NEW
Font size
S
M
L
XL
WorksheetsSentence Patterns Practice #1
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
She purchased food, treats, and a collar for her dog.
a)
Comma series using phrases (prep.)
b)
Comma series using phrases (verb)
c)
Comma series using single words
d)
None of the above
2.
Mary opened her locker, grabbed her supplies, and walked to class.
a)
Comma series using phrases (prep.)
b)
Comma series using phrases (verb)
c)
Comma series using single words
d)
None of the above
3.
Ms. Smith took a walk across the street, around the curve, and along the sidewalk
a)
Comma series using phrases (prep.)
b)
Comma series using phrases (verb)
c)
Comma series using single words
d)
None of above
4.
Quietly, the cat ran around the house.
a)
Appositive Phrase (in the middle)
b)
Appositive phrase (at the end)
c)
Adverb/LY Opner
d)
None of the above
5.
Mr. Smith, the health teacher, told us his rules for his class.
a)
Appositive Phrase (in the middle)
b)
Adverb/LY
c)
Appositive phrase (at the end)
d)
None of the above
6.
Kids that need help go to Mrs. Smith, the resource teacher.
a)
Appositive phrase (at the end)
b)
Appositive Phrase (in the middle)
c)
Adverb/LY
d)
None of the above
7.
Emily must get the out, or we will not win.
a)
LY adverb opener
b)
Prep Phrase Opener Sentence
c)
Appositive Phrase (in the middle)
d)
Compound sentence coordinating conjunction
8.
Jordan threw a water balloon; Maddy got mad at her.
a)
Compound sentence semicolon
b)
Appositive phrase (at the end)
c)
Use colon intro list
d)
Prep phrase opener sentence
9.
Beyond the bridge, the dog barked loud.
a)
LY adverb opener
b)
Prep Phrase opener sentence
c)
Comma series using single words
d)
Compound sentence semicolon
10.
Loudly, the children screamed on the playground.
a)
L.Y. Adverb opener
b)
Use a colon to intro list
c)
Commas in a series using phrases (verb)
d)
Comma series using phrases (prep)
11.
My coach, Mrs.Byer, was going to be late for practice.
a)
Appositive phrase (at the end)
b)
Complex sentence using subordinating clause as opener
c)
Appositive phrase (in the middle)
d)
Prep phrase opener sentence
12.
Mackenzi tried to catch butterflies, her favorite insect.
a)
Complex sentence using subordinating clause as opener
b)
Appositive phrase (at the end)
c)
Appositive phrase (in the middle)
d)
Prep phrase opener sentence
13.
I have several cats:Penny, Blue, Boomer, Elliot, Piper, and Indiana.
a)
Prep Phrase opener sentence
b)
Adverb Phrase
c)
Using Colon to intro list
d)
Appositive phrase
14.
While Ellie screamed, Bridget laughed.
a)
Appositive Phrase (at the end)
b)
Appositive Phrase (in the middle)
c)
Using colon to intro list
d)
Complex sentence using subordinating clause as opener
15.
Sophia could not eat ice cream because she was being bad.
a)
Complex sentence using subordinating clause NOT as opener
b)
Appositive Phrase (At the end)
c)
Comma series using single words
d)
Prep Phrase opener sentence
16.
I like to eat raspberries, strawberries, and oranges.
a)
Using colon to intro a list
b)
Comma series using single words
c)
Prep phrase opener sentence
d)
Appositive phrase (in the middle)
17.
Sophia ran across the field, over the bridge, and into her friends house.
a)
Prep phrase opener sentence
b)
Comma series using Phrases (Prep)
c)
Complex sentence using subordinating clause as opener
d)
Appositive phrase (at the end)
18.
Ellie paid her bill, walked to the store, then drove home.
a)
LY adverb opener
b)
Prep phrase opener sentence
c)
Comma series using phrases (Verb)
d)
Complex sentence using subordinating clause as opener
19.
You have to win the game, so you get a medal.
a)
Appositive phrase (in the middle)
b)
Compound sent. Coordinating conjunction
c)
Ly adverb opener
d)
Compound sent. semicolon
20.
Greta enjoys to eat pizza; Jenny refuses to.
a)
Use a colon to intro a list
b)
Compound sent. Semicolon
c)
Coma series using phrase
d)
Complex sentence using subordinating clause as a opener
21.
Behind the bed is where Greta hides her money.
a)
Comma series using single words
b)
Prep phrase opener sent.
c)
Ly adverb opener
d)
Compound colon sent.
22.
Frantically, Lydia grabbed her bag and ran out the door.
a)
Ly adverb opener
b)
Comma series using single words
c)
Prep phrase opener
d)
Compound sent. semicolon
23.
Mrs. Smith, a math teacher, rushed to grad all of her papers before third quarter.
a)
Appositive phrase (in the middle)
b)
Compound sent. coordinating conjunction
c)
Ly adverb opener
d)
Compound sent. semicolon
24.
We went to the basketball game to watch my favorite basketball player, Greta the great.
a)
Comma series using single words
b)
Appositive Phrase (at the end)
c)
Comma series using phrase (prep)
d)
Compound sent. semicolon
25.
To make brownies I will need cocoa, sugar, butter, oil, and eggs.
a)
Comma series using single words
b)
Ly adverb phrase (in the middle)
c)
Prep phrase opener sent.
d)
Appositive phrase (at the end)
26.
I lost my glasses and had to look behind the table, inside my bedroom, under the couch, and in the bathroom.
a)
Comma series using phrases (prep)
b)
Compound series using single word
c)
appositive phrase (in the middle)
d)
LY adverb opener
27.
Even though he said he was full, he ate a lot an hour later.
a)
Complex sentence NOT using subordinating clause for the opener
b)
Prep phrase as opener for the sentence
c)
Appositive phrase (at the end)
d)
Complex sent. using subordinating clause as opener
28.
Billy ran out of the house, jumped into the pool, and walked into a wall.
a)
Comma series using phrases (prep)
b)
Comma series using phrases (verb)
c)
Comma series using single words
d)
Ly adverb opener
29.
He went to the store and bought the following items: milk, water, meat, chips, and dog food.
a)
Compound sent. coordinating conjunction
b)
Compound sentence semicolon
c)
Prep phrase as an opener
d)
A colon to intro a list
30.
We were tired since we hiked for 40 miles.
a)
Appositive phrase (in the middle)
b)
Complex sentence not using subordinating clause as the opener
c)
Compound sent. coordinating conjunction
d)
Prep phrase opener sentence
31.
Kenzi stopped to get a drink of water, but the water was too warm.
a)
Compound Sent. Coording conjunction
b)
Ly adverb opener
c)
Compound sent. Using a semicolon
d)
Prep. Phrase as an opener
32.
Eli helped wolves from danger; Mckenzi helped.
a)
Compound sent. Coordinate conjunction
b)
Ly abverb opener
c)
Compound sent. Using a semicolon
d)
Prep. phrase as an opener
33.
In the tall grass, the python captured his prey.
a)
compound sent. coordinate conjunction
b)
Ly adverb opener
c)
Compound sent. using a semicolon
d)
Prep. phrase as an opener
Reset
