English Sentence Review Quiz

Which or the group of words below is a sentence?

• The calico cat meowed

• The luscious lemon lollipop

• walked into the candy shop

• The smelly green grasshopper

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CCSS.L.4.1F

Which of the word groups below is a fragment

• Frankenstein is buying new shoes

• The shoes are hard to find

• He looked everywhere, even on Amazon

• Frankenstein's big green feet

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CCSS.L.4.1F

Which group of words is an interrogative sentence?

• Mr. Knickerbocker lives next door to me

• I think he is a werewolf

• Are you afraid of very hairy people

• I hear him howling at night

Which of the word groups below is an imperative sentence?

• The Finicky family is going camping

• They are spending the night in a haunted forest

• Do you think they will remember their monster spray

• Run to their house and remind them now

Which group of words is a declarative sentence?

• Oh no, I heard a ghost in my room last night

• I'm not kidding

• It was sitting on my stuffed unicorn chair wailing

• He told me he was lost

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CCSS.L.4.1F

Which of the sentences below is an exclamatory sentence?

• I asked him if he was okay

• "I need to find my mom," he shouted rather loudly

• Where did you last see her

• She was in the kitchen eating cheesecake

What is the complete predicate of this sentence? Mr. Knickerbocker, the werewolf next door, sluggishly took out his trash.

• sluggishly took out his trash

• Mr. Knickerbocker, the werewolf next door,

• Took

• Mr. Knickerbocker

What is the complete subject of this sentence? My sterling silver shark bracelet was lost on the playground.

• My sterling silver shark bracelet

• was lost on the playground

• was

• lost

What is the simple predicate of this sentence? Mr. Knickerbocker howls at the moon

• Mr. Knickerbocker howls

• Mr Knickerbocker

• howls

• moon

What is the simple subject of this sentence? Dr. Seuss eats green eggs and ham for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

• eggs

• dinner

• Dr. Seuss

• breakfast