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- 1. Multiple Choice
Is doghouse a compound word?yesno - 2. Multiple ChoiceIs sunshine a compound word?yesno
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhich word is a compound word?readingpopcornrulessetting
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the contraction for does not?doesn'tdoesnt'doen'tdoes'nt
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the contraction for she is?she hasshe'sshes'she'd
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a contraction?a word with a suffixa word with a beginning added to ittwo words put together to make a shorter worda word with a prefix
- 7. Multiple Choice
Read the sentence below. Name the verb.
The scruffy dog barked loudly.
dog
scruffy
barked
loudly
- 8. Multiple Choice
What is an adjective?
an interrupting word
a word that connects words, phrases, and clauses
a word that is a person, place, thing or idea
a word that desribes nouns and pronouns
- 9. Multiple Choice
Select all of the nouns.
rough
pen
gross
cup
drive
- 10. Multiple Choice
Select the adjectives to describe this cat.
cute
soft
striped
whiskers
- 11. Multiple Choice
Choose a sentence where the verb is underlined.
James quickly searched for his journal.
James quickly searched for his journal.
James quickly searched for his journal.
James quickly searched for his journal.
- 12. Multiple Choice
Choose an adjective you could add to describe the sun.
Jacob woke up when the sun shone in his room.
bright
his
sleepy
alarm
- 13. Multiple Choice
Find the verb.
silly
green
write
paper
- 14. Multiple Choice
Find the adjective.
walk
slimy
bus
bug
- 15. Multiple Choice
Identify the noun in the sentence below.
The majestic lion roared loudly.
lion
roared
loudly
majestic
- 16. Multiple Choicea word or group of words that show position, location, or relationship between a noun & some other word in a sentence (in, on, above, below...)pronounadjectivenounprepositional phrase
- 17. Multiple Choicewords that show emotion or surprise; usually followed by an exclamation point (with great emotion) or a comma (when used as part of a sentence)subjectinterjectionconjunctionpredicate
- 18. Multiple Choicea group of words that does NOT involve both a noun & a verb (subject & predicate (at the park, above the clouds...;) NOT a complete sentencephrasenounverbadjective
- 19. Multiple Choicethe verb part of the sentence that tells the action of the subject / noun; the "power" of the superhero in a sentencesubjectpredicatepronounadverb
- 20. Multiple Choiceless specific word used in place of a noun (I, me, you, they, them, he, she,...); be sure it isn't VAGUEprepositionadjectivepredicatepronoun
- 21. Multiple Choiceconnects words or groups of words (phrases & clauses); "and," "but," & "or" are examplesconjunctionadverbnounpronoun
- 22. Multiple Choicea person, place, thing, or idea; the SUBJECT of a sentence; necessary to make a complete sentencepredicateverbnounadverb
- 23. Multiple Choicea word that describes a nouns; in a sentence, this is USUALLY found BEFORE the noun it describes (happy student)adjectiveadverbprepositionpronoun
- 24. Multiple Choicea words that modifies / describes a verb, adjective, or another adverb; can be found before or after the word it describes (ran quickly or quickly ran); often ends in "-ly"adjectiveadverbnouninterjection
- 25. Multiple Choicepart of a sentence that expresses action or state of being; the PREDICATE part of a sentence; necessary to make a complete sentence along with a nounnounsubjectprepositionverb
- 26. Multiple Choicegroups of words in our language used to build sentencesfidgetsparts of speechpunctuationquotations
- 27. Multiple Choiceam, is , are, was, were, be, being, beenmy grocery listprepositionsdead wordsstate of being verbs
- 28. Multiple Choicea group of related words that includes both a noun & verb/ subject & predicate; can be complete sentences (independent) or incomplete (dependent); opposite of a phraseSantaclausephraseconjunction
- 29. Multiple Choicethe part of the sentence that is doing the action; noun that is doing the action; "superhero" in the sentenceadverbpredicatesubjectadjective
- 30. Multiple ChoiceIn the following sentence, which word is the ADVERB?
She looked carefully at the yellow fish.SHELOOKEDCAREFULLYFISH - 31. Multiple ChoiceIn the following sentence, which word is the VERB?
Swiftly the sea lions surrounded Grandma and the girl.sea lionssurroundedandSwiftly - 32. Multiple ChoiceIn the following sentence, which word is the ADJECTIVE?
We watched the colorful creatures swim through the dark water?Wewatchedthroughdark - 33. Multiple ChoiceIn the following sentence, which word is the PREPOSITION?
Jennifer smiled shyly at the students in her new class.Jennifershlylynewin - 34. Multiple ChoiceIn the following sentence, which word is the VERB?
The teacher helped the student with her difficult homework.teacherhelpedwithdifficult - 35. Multiple ChoiceA person, place or thingnounverbadverbpronoun
- 36. Multiple Choiceshows action or a state of beingnouninterjectionverbadverb
- 37. Multiple Choicea word that takes a place of a nounverbadjectivepronounpreposition
- 38. Multiple ChoiceA word that describes a nounadverbadjectiveinterjectionpreposition
- 39. Multiple ChoiceA word that shows location or timeprepositionverbadverbinterjection
- 40. Multiple Choice(Pronoun) Can Jerry help him with the science project?Jerrysciencehimhelp
- 41. Multiple Choice(Noun) Have you seen the eraser?Haveyouseeneraser
- 42. Multiple Choice(Noun) She purchased the margarine with him.purchasedwithhimmargarine
- 43. Multiple Choice(Adjective) Older people tire more easily.Olderpeopletireeasily
- 44. Multiple Choice(Adjective) Kind people are often rewarded.oftenrewardedkindare
- 45. Multiple Choice(Adjective) He is agile.Heisagile
- 46. Multiple Choice(Adverb) The police officer ran fast.policeofficerranfast
- 47. Multiple Choice(Adverb) My sister answered the question intelligently.sisteransweredquestionintelligently
- 48. Multiple Choice(Adverb) You really should see this art exhibit.seereallyartexhibit
- 49. Multiple Choice(Preposition) Reggie fell by the stairs.stairsReggiebythe
- 50. Multiple Choice(Preposition) May I sit between you two?betweenyoutwomay
- 51. Multiple Choice(Verb) Joke about it now.Jokeaboutnowit
- 52. Multiple Choice(Verb) They overcharged me.overchargedmeThey
- 53. Multiple Choice(Verb) Ozzie, eat up.eatupOzzie
- 54. Multiple Choice(Conjunction) I like peanuts and potato chips.likepeanutschipsand
- 55. Multiple Choice(Conjunction) He wants to buy the house, yet he knows it is too expensive.yettooexpensivewants
- 56. Multiple Choice(Interjection) Ah! The sun is so warm.sunissoAh
- 57. Multiple Choice(Interjection) No! I will never try that.willneverNothat
- 58. Multiple Choice(Pronoun) Paul hopes that he will sing with the choir.Paulthathesing
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