Word and sentence structure impact

Which of the following words rhyme with one another?

• chime

• here

• time

• brim

Which of the following words could rhyme with one another?

• know

• throw

• through

• bow

Rhyming in texts creates (choose all correct)

• a sing-song feeling

• a rhythm, usually

• no changes in the reading of a text

Onomatopoetic words (choose all correct)

• hopeful

• hack

• hug

• hum

Onomatopoetic words (choose all correct)

• jingle

• butter

• mutter

• screech

Onomatopoeic words create (choose all correct)

• text that engages more senses

• a greater level of interest

• makes a more dramatic impact than other words

An imperative sentence expresses a direct command, request, invitations, warning, or instruction.

Which of the following are examples? (Choose all correct)

• Stop, drop, and roll!

• The cat escaped!

• Get the fire extinguisher!

• I want to read my book.

An imperative sentence expresses a direct command, request, invitations, warning, or instruction.

Which of the following are examples? (Choose all correct)

• Get over here!

• Bring the water!

• Think before you speak.

• I printed the papers.

An imperative sentence expresses a direct command, request, invitations, warning, or instruction.

Which of the following are examples? (Choose all correct)

• Please, stop.

• Chew quietly.

• Think.

• I love coffee.

The dog ran after its ball, and the ball bounced into the road. Slam! The ball struck the car's windshield. The dog yelped.

Which of the following is not a simple or imperative sentence?

• The dog ran after its ball, and the ball bounced into the road.

• Slam!

• The ball struck the car's windshield.

• The dog yelped.