3rd grade Revising

How do you combine these two sentences?

Mrs. Escamilla likes to sing. She likes to dance.

• Mrs. Escamilla likes to sing, or she likes to dance.

• Mrs. Escamilla likes to sing and she likes to dance.

• Mrs. Escamilla likes to sing, and she likes to dance.

• Mrs. Escamilla likes to sing or she likes to dance.

How do you combine these two sentences?

Elena can go to the park. She can go to the movies.

• Elena can go to the park but she can go to the movies.

• Elena can go to the park, or she can go to the movies.

• Elena can go to the park or she can go to the movies.

• Elena can go to the park, but she can go to the movies.

How do you combine these two sentences?

Ethan enjoys playing basketball. Ezra enjoys playing soccer.

• Ethan enjoys playing basketball, and Ezra enjoys playing soccer.

• Ethan enjoys playing basketball but Ezra enjoys playing soccer.

• Ethan enjoys playing basketball, but Ezra enjoys playing soccer.

• Ethan enjoys playing basketball and Ezra enjoys playing soccer.

Read the sentence.

I was so parched after running 3 laps around the track. I drank an entire glass of water in one gulp.

What does the word parched mean?

• A hungry

• B sleepy

• C thirsty

• D tired

Read the sentence.

The room was so congested, there was no room to walk.

What does the word congested mean?

• A crowded

• B empty

• C hot

• D cold

Read the sentence and answer the following question.

I gave my brother an ball that he can play with at the park.

What change, if any, should be made to the above sentence?

• A Change gave to give

• B Change an to a

• C Insert a comma after ball

• D No change needs to be made

What change, if any, should be made to this sentence?

I want to have a pool party for my birthday.

• F Change a to an

• G Change my to me

• H Add the comma after birthday

• J No change needs to be made

(1) I was sad to go home from the Christmas party. (2) As we drove up to our house, though, I am excited to see that my dad put up our Christmas lights and wreaths!
What is the best way to REVISE this sentence 2?

• As we drove up to our house, though, I was excited to see that my dad had put up our Christmas lights and wreaths. 
• As we drove up to our house, though, we was excited to see that my dad had put up our Christmas lights and wreaths.
• As we drove up to our house, though, I be excited to see that my dad had put up our Christmas lights and wreaths.
• As we drive up to our house, though, we was excited to see that my dad had put up our Christmas lights and wreaths.

The dessert has hot sand, cactus, and rocks everywhere. 
What change, if any, needs to be made to this sentence?

• delete the comma after cactus
• change everywhere to every  where
• change dessert to desert
• make no change

The teacher was helpfull and showed the student how to work the difficult math problem. 
What change, if any, is needed in the sentence above?

• add a comma before and 
• change helpfull to helpful
• insert a comma after difficult
• no change is needed