Thursday's Language Review Quiz

Which sentence is the fragment? (None of these sentences have punctuation or capitalization)

• fire burns

• full of apples

• the earth is round

• do not tease a dog

Which sentence is the fragment? (None of these sentences have punctuation or capitalization)

• is writing a letter

• go home at once

• clouds float in the sky

• Jesus healed a blind man

Which sentence is an actual sentence not a fragment? (None of these sentences have punctuation or capitalization)

• always do what is right

• helping his dad

• eating a red apple

• wasting his time

Which of these is a declarative sentence?

• What is your favorite food to make?

• Honor your father and mother.

• My favorite ice cream flavor is Vanilla.

• We won the Championship!

Which of these is an exclamatory sentence?

• What is your favorite food to make?

• Honor your father and mother.

• My favorite ice cream flavor is Vanilla.

• We won the Championship!

Which of these is an imperative sentence?

• What is your favorite food to make?

• Honor your father and mother.

• My favorite ice cream flavor is Vanilla.

• We won the Championship!

Which of these is an interrogative sentence?

• What is your favorite food to make?

• Honor your father and mother.

• My favorite ice cream flavor is Vanilla.

• We won the Championship!

What is wrong with this sentence: "The sick woman had faith to touch Jesus' garment and so Jesus healed her."?

• It's a run-on sentence.

• It's a fragment.

• There's no mistake. It's correct.

A declarative sentence ends with a...

• period

• question mark

• exclamation mark

An interrogative sentence ends with a...

• period

• question mark

• exclamation mark