Is this sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory: Did you see that dunk!

Is this sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory: How old are you?

Is this sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory: The coach drew up plays for players.

Is this a sentence or a fragment: I gave my teacher $50.

Is this a sentence or fragment: I gave money.

Is this a sentence or fragment: Playing basketball is a fun activity.

Is this a sentence or fragment: Presents for family.

Which is the simple subject and simple predicate. We saw a crazy basketball game.

Which is the simple subject and simple predicate: Lauren and Ryan read a book.

Which is the simple subject and simple predicate: Ryan loved the play As You Like It.

Which is the simple subject and simple predicate: Ryan and Lauren saw the musical The Nutcracker.

Is this sentence a run-on, simple, or compound sentence: Ryan studied for the midterm he also studied the final.

Is this sentence a compound, simple, or run-on sentence: They learned about the USA, and also the seven continents.

Is this a compound, simple, or run-on sentence: Our midterm is in December.

Is this a compound, simple, or run-on sentence: My whole knew how many moons were around each planet, but not the planets name.

Which noun(s) is proper and common in this sentence: Our family is going to travel around Israel and Jordan in an airplane.

Which noun(s) is proper and common in this sentence: Ryan discovered that six lions had escaped.

Which noun(s) is proper and common in this sentence: Lauren discovered that six lions had escaped.

Which noun(s) is proper and common in this sentence: Our family is going to travel around Florida and Atlanta in an airplane.

What is the possessive noun in the parenthesis: A possum ate (Ryan) dinner.

What is the possessive noun in the parenthesis: A cat ate (Lauren) dinner.

What is the possessive noun in the parenthesis: A dog ate (Jason) dinner.

What is the possessive noun in the parenthesis: A Caterpillar ate (Adam) dinner.

Is the italicized word in the sentence plural noun, singular possessive noun, plural possessive noun, or contraction: Why can't Ryan think of a sentence.

Is the italicized word in the sentence plural noun, singular possessive noun, plural possessive noun, or contraction: All the dogs chased the squirrel.

Is the italicized word in the sentence plural noun, singular possessive noun, plural possessive noun, or contraction: Mikel lost all of his hairbrushes yesterday.

Is the italicized word in the sentence plural noun, singular possessive noun, plural possessive noun, or contraction: Jason's contract gave him millions of dollars.