WorksheetsUNIT 2 TEST REVIEW
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
What type of sentence is written below?
How much rain did we get this weekend.
Declarative
Exclamatory
Interrogative
Imperative
What is the error in the sentence written below?
How much rain did we get over the weekend.
Capitalization
Punctuation
Spelling
No error
Grab the eggs off the shelf!
What type of sentence is this?
Declarative
Imperative
Interrogative
Exclamatory
Grab the eggs off the shelf!
What is the error in the sentence?
Spelling
Punctuation
Capitalization
No error
The film included scenes of break dancing.
What is the simple subject in the sentence?
Film
The film
Scenes of break dancing
Break dancing
There is a chain of volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean.
The above example is a __________ sentence.
Interrogative
Declarative
Exclamatory
Imperative
Although my family only sees each other on the holidays, we stay in touch because of Facebook.
Simple, compound, or complex?
Simple
Compound
Complex
What is the difference between COMPOUND and COMPLEX SENTENCES?
There is no difference because both sentences use conjunctions
Complex sentences contain simple sentences and coordinating conjunction; compound sentences have two clauses and a subordinating conjunction
Compound sentences contain two simple sentences and are joined by a coordinating conjunction; complex sentences contain independent and dependent clauses and a subordinating conjunction
SIMPLE, COMPOUND, or COMPLEX?
Since it was raining, the game was called off.
Simple
Compound
Complex
A SUBJECT of a sentence...
tells who or what a sentence is about
is a verb
does not make any sense
is incomplete
Identify the nouns:
Sharon ordered a milkshake at Red Robin.
Sharon only
ordered
Sharon, milkshake, Red Robin
Red Robin only
Which nouns in the sentence below are proper?
Sharon ordered a milkshake at Red Robin.
milkshake
Sharon only
Sharon & Red Robin
Which nouns are COMMON in the following sentence?
There are concerns that the city of Venice will flood in the coming years.
concerns
Venice
city
concerns, city, years
Are the underlined nouns in the sentence below COMMON or PROPER?
At the CNN Heroes event, there were several options for food.
Common
Proper
Concrete or Abstract:
Love filled the room when the children opened their gifts Christmas morning.
Concrete
Abstract
Concrete or Abstract:
Love filled the room when the children opened their gifts Christmas morning.
Concrete
Abstract
Concrete nouns...
Are what you can see, hear, taste, sense, or smell.
Are what you cannot see, hear, taste, sense, or smell; can be ideas or feelings.
If singular nouns are only one person, place, thing, or idea, then plural nouns are...
More than one PPTI
Still only one PPTI
An example of a COLLECTIVE NOUN would be...
Team
Bee
Member
Soccer player
Which verbs help to show tense, to express action, or to make statements?
Helping
Action
Linking
Talk, dance, and scream are examples of what kind of verb?
Helping
Action
Linking
Which kind of verb connects or brings a sentence together? This verb is also a verb of being.
Action
Helping
Linking
I bought all my Christmas gifts on Amazon.
The underlined verb is a...
helping verb
action verb
linking verb
I bought all my Christmas gifts on Amazon.
Which tense is used?
Present Tense
Past Tense
Future Tense
Mary was bored as she studied all weekend.
Action, linking, or helping?
Action
Linking
Helping
The future tense form of the verb "go":
Went
Goed
Will go
The past tense form of the verb "buy":
Bought
Buyed
Will buy
Buy
Her eyes looked big in the Fun House mirror.
Action, linking, or helping?
Action
Linking
Helping
Choose the best option:
Social media and networking sites (use, uses) your information to determine what ads you see.
Use
Uses
Choose the best option:
The cashier (speak, speaks) loudly to her customers.
speak
speaks
Singular, singular possessive, plural, or plural possessive?
Calendar
Singular
Plural
Singular possessive
Plural possessive
Singular, singular possessive, plural, or plural possessive?
dogs'
Singular
Singular possessive
Plural
Plural possessive
Singular, singular possessive, plural, or plural possessive?
Librarian's
Singular
Singular possessive
Plural
Plural possessive
Choose the best option:
Yellow lights (tell, tells) drivers when to slow down.
Tell
Tells
Choose the best option:
When boarding the school bus, remember to (look, looks) both ways before crossing the street.
Look
Looks
