger they have to be alert.

• Firefighters often face danger, they have to be alert.

• They have to be alert. Firefighters often face danger.

• Firefighters often face danger; they have to be alert.

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence by choosing the correct subordinating conjunction.

You can't use this computer ___ you work here.

• unless

• wherever

• than

Multiple Choice

What is the best way to rewrite each fragment or run-on sentence?

Medicine is complicated doctors must study hard.

• Medicine is complicated, doctors must study hard.

• Because medicine in complicated, doctors must study hard.

• Medicine in complicated, but doctors must study hard.

Multiple Choice

I wanted to invite Sara to my birthday party, but I didn't know her address or phone number.

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

• complex sentence

Multiple Choice

My classmates didn't study for the test, ..... she still passed.

• yet

• nor

• or

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I'm going to put orange or pink frosting on the cupcakes since those are Andrea's favorite color.

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

• complex sentence

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence by choosing the correct subordinating conjunction.

___ you are careful, you may help Miss McKuin with the experiment.

• Wherever

• Than

• As long as

Multiple Choice

Don't forget to pack a toothbrush and toothpaste!

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

• complex sentence

Multiple Choice

In the end, the company didn't make money ..... did it lose money.

• for

• nor

• so

Multiple Choice

We're going to be late if we don't hurry!

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

• complex sentence

Multiple Choice

Complete the sentence by choosing the correct subordinating conjunction.

Mr. Heisserer became a teacher ___ he could help children learn.

• so that

• if

• when

Multiple Choice

Unless you already know how to divide fractions

• simple sentence

• independent clause

• dependent clause

Multiple Choice

My pet cat is cold and hungry ..... it didn’t come back home last night.

• for

• or

• nor

Multiple Choice

Satomi felt anxious about the test, yet she was ready to get it over with.

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

• complex sentence

Multiple Choice

Identify the subordinating conjunction.

Sheldon may go to recess as soon as his homework is finished.

• may go

• as soon as

• as

Multiple Choice

I watched two movies and ate popcorn.

• simple sentence

• Compound sentence

• Complex sentence

Multiple Choice

Seoul is a large city ..... it is located is Asia.

• but

• and

• so

Multiple Choice

Collin practice basketball for thirty minutes every day.

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

• complex sentence

Multiple Choice

Identify the subordinating conjunction.

Before you answer, hear what I have to say first.

• Before

• hear

• have to

Multiple Choice

I wanted to buy a new Lego set with my birthday money, but my mom told me to save it in the bank.

• simple sentence

• compound sentence

• complex sentence

Multiple Choice

The universe is a big place, ..... there may be intelligent life out there.

• or

• for

• so

Multiple Choice

Will needs to water the plants and take the trash out before he can go see his friends today.

• Simple

• Compound

• Complex

Multiple Choice

Identify the subordinating conjunction.

Please zip up your coat because it is cold outside!

• Please

• zip up

• because

Multiple Choice

What is an independent clause?

• It depends on another sentence.

• It is the main sentence that can stand on its own.

• It provides extra information to the reader.

• It links two sentences together.

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I have some free time ..... an extra ticket. Do you want to see a movie?

• and

• for

• yet

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What is a dependent clause?

• It depends on another sentence.

• It is the main sentence that can stand on its own.

• It provides extra information to the reader.

• It links two sentences together.

Multiple Choice

Identify the subordinating conjunction.

While we are waiting, let's play a game.

• While

• are waiting

• let's

Multiple Choice

True or false: Coordinate conjunctions are always used to join clauses in complex sentences.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

I'm not really hungry, ..... that apple pie looks delicious!

• so

• yet

• nor

Multiple Choice

True or false: Subordinate conjunctions are always used to join clauses in compound sentences.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Identify the subordinating conjunction.

I tried my very best although some were really hard to answer.

• I

• best

• although

Multiple Choice

Which coordinate conjunction would fit the blank?: Sandy wanted to play Fall Guys, ____ her mom told her no.

• but

• because

• for

• nor

Multiple Choice

Elephants are big, ..... blue whales are even bigger.

• or

• so

• but

Multiple Choice

Which subordinate conjunction would best fit the blank?: __________ Shiloh likes carrots, she does not like carrot cake.

• Whenever

• After

• Although

• Before

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The capital city of United States not New York, ..... is it Los Angeles.

• and

• nor

• yet

Multiple Choice

Can you help me carry these books, ..... are you busy right now?

• yet

• and

• or

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I need a pen ..... some paper to write some notes.

• and

• but

• for

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Sam lived in France for two years, ..... he can speak French.

• so

• nor

• or

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Coordinating conjunctions are interesting ..... useful.

• or

• and

• but