Vocabulary
Subjects and Verbs
Conjunctions
Claim, Evidence, Reasoning
100

When people scowl, they have a smile on their face.

TRUE                FALSE

FALSE

100

What is the subject of this sentence?

Maya Angelou is a famous American poet.

What is Maya Angelou?

100

Supply the missing conjunction in the sentence.

Barry enjoys eating kiwis _______ raspberries.

What is and?

What is or?

100

Explain what a claim is.

What is a statement that you can prove is true?

200


In what region of our state are people currently experiencing an inferno?




Southern California or Los Angeles

200

What is the verb in the sentence?

Bart read five books over the weekend.

What is "read?"

200

Give an example of a coordinating conjunction.

What are for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so?

200

Identify the sentence as a claim, as evidence, or as reasoning.

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.

What is a claim?

300

Tell about an incident or experience that made you feel sheepish.

Student response.

300

What are the verbs in the sentence?

Roxanne has been grooming and training her Boxer for the upcoming dog show.


What are "has been grooming" and "training?"

300

Correlative conjunctions are always used in ________.

What are pairs?

300

Identify the sentence as a claim, evidence, or reasoning.

The Pacific Palisades fire has destroyed over 12,000 structures. 



What is evidence?

400

Name a place that is usually desolate at midnight.

public middle school, public library, public swimming pool

400

What is the subject?

Boxes of candy were delivered to the hospital.

What is boxes?

400

Use a pair of correlative conjunctions to complete this sentence.

Jorge plays ________the guitar ______ the mandolin.

What are "both...and"     "neither...nor"?

400

Identify the sentence as a claim, evidence, or reasoning.

If screen viewing before bedtime disrupts sleep, then the sleep loss may interfere with important daytime activities such as being focused in school or maintaining the motivation to get tasks done. 

What is reasoning?

500

Use the word doggedly correctly in a sentence.  Include a context clue that points the reader to the meaning of the word.

Determined to earn an A on her math test, Gina doggedly studied for it.

500

Find the subjects and the verbs in this sentence.

We threw the ball, and then our dog retrieved it. 

We and dog (subjects) 

threw and retrieved (verbs)


500

What does the acronym FANBOYS stand for?

What are the coordinating conjunctions FOR, AND,

NOR, BUT, OR, YET, and SO?

500

In what type of writing is the claim, evidence, reasoning format used?

Expository writing

Informational writing

Argumentative writing

600

What is an antonym for giddy?

steady, balanced, composed, still

600

In the question "Will you please clean your room?", what is the subject, and what is the verb?

The subject is you, and the verb is clean.

600

Say a sentence with a conjunction and tell what the conjunction is.

Student response

600

State a claim that you think you could prove if you had access to text.

Student response

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