Wonders Unit Grammar

Unit 1 Grammar Review (4th Grade)

By Rinda Vale

Multiple Choice

There are many stars in the sky.

• sentence

• fragment

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Brought it into the kitchen.

• sentence

• fragment

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My classroom at school.

• sentence

• fragment

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Did you see the rabbit?

• sentence

• fragment

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You live far away.

• statement

• question

• command

• exclamation

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Is it in here?

• statement

• question

• command

• exclamation

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This is the best gift ever!

• statement

• question

• command

• exclamation

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Push the button quickly.

• statement

• question

• command

• exclamation

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject from this sentence:

The young boy rode the bus to school.

• The young boy

• rode the bus to school

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Identify the subject from this sentence:

The two playful children made up a new game.

• The two playful children

• made up a new game

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Identify the predicate from this sentence:

We walked to the park.

• We walked

• to the park

• We

• walked to the park

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Identify the predicate from this sentence:

Mom works hard all day.

• Mom works

• Mom

• works hard all day

• all day

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The cat and dog get along very well.

• compound subject

• compound predicate

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We could drive or walk to school.

• compound subject

• compound predicate

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Henry, Noah, or Lin will win first prize.

• compound subject

• compound predicate

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I wanted to go to the concert, but my parents wouldn’t let me.

• simple

• compound

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Mrs. Gupta lives on a very busy road in the middle of the city.

• simple

• compound

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The little puppy was adopted quickly, for it was very sweet.

• simple

• compound

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She got a perfect score.

• Independent

• Dependent

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Because she was so smart.

• Independent

• Dependent

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I felt very sleepy.

• Independent

• Dependent

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Before I could ask.

• Independent

• Dependent

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Call me when you arrive.

• relative adverb

• relative pronoun

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This is Harry, whom I met yesterday.

• relative adverb

• relative pronoun

Multiple Choice

I fixed the lock, which wasn’t easy!

• relative adverb

• relative pronoun

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This was the place where we had lunch.

• relative adverb

• relative pronoun

Multiple Choice

Choose if the sentence is written correctly.

If it is a run-on sentence, write the number that correctly describes the sentence.

We tried to catch the mouse, it got away.

• Correct

• 1

• 2

• 3

Multiple Choice

Choose if the sentence is written correctly.

If it is a run-on sentence, write the number that correctly describes the sentence.

The student was shy and did not make friends quickly.

• Correct

• 1

• 2

• 3

Multiple Choice

Choose if the sentence is written correctly.

If it is a run-on sentence, write the number that correctly describes the sentence.

I have a game, and my family plays it with me, and it is fun.

• Correct

• 1

• 2

• 3

Today, you have reviewed:

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​* Sentences

* Subjects and Predicates

* Simple & Compound Sentences

* Clauses & Complex Sentences

* Run-On Sentences.

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​End of Unit 1 Review!

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