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Complete Sentences

Complete Sentences

Assessment

Presentation

English

1st - 5th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

CCSS
L.6.6, L.3.1I

Standards-aligned

Created by

Chieko DeBoise

FREE Resource

10 Slides • 16 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is necessary for a group of words to be considered a complete sentence?

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It must be a question.

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It must be written in cursive.

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It must be longer than five words.

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It must have at least one subject and one verb.

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Multiple Choice

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Which of these is a complete sentence?
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the bat
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the black bat
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The black bat flew.
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flew

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is required for a sentence to be considered complete?

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It must contain a subject and a verb and express a complete thought.

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It must contain only a verb.

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It must contain only a subject.

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It must be a question.

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Open Ended

Explain the difference between a subject and a predicate in a complete sentence.

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Multiple Choice

Choose the subject. The actor danced across the stage.

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The actor

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danced across the stage.

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Multiple Choice

Choose the predicate. Jesse's father baked cookies.

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baked cookies

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Jesse's father

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Multiple Choice

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Picked some flowers for Grandma.

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Complete

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Fragment

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Run-On

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Multiple Choice

My dog loves going on walks down by the lake to see the Canadian geese.

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Sentence

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Fragment

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following would be considered a sentence fragment?

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Went to the store to buy brownie mix.

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My mom went to the store to buy brownie mix.

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The variety of yummy muffin mixes convinced me that I would rather bake muffins than brownies tonight.

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Gerda neatly printed her name.

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Open Ended

What is a sentence fragment?

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Multiple Select

Select all the reasons why a group of words might be a sentence fragment.

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Missing a subject

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Missing a predicate

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Missing a verb

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Missing a complete thought

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Open Ended

Explain how you can turn a sentence fragment into a complete sentence. Use examples from the lesson to support your answer.

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Multiple Choice

Based on the examples given, what is usually missing from a sentence fragment?

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A subject or a predicate

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A noun or a verb

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A capital letter

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A punctuation mark

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the difference between a sentence fragment and a complete sentence?

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A sentence fragment expresses a complete thought, while a complete sentence does not.

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A sentence fragment does not form a complete sentence, while a complete sentence expresses a complete thought.

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A sentence fragment contains both a subject and predicate, while a complete sentence does not.

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A sentence fragment is always longer than a complete sentence.

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Open Ended

Reflecting on today's lesson, what is one thing you learned about sentence fragments or complete sentences that you found interesting or useful?

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Complete the following in your writing notebook.

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​Check your answers.

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