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Grade 5 Grammar

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are Adverbs?

a)

Words that are used in the place of nouns.

b)

The words who describe a adjective and verbs.

c)

The words who describe a noun.

d)

The words who describe a adjective,verb and another adverb

2.
Which adverb best completes the sentence?
She ____ laid the baby in the crib.
**the adverb needs to tell how
a)
soon
b)
excitedly
c)
carefully
3.
Which adverb best completes the sentence?
_____, I baked brownies.
**The adverb needs to tell when.
a)
Yesterday
b)
Wisely
c)
Here
4.
Which adverb tells where?
a)
upstairs
b)
neatly
c)
excitedly
d)
later
5.

Identify the preposition:


We walked up the stairs.

a)

we

b)

the

c)

up

d)

walked

6.

Identify the preposition:


The pen fell between our desks.

a)

pen

b)

the

c)

our

d)

between

7.

Identify the preposition:


I walked to the shops.

a)

to

b)

the

c)

walked

d)

shopes

8.

a conjunction is a word that

a)

is a group of words

b)

connects words or groups of words

c)

connects commas

d)

is the action of the sentence

9.

Which one is the conjunction?

a)

The

b)

glasses

c)

and

d)

dishes

10.
What is an interjection?
a)
is a word that connects words, sentences or phrases.
b)
a word or phrase that expresses emotion or feelings, gives a command or fills a silence.
c)
is a word that shows a relationship among other words in the sentence
d)
a person, place or thing
11.
Which interjection can be added to this sentence:
        ! That really hurt!
a)
Hooray
b)
Yes
c)
Ouch
d)
Bravo
12.
What interjection can be added to this sentence:
            ! You are finally finished with this test.
a)
Hmmm
b)
No
c)
Hooray
d)
Oops
13.

are you going to watch it

a)

Independent Clause

b)

Subordinate Clause

14.

as long as Sydney Crosby shows up to play

a)

Independent Clause

b)

Subordinate Clause

15.

although we only have four days of school next week

a)

Independent Clause

b)

Subordinate Clause