Term 1 Review - 2

Match the sentence types with their definitions.

• Imperative Sentence

• Gives a command, request, or instruction.

• Declarative Sentence

• • Makes a statement or expresses an opinion.

• Interrogative Sentence

• • Asks a question.

• Exclamatory Sentence

• Expresses strong emotion or excitement.

Match the sentence types with the example sentences.

• Interrogative Sentence

• Is it sunny outside?

• Declarative Sentence

• Look at the sky.

• Imperative Sentence

• • The sky is blue.

• Exclamatory Sentence

• What a beautiful sky!

Lovingly, Emilie brushed weary horses.

• Adjective

• brushed

• Noun

• horses

• Verb

• Emilie

• Adverb

• weary

• Proper Noun

• Lovingly

Use a conjunction to combine these sentences:

• It was snowing outside.

• We decided to build a snowman.

Use a conjunction to combine these sentences:

• Joey was terrified by explosions.

• Joey refused to abandon Topthorn.

Identify the appositive in this sentene:

• Albert, Joey's devoted owner, never gave up hope of finding him.

• Joey's devoted owner
• The owner of Albert
• Joey's lost pet
• Albert's friend

Identify the appositive in this sentene:

• Captain Nicholls, a compassionate cavalry officer, cared deeply for Joey.

• the horse Joey
• a compassionate cavalry officer
• a brave soldier
• Captain Nicholls

Identify the appositive in this sentene:

• Topthorn, Joey’s closest friend, provided strength and comfort throughout their struggles.

• Joey’s closest friend
• throughout their struggles
• provided comfort
• Topthorn's strength

Use an apositive to combine these sentences:

• Albert cared deeply for Joey.

• Albert was a young farm boy.

Use an apositive to combine these sentences:

• Emilie loved horses very much.

• Emilie was a kind-hearted French girl.