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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
Do you want to ride my bike?Indicative MoodImperative MoodInterrogative MoodConditional Mood - 2. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
Don’t drop the dishes.Indicative MoodImperative MoodInterrogative MoodConditional Mood - 3. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
I like the red dress best of all.Indicative MoodImperative MoodSubjunctive MoodConditional Mood - 4. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
She would go if you asked.Indicative MoodImperative MoodSubjunctive MoodConditional Mood - 5. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
Shut the door.Indicative MoodImperative MoodInterrogative MoodConditional Mood - 6. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
I prefer that all students walk on the right side of the hall.Indicative MoodImperative MoodSubjunctive MoodConditional Mood - 7. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
The movie was too long and boring.Indicative MoodImperative MoodSubjunctive MoodConditional Mood - 8. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
Have you found the correct bus?Indicative MoodImperative MoodInterrogative MoodSubjunctive Mood - 9. Multiple Choice__________ mood expressed a command.ImperativeSubjunctiveConditionalIndicative
- 10. Multiple Choice__________ mood states an actuality or fact.InterrogativeSubjunctiveIndicativeImperative
- 11. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False. This sentence is written in the IMPERATIVE mood.
Follow all the safety rules.TrueFalse - 12. Multiple ChoiceWhich of the following is typed in the INDICATIVE mood?Go get me some warm soup.My favorite food is soup.Is it cold enough to eat soup?I wish I could eat some soup to help with my cold.
- 13. Multiple Choice________ mood asks a question.InterrogativeConditionalIndicativeImperative
- 14. Multiple ChoiceWhich mood is the following sentence written in?
Line up for lunch.IndicativeImperativeInterrogativeSubjunctive - 15. Multiple ChoiceWhat verb mood?
If I was Mrs. Hanks, I would let the class out early.IndicativeInterrogativeSubjunctiveConditional - 16. Multiple ChoiceWhat verb mood?
Without a clear understanding of the instructions, Tom failed the test.IndicativeImperativeSubjunctiveConditional - 17. Multiple ChoiceWhat verb mood?
Won't you come home now?IndicativeInterrogativeImperativeConditional - 18. Multiple ChoiceWhat verb mood?
Let the dog out.ImperativeInterrogativeIndicativeSubjunctive - 19. Multiple ChoiceWhat verb mood?
I could use a hug right now.SubjunctiveImperativeConditionalIndicative - 20. Multiple ChoiceThe form of the verb that expresses a fact or statement.IndicativeImperativeSubjunctiveConditional
- 21. Multiple ChoiceThe form of the verb that expresses a situation that is dependent upon another event.IndicativeImperativeInterrogativeConditional
- 22. Multiple ChoiceThe form of the verb that expresses command or request.SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional
- 23. Multiple ChoiceThe form of the verb that expresses a wish, statement contrary to fact, recommendation, or suggestion.SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional
- 24. Multiple ChoiceThe form of the verb that expresses a question.SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional
- 25. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
We insist that he eat all of his veggies.SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional - 26. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
If you are going to the game, you might want to buy your ticket early.SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional - 27. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
Go to bed early Sunday night so that you aren't tired for Cedar Point.SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional - 28. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
Would you like to go to the game with me?SubjunctiveImperativeInterrogativeConditional - 29. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
Today is finally Friday.SubjunctiveIndicativeInterrogativeConditional - 30. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
Take this quiz to see if you understand verb mood.ImperativeIndicativeInterrogativeConditional - 31. Multiple Choice
Read the sentence and identify the verb mood.
If you were going to study, you would have already done so.
Imperative
Subjunctive
Conditional
Subjunctive / Conditional
- 32. Multiple ChoiceRead the sentence and identify the verb mood.
I wish that it were summer so I could sleep in.ImperativeIndicativeSubjunctiveConditional - 33. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
Do you want to ride my bike?Indicative MoodImperative MoodInterrogative MoodConditional Mood - 34. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
Don’t drop the dishes.Indicative MoodImperative MoodInterrogative MoodConditional Mood - 35. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
I like the red dress best of all.Indicative MoodImperative MoodSubjunctive MoodConditional Mood - 36. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
She would go if you asked.Indicative MoodImperative MoodSubjunctive MoodConditional Mood - 37. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
Shut the door.Indicative MoodImperative MoodInterrogative MoodConditional Mood - 38. Multiple ChoiceWhich verb mood is the following sentence written in:
I hope you will come to my party.Indicative MoodImperative MoodSubjunctive MoodConditional Mood - 39. Multiple Choice
What is the definition of an imperative verb?
The mood of the verb that shows a mode or manner.
A question
Verbs that simply make factual sentences
Verbs that make commanding sentences.
- 40. Multiple Choice
What is the definition of a subjunctive verb?
Verbs that make commanding sentences.
A verb indicating a subject.
Verbs start with “to”; “to” is part of the verb, it is not acting as a preposition
A hypothetical not a fact; a wish or regret
- 41. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the definition of an indicative verb?Verbs that make simple sentences.Verbs that simply make factual sentencesA doubt not a fact; a wish or regretThe mood of the verb that shows a mode or manner.
- 42. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
The student is taking a quiz on Quizizz.
subjunctive
conditional
interrogative
indicative
- 43. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
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indicative
imperative
conditional
subjunctive
- 44. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
If I were to win the lottery, I would go to Greece for spring break.
conditional
subjunctive
imperative
indicative
- 45. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
I will go to the mall later if I finish cleaning my room.
conditional
imperative
subjunctive
indicative
- 46. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
Were pigs to sprout wings, we'd need bigger umbrellas.
conditional
subjunctive
imperative
conditional
- 47. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
Do you know the muffin man who lives on Drury Lane?
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
subjunctive
- 48. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
Students, you must pick up trash on the way out of the classroom.
indicative
imperative
subjunctive
conditional
- 49. Multiple Choice
What is the verb mood in this sentence?
Sit down, Bubba!
imperative
condtional
subjunctive
indicative
- 50. Multiple Choice
If we worked hard each day, the time would seem to fly; soon it would be spring break.
conditional
subjunctive
indicative
imperative
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