The plural of habitat. (Plural means more than one.)
What is h-a-b-i-t-a-t-s?
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Proper nouns name specific people, places or things and always begin with this.
What is a capital letter?
100
These 3 adjectives describe a marshmallow.
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(EXAMPLE: What is sticky, gooey, and burnt?)
100
Interrogative sentences ask a question and end with a question mark. This is an example of an interrogative sentence using the word "bunk".
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(EXAMPLE: What is "Who is sleeping in the top bunk?")
100
The word tent is a noun. These 3 verbs show what can be done with a tent.
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(EXAMPLE: What are pitch, move, pack, or collapse?)
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The plural of berry. (Berry is singular, indicating just one.)
What is b-e-r-r-i-e-s?
200
The word lake is a common noun. This is a proper noun for a specific lake.
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(EXAMPLE: What is Lake Erie? Eighth Lake? Green Lake?)
200
The nature trail is a noun. These 3 adjectives describe a nature trail.
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(EXAMPLE: What is twisty, long, over-grown, pine covered, or challenging?)
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Exclamatory sentences express strong feelings and end with an explanation point. This is an example of an explanatory sentence using the word "campfire".
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(EXAMPLE: What is "The campfire is burning out of control!"?
200
Camp counselor is a noun. Pronouns are used to replace nouns. This sentence contains the words camp counselor and a pronoun.
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(EXAMPLE: What is "The camp counselor blew her whistle."?)
300
The plural of compass.
What is c-o-m-p-a-s-s-e-s?
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Coleman Lantern is a proper noun, naming a specific brand. This is the common noun.
What is "lantern"?
300
Rowing is a verb. This adverb describes how the rowing was done.
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(EXAMPLE: What is slowly?)
300
Declarative sentences tell something (give information) and end with a period. The is an example of a declarative sentence using the word, "tree house."
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(EXAMPLE: What is "The tree house was built deep in the woods."?)
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The word "raft" can be used as a noun or as a verb. These 2 sentences are examples of the two uses.
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(EXAMPLE: What is "The raft was floating in the lake." and "We will raft down the river."?)
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A large rock is spelled b-o-u-l-d-e-r. This is how the capital of Colorado is spelled.
What is B-o-u-l-d-e-r? (with a capital B!)
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The word chipmunk is a common noun. These are 2 propers nouns for chipmunks.
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(EXAMPLE: Who are Chip, Dale, Alvin, Theodore, or Simon?)
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Skunk is a noun. This sentence contains an adjective for the skunk.
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(EXAMPLE: What is "We ran from the smelly skunk."?)
400
Imperative sentences give an order and end with a period. This is an example of an imperative sentence using the word "rabbit".
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(EXAMPLE: What is "Look at that rabbit."?)
400
This is a sentence using raccoon (a noun) and a pronoun.
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(EXAMPLE: What is "The raccoon was washing its food before eating."?)
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Homophones are words that sound the same but are spelled differently. These are homophones for the words bear, deer, and hare.
What are b-a-r-e, d-e-a-r, and h-a-i-r?
500
Possessive nouns show ownership. This is how camper is spelled to show the sleeping bag belongs to the camper.
What is c-a-m-p-e-r-'-s?
500
Many adverbs (words which describe a verb) end with these 2 letters.
What is l-y? (as in quickly, silently, or peacefully)
500
This is an example of an imperative sentence using the word "path."
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(EXAMPLE: What is "Go down that path until you reach the stream."?)
500
The word "swim" is present tense, meaning it is happening right now. These 2 words show the past and future tense of swim.
What is swam and will swim?
(EXPLANATION: "Yesterday I swam in the lake." and "Tomorrow I will swim in the lake.")