Nouns and Pronouns
Adjectives and Adverbs
Verbs
Prepositions
Conjunctions and Interjections
100
True or false:  A subject of a sentence can be either a noun or pronoun.

True

100

True or false:  Adverbs modify verbs, nouns, and adjectives.

false

100

True or false:  Feel can be an action or linking verb.

true

100

True or false:  Before can be a preposition or a conjunction.

true

100

True or false: Interjections join words or phrases.

false

200

Name the noun and pronouns in this sentence.

I am anxious about my math test.

noun - test

pronoun - I, my

200

What is the adverb in this sentence?

My little brother tiptoed silently past the baby's bedroom.

silently


200

Identify the verb in the following sentence: 

She slowly walked into the room.

walked

200

Name the prepositional phrase in this sentence.

I looked at the clock and saw the time.

at the clock

200

Name the conjunction in the sentence.

Yay! Tomorrow is the last day of school, but I am sad for the year to end.

but

300

Name all the nouns in this sentence.

The tired cat climbed up the old oak tree and took a nap among the branches.

cat

tree

nap

branches

300

Name all the adjectives in the sentence. Include the articles.  

During the blazing hot summer, I float lazily in my swimming pool.

the, blazing, hot, swimming

300

Name the verb phrase in this sentence.

My family could have left for vacation last night.

could have left

300

Find the prepositional phrases in the sentence.

The boy with the curly hair ate lunch at the park.

with the curly hair

at the park

300

Name the conjunction in the sentence. Then tell what kind of conjunction it is.

When it was time for dinner, everyone ran to the table.

when

subordinating conjunction

400

Identify the pronouns in this sentence: She called her mother for a ride home from the party.

she

her

400

Name all the adverbs in the sentence.

Yesterday I felt very tired and slept soundly in my bed.

yesterday, very, soundly

400

Name the verb in the sentence. Tell if it is action or linking.

The old, rundown house seemed scary because of its condition.

seemed

linking

400

Name all the prepositional phrases in the sentence.

On the way to school our engine stopped running at a traffic light.


on the way

to school

at a traffic light

400

Rewrite this sentence  using the STRONG interjection correctly.

wow that surprise really shocked me

Wow!  That surprise really shocked me!

500

Name all the nouns and pronouns in this sentence.

My friends and I went to the movies, but we didn't have enough money for the tickets.

nouns - friends, movies, money, tickets


pronouns - my, I , we

500

Name all the adjectives in this sentence.  Include the articles. 

The scary brick house had a mean furry dog barking in the untrimmed yard.


the, scary, brick, a, mean, furry, the, untrimmed

500

Name all of the verbs in this sentence.

Although it rained, our class picnic was fantastic, and all of my classmates enjoyed themselves.

rained

was

enjoyed

500

Name all the prepositional phrases in the sentence.

Before bedtime I have a snack at the kitchen table with my brothers, and we talk about our day.

before bedtime

at the kitchen table

with my brothers

about our day

500

Name all the conjunctions in this sentence and tell what kind of conjunction each is.

Until dinner is ready, you may watch television or play outside.

until - subordinating conjunction

or - coordinating conjunction


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