Descriptive Adjectives
Comparative/ Superlative Adjectives
Interrogative/Demonstrative/
Indefinite Adjectives
Transition Words/Exact Words
Varied Sentence Types/Timelines
100

Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:

The old house had a charming garden.

old-house

charming-garden

100

Tell the COMPARATIVE form of the adjective:


silly

sillier

100

Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is interrogative, demonstrative, or indefinite


What area of the zoo would you like to visit next?


What - interrogative



100

Tell what the transition word or phrase is in the sentence:


In the end, all my hard work had paid off.

In the end,

100

Identify the sentence type (simple, compound, complex):


Because I was hungry, I made a sandwich.

Complex

200

Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:


The quiet library was a peaceful place to study.

quiet-library

peaceful-place

200

Tell the SUPERLATIVE form of the adjective:


famous

most famous



200

Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is interrogative, demonstrative, or indefinite 


The lemur is sitting on that branch.


that - demonstrative



200

Choose the word that has a more exact meaning:

The fish sat out for too long causing it to smell (foul   bad).


foul

200

Simple, compound, or complex


We can go to the beach, or we can visit the museum.

compound
300

Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:

The dress, beautiful and sparkling, caught everyone's attention.

beautiful, sparkling - dress


300

Tell the COMPARATIVE form of the adjective:


good

better

300

Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is interrogative, demonstrative, or indefinite 


Which exhibit is your favorite?


Which - interrogative



300

Identify the transition word of phrase:


I washed the dishes while my brother took out the trash.

while

300

True/False


Once a timeline is made, you cannot change it.

False

400

Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes:


The noisy children ran through the narrow hallways.

noisy-children

narrow-hallways

400

Tell the SUPERLATIVE  form of the adjective:


bad

worst

400

Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is interrogative, demonstrative, or indefinite 


Some animals require extra protection.


Some - indefinite 



400

Come up with a more exact word for the dull word:


Said


declared, whispered, shouted, etc.

400

Timelines are constructed in _______________, ________________, and ____________ lines.

diagonal, horizontal, vertical

500

Tell the adjective in the sentence and the noun that it describes: 

She read a fascinating book about exotic animals.

fascinating-book

exotic-animals

500

Tell the SUPERLATIVE  form of the adjective:


young

youngest

500

Tell the adjective in the sentence and then state whether it is interrogative, demonstrative, or indefinite 


All animals require food to survive.


all - indefinite 



500

Identify the transition word or phrase:



I was riding my bike when suddenly a cat ran in front of me.

when suddenly

500

When timeline events are rewritten as a paragraph, __________ are used to connect the events.

transition words

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