DOL 32 Gifted

Choose the correct sentence.

• Emma Ann and Ansley runs more quicker than I do so they allways win more races.

• Emma Ann and Ansley runs more quickest than I do so they always win more races.

• Emma Ann and Ansley run more quickly than I do so they always win more races.

• Emma Ann and Ansley run most quickly than I do so they always win more races.

Choose the correct sentence.

• Please, asks the teacher why we don’t have no homework.

• Please ask the teacher why we don’t have no homework.

• Please ask the teacher why we doesn’t have any homework.

• Please ask the teacher why we don’t have any homework.

Choose the correct sentence.

• Jan, our team leader, is also an excellent speller and a great debater.

• Jan, our team leader is also an excellent speller and a great debater.

• Jan, our team leader is also a excellent speller and a great debater.

• Jan, our team leader, is also an excellent speller and a grate debater.

Choose the correct sentence.

• Wendy, Mrs. Bruce said, please come to the front and read your story.

• “Wendy,” Mrs. Bruce said, “please come to the front and read your story.”

• “Wendy,” Mrs. Bruce said, “please come to the front and read you’re story.”

• “Wendy” Mrs. Bruce said “please come to the front and read your story.”

What is the simple subject in the following sentence?

My best friend, Wendy, is learning to square dance.

• friend

• Wendy

• square dance

• learning

Is the following sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory?

How can I improve my algebra grade?

• declarative

• interrogative

• imperative

• exlamatory

Circle the subject of this sentence.

Take the cookies out of the oven before they burn!

• I

• she

• you

• they

Circle the best word to complete this sentence.

That sailboat belongs to my friend and his brother. It is ___________.

• its

• his

• theirs

• ours

Tell the past participle in the following sentence.

By the time our fishing trip was over, we’d caught 15 rainbow trout.

• was

• caught

• trip

• over

Identify the subordinate clause in the following sentence.

The community volunteers built a new playground, recycling all the old equipment.

• The community volunteers

• built a new playground

• recycling all the old equipment

• community volunteers built