Types of Sentences
Parts of Speech
Analogies and Vocab
Interjections
Possessive Nouns
100

This type of sentence: The quick spotted dog.

What is fragment?

100

Names a person, place, thing, or idea

What is noun?

100

plane:plain::seen: ______

What is scene?

100

Find the interjection: Mercy! That large stack of papers fell and scattered over the wooden floor!

What is mercy?

100
The label for a possessive noun

What is PNA?

200

This type of sentence: After a long winter, the snow is finally melting.

What is simple?

200

Shows a state of action or a state of being

What is a verb?

200

unable to read or write; uneducated

What is illiterate?

200

This is what an interjection shows

What is (mild or strong) emotion?

200

A possessive noun is this part of speech

What is adjective?

300

This type of sentence: Carl ate pizza; Curtis ate tacos.

What is compound?

300

Answers the questions How? When? and Where?

What is an adverb?

300

toothpaste:teeth::shampoo:

What is hair?

300

Interjections are not one of the eight parts of speech. (T/F)

What is false?

300

This is what a possessive noun shows

What is ownership?

400

This type of sentence: Before the store closed, I got everything for the party.

What is complex?

400

Connects a noun or a pronoun to the rest of the sentence

What is a preposition?

400

Watchful, alert to danger, wary

What is vigilant?

400

Interjections are in this part of a sentence

What is the beginning/first?

400

Possessive nouns answer this question

What is whose?

500

This type of sentence: We are reviewing because there is a test tomorrow.

What is complex?

500

Modifies a noun or pronoun

What is an adjective?

500

To approve or support; many celebrities do this with products

What is endorse?

500

An interjection that shows strong emotion is followed by this

What is an exclamation mark?

500

A possessive noun shows this

What is ownership?

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