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WorksheetsSentences Unit 1 Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
Lesson 1: Kinds of Sentences
Read the sentence. Choose the correct end mark and type of sentence.
The books about wildlife arrived____
. or !
imperative
!
exclamatory
.
declarative
?
interrogative
Lesson 1: Kinds of Sentences
Read the sentence. Choose the correct end mark and type of sentence.
Please leave your message at the sound of the tone___
. or !
imperative
!
exclamatory
.
declarative
?
interrogative
Lesson 1: Kinds of Sentences
Read the sentence. Choose the correct end mark and type of sentence.
Are those shoes on sale___
. or !
imperative
!
exclamatory
.
declarative
?
interrogative
Lesson 1: Kinds of Sentences
Read the sentence. Choose the correct end mark and type of sentence.
The sky is stunning at sunrise over the mountains___
. or !
imperative
!
exclamatory
.
declarative
?
interrogative
Lesson 1: Kinds of Sentences
Read the sentence. Choose the correct end mark and type of sentence.
Wow, that was an outstanding concert____
. or !
imperative
!
exclamatory
.
declarative
?
interrogative
Lesson 1: Kinds of Sentences
Read the sentence. Choose the correct end mark and type of sentence.
My science project is due soon_____
. or !
imperative
!
exclamatory
.
declarative
?
interrogative
Lesson 2-6: Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose which type of subject or predicate the bold part of the sentence is.
Those farmers plant wheat and soybeans.
Simple Subject
Simple Predicate
Complete Subject
Complete Predicate
Lesson 2-6: Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose which type of subject or predicate the bold part of the sentence is.
The children on our block organized a bake sale.
Simple Subject
Simple Predicate
Complete Subject
Complete Predicate
Lesson 2-6: Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose which type of subject or predicate the bold part of the sentence is.
Many trees lost branches during the storm.
Simple Subject
Simple Predicate
Complete Subject
Complete Predicate
Lesson 2-6: Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose which type of subject or predicate the bold part of the sentence is.
The holiday celebrations include a parade.
Simple Subject
Simple Predicate
Complete Subject
Complete Predicate
Lesson 2-6: Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose which type of subject or predicate the bold part of the sentence is.
The pictures in that book were delightful.
Simple Subject
Simple Predicate
Complete Subject
Complete Predicate
Lesson 2-6: Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose which type of subject or predicate the bold part of the sentence is.
Most of my friends play baseball and football on the weekends.
Simple Subject
Simple Predicate
Complete Subject
Complete Predicate
Lesson 2-6: Compound Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose the compound subjects in the sentence.
Jada and Kevin sell newspapers and snacks in the store.
newspapers and snacks
Jada and Kevin
sell
store
Lesson 2-6: Compound Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose the compound subjects in the sentence.
Dogs, cats, and bunnies make great pets, but you need to be responsible.
dogs and cats
pets
dogs, cats, and bunnies
you
Lesson 2-6: Compound Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose the compound subjects in the sentence.
Mars or Venus would be a great target for the space probe.
probe
target
Venus, target
Mars or Venus
Lesson 2-6: Compound Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose the compound predicates in the sentence.
People buy or sell items at farmers markets.
people
farmers markets
buy
buy or sell
Lesson 2-6: Compound Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose the compound predicates in the sentence.
The actors memorize and rehearse their lines before the performance.
The actors memorize
performance
lines
memorize and rehearse
Lesson 2-6: Compound Subjects and Predicates
Read each sentence and choose the compound predicates in the sentence.
Mrs. Garfinkle and Mrs. Singer like to design and decorate their own classrooms.
design and decorate
Mrs. Garfinkle and Mrs. Singer
like to design
classroom
Lesson 7-8: Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences
When a sentence has a subordinating conjunction and is not a complete thought, it is considered a(n)...
Dependent Clause
Independent Clause
Lesson 7-8: Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences
When a sentence is a complete thought all by itself, it is considered a(n)....
Dependent Clause
Independent Clause
Lesson 7-8: Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences
The definition of a compound sentence is...
a sentence with one complete idea or independent clause
two independent clauses connected by a comma and a coordinating conjunction
a sentence made up of a dependent clause and an independent clause with a subordinating conjunction.
Lesson 7-8: Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences
The definition of a simple sentence is...
a sentence with one complete idea or independent clause
two independent clauses connected by a comma and a coordinating conjunction
a sentence made up of a dependent clause and an independent clause with a subordinating conjunction.
Lesson 7-8: Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences
The definition of a complex sentence is...
a sentence with one complete idea or independent clause
two independent clauses connected by a comma and a coordinating conjunction
a sentence made up of a dependent clause and an independent clause with a subordinating conjunction.
When I see a wasp, I run for the hills.
This is a simple sentence.
This is a compound sentence.
This is a complex sentence.
I love going on long walks.
This is a simple sentence.
This is a compound sentence.
This is a complex sentence.
My cat's name is Briere, and she is named after a hockey player.
This is a simple sentence.
This is a compound sentence.
This is a complex sentence.
A dependent clause...
can stand alone
needs an independent clause to make sense
does not have its own subject and a verb
An independent clause...
can stand on its own
expresses a complete thought
contains the main subject and the main verb
does all of these things!!
We get to start our weekends early since school gets out at 2 on Fridays.
This is a simple sentence.
This is a compound sentence.
This is a complex sentence.
Everyone is really tired in the mornings and on school days.
This is a simple sentence.
This is a compound sentence.
This is a complex sentence.
AAAWWUBBIS conjunctions...
are coordinating conjunctions that signal a compound sentence.
are coordinating conjunctions that signal a complex sentence.
are subordinating conjunctions that signal a compound sentence.
are subordinating conjunctions that signal a complex sentence.
FANBOYS conjunctions...
are coordinating conjunctions that, paired with a comma, link two complete thoughts.
are coordinating conjunctions that always link two complete thoughts.
are subordinating conjunctions that signal a compound sentence.
are subordinating conjunctions that signal a complex sentence.
My mom bought groceries, but I made dinner.
fragment
simple
compound
run-on
complex
Her big dog.
fragment
simple
compound
run-on
complex
I went to the store we got many things.
fragment
simple
compound
run-on
complex
Running is a great exercise for your health be careful though.
fragment
simple
compound
run-on
complex
What does the acronym AAWWIBBUS stand for?
After, Although, While, When, If Because, Before, Until, Since
What is the conjunction in the following sentence:
I do not wear rain boots nor rain coats.
not
nor
wear
rain
I have both respect __________ admiration for them.
or
nor
but also
and
_____________ you clean your room _____________ you will stay home this weekend.
Either . . . or
Neither . . . nor
Identify the subordinate conjunction.
Since it was raining, I brought my umbrella to school.
Since
raining
brought
umbrella
Identify the subordinate conjunction.
Ella set the table while her mother cooked dinner.
table
mother
cooked
while
Identify the subordinate conjunction.
I don't want to go to the movies because I hate the smell of popcorn.
because
movies
smell
of
Which one is written incorrectly?
You can see the lighthouse now it is about one mile away.
You can see the lighthouse because it is about one mile away.
You can see the lighthouse. It is about one mile away.
You can see the lighthouse, now it is about one mile away.
Which one is written incorrectly?
One of the most amazing species of wildcats is the leopard.
One of the most amazing species.
Leopards are one of the most amazing species of wildcats.
Leopards, one of the most amazing species, is a type of wildcat.
Spot the type of error...
Caden was on time, because he was prepared the night before.
Comma Splice
Run-On
Fragment
No comma needed
Spot the type of error...
I completed my homework, I have not submitted it.
Comma Splice
Run-On
Fragment
No comma needed
