Lesson 1 Quiz

What is your name?

What is a sentence?

• A person, place or thing described in a sentence.
• A set of words that make sense by themselves.
• The action that has occurred by the subject.
• A sentence that tells you something.

What is a subject?

• A person, place or thing described in a sentence.
• A set of words that make sense by themselves.
• The action that has occurred by the subject.
• A sentence that tells you something.

What is a predicate?

• A person, place or thing described in a sentence.
• A set of words that make sense by themselves.
• The action that has occurred by the subject.
• A sentence that tells you something.

What is a statement?

• A person, place or thing described in a sentence.
• A set of words that make sense by themselves.
• The action that has occurred by the subject.
• A sentence that tells you something.

Which sentence is written correctly, including the way sentence begin and end.

• why does the mouse always eat the cheese
• why does the mouse always eat the cheese?
• Why does the mouse always eat the cheese.
• Why does the mouse always eat the cheese?

Which sentence is written correctly, including the way sentence begin and end.

• i hope the cat won’t hurt the mouse
• I hope the cat won’t hurt the mouse.
• i hope the cat won’t hurt the mouse?
• I hope the cat won’t hurt the mouse?

What is a noun?

• Is a word that shows the action of the noun.
• Words used to describe the noun.
• Is a word used to name a person, place or thing.
• Words used to describe the verb.

What is a verb?

• Is a word that shows the action of the noun.
• Words used to describe the noun.
• Is a word used to name a person, place or thing.
• Words used to describe the verb.

What is an adjective?

• Is a word that shows the action of the noun.
• Words used to describe the noun.
• Is a word used to name a person, place or thing.
• Words used to describe the verb.