WorksheetsQ1 Midterm Review
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Is the sentence below DECLARATIVE?
Mrs. Smith, our school principal, organized the event.
Yes
No
Decide if the sentence below is DECLARATIVE or IMPERATIVE.
Give Justine one more chance to prove her point.
Imperative
Declarative
Decide if the sentence below is DECLARATIVE or IMPERATIVE.
The doughnuts taste delicious.
Imperative
Declarative
Kash, can you move your ears?
Delcarative
Imperative
Interragotive
Exclamatory
We love to eat the ___ eggs that grandmother gathers in the mornings. (chickens)
chickens
chicken's
chickens's
chickens'
The ___ quacking can be heard from miles around. (ducks)
ducks
ducks's
ducks'
duck's
the ball of the elephant
(a)
the birthday of Omar
(a)
the sprinkle of the cakes
(a)
the pencil of Alexis
Alexis's pencil
Alexis' pencil
the pool belonging to Molly
Molly pool's
Molly's pool
Mollies pool
Mollys's pool
Choose the correct possessive form of the noun.
girls
girl's
girls'
women
The faces of the figures were clearly visible.
What is the plural of the noun, wolf?
wolfs
wolfes
wolves
wolve
What is the plural of the noun, donkey?
donkies
donkey
donkie
donkeys
What is the plural of the noun, story?
(a)
What is the plural of the noun, match?
matches
matchs
matchse
matchen
What is the plural of the noun, deer?
deer
deers
does
door
What is the plural of the noun, quiz?
quizs
quizzes
quizes
quizzs
What should always be capitalized at the beginning of a sentence?
The first word
The last word
The longest word
The shortest word
Which pronoun should always be capitalized?
I
he
she
they
Find the error in the sentence below. Use the capitalization proofreading mark to show the error. The ship will arrive at the island this thursday.
The error is the word 'thursday' which should be capitalized as 'Thursday'.
The error is the word 'ship' which should be capitalized as 'Ship'.
The error is the word 'island' which should be capitalized as 'Island'.
The error is the word 'arrive' which should be capitalized as 'Arrive'.
Find the error in the sentence below. Use the capitalization proofreading mark to show the error. The sea is the worst in october because of the winds.
The sea is the worst in October because of the winds.
The sea is the worst in october because of the Winds.
The Sea is the worst in october because of the winds.
The sea is the worst in October because of the Winds.
Find the error in the sentence below. Use the capitalization proofreading mark to show the error. Pirates like st. patrick's day because of all the gold!
st. patrick's day
St. Patrick's Day
St. patrick's day
st. Patrick's Day
Find the error in the sentence below. Use the capitalization proofreading mark to show the error. The leader of our ship is captain nathan.
The leader of our ship is Captain Nathan.
The leader of our ship is captain Nathan.
The leader of our ship is Captain nathan.
The leader of our ship is captain nathan.
I bought a beautiful dress at the mall.
Preposition
Noun
Adjective
Adverb
She quickly packed her bag and left.
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
He bought them a new football.
Noun
Pronoun
Conjunction
Verb
What did she ask you to do?
Pronoun
Conjunction
Preposition
Adjective
I left my shoes under the kitchen table.
Adjective
Noun
Preposition
Pronoun
On Saturdays I work from nine to five.
verb
preposition
adverb
conjunction
I want to go to a university in the United States.
adjective
preposition
noun
pronoun
I'm sure I've met your girlfriend before.
verb
preposition
interjection
adverb
Andy knocked on the door, but nobody answered.
adverb
adjective
conjunction
contraction
After lunch let's go out for a coffee.
pronoun
preposition
verb
noun
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Preposition
Adverb
One difference between common nouns and proper nouns is that proper nouns
can be perceived by the five senses
are specific
can not be perceived by the five senses
name a group
The student showed great courage during his speech.
The dog quickly ran to his owner.
Appositives are located...
before the noun it describes.
after the noun it describes.
in a different sentence.
Perry, a platypus with a fancy hat, fights crime to help the Tri-state Area. What's the appositive?
Perry
a platypus
a platypus with a fancy hat
John, where are you moving? I am moving to the best state in America, Texas.
Roald Dahl, a famous children's author, wrote many of his books in pencil on yellow legal pads.
Mr. Riley, our neighbor, is moving to a different city.
The car, a silver Honda, had two flat tires.
Choose the appositive in the sentence.
Jada, my sister, is beautiful.
I lost my silver necklace, a present from my mother, at the Carnival.
We sent a package to our relatives in Iowa.
Identify the indirect object in this sentence:
He told his parents a lie.
He
lie
parents
told
Our boss is buying us dinner.
Sally sold Jim some tickets to her school play.
Max asked Sally a question about the dance.
I have told him the answer several times.
What is the indirect object?
He gave his teacher a card that he picked out himself.
He
teacher
card
himself
The coach dismissed practice early.
Max asked Sally a question about the dance.
A transitive verb has a direct object.
True
False
An intransitive verb has a direct object.
True
False
What is the action verb in the following sentence?
Few athletes rival Jim Thorpe.
Few
athletes
rival
Jim Thorpe
Is the verb in the following sentence transitive (has a direct object) or intransitive (does not have a direct object).
Few athletes rival Jim Thorpe.
transitive verb
intransitive verb
What is the action verb in the following sentece?
Thorpe gained fame as one of the greatest athletes in history.
Thorpe
gained
fame
greatest
athletes
Is the verb in the following sentence transitive or intransitive?
Thorpe gained fame as one of the greatest athletes in history.
transitive
intransitive
What is the action verb in the following sentence?
Jim Thorpe ran fast as a boy in Oklahoma.
Jim Thorpe
ran
fast
as
Oklahoma
Is the verb in the following sentence transitive or intransitive?
Jim Thorpe ran fast as a boy in Oklahoma.
transitive
intransitive
What is the action verb in the following sentence?
Thorpe came from a Native American family.
Thorpe
came
from
a
family
Is the verb in the following sentence transitive or intransitive?
Thorpe came from a Native American family.
transitive
intransitive
What is the action verb in the following sentence?
In 1909, Jim Thorpe entered Carlisle College.
In 1909
Jim Thorpe
entered
Carlisle College
Is the verb in the following sentence transitive or intransitive?
In 1909, Jim Thorpe entered Carlisle College.
transitive
intransitive
Read the following sentence.
Is there a direct object or no direct object?
Is the verb transitive or intransitive?
Check the boxes for all three categories for the following sentence:
Thorpe played football there under Coach Pop Warner.
direct object
no direct object
transitive
intransitive
Which part of speech names a person, place, thing, or idea?
adverb
verb
noun
pronoun
What part of speech describes nouns and pronouns?
adjective
adverb
adjunct
conjunction
What does a preposition do?
shows action or being
shows position or relationship
modifies ad verb or an adjective
takes the place of a noun
What part of speech shows and action or state of being?
proverb
adverb
verb
noun
What part of speech takes the place of a noun?
preposition
proposition
adjective
pronoun
What does an adverb do?
Modifies a preposition or pronoun
Modifies a verb, adjective or adverb
Describes nouns and pronouns
Connects words. phrases and clauses
What does an interjection do?
Joins words, phrases, and clauses
Shows excitement or emotion, generally ending in an explanation point
Interrupts the sequence of a sentence
Modifies a verb, an adjective, or an adverb
Three common conjunctions are...
and, but, or
dancing, swimming, running
he, her, them
am, is, are
Which sentence starts with a pronoun
Angus is the best dog.
He is a Border Collie.
Luckily, he is my dog.
In the summer, he likes to go to the beach.
Which sentence ends with an adverb
I like to hike and garder.
I put the dishes away.
I wish I could have another dog.
He ran home quickly.
Identify the interjection
Yikes!
Over there!
Never!
Now!
What part of speech are these words: gorgeous, wonderful, energetic
adverbs
adjectives
proverbs
conjunctions
What part of speech are these words: am, is, are, was, were?
action verbs
linking or being verbs
adverbs
prepostions
Snoopy is their cat. "Their" is what part of speech?
conjuction
noun
preposition
pronoun
