Chapter 2: Effective Sentences and Word Choice
Chapter 3: Sentence Variety and Structure
Chapter 6: Parts of a Sentence
Chapter 7: Nouns and Pronouns
Chapter 8: Verbs
100

The bay window looked out onto the rolling hills and (forests far away, distant forests).


distant forests

100

What is this part of a sentence an example of?

From 2000, to 1000 B.C., 

prepositional phrase

100

Label the sentence as SS, CS, SP, or CP.

Two thousand miles from the nearest continent, South America, lies Easter Island, also called Rapa Nui.

CS

100

The leaders of the cleanup crew will be you and (I, me).

I

100

Identify as a participle, infinitive, or a gerund.

Feeling inspired, she proceeded to paint red strokes over the green grass.


participle

200

Identify the type of sentence below as SF, RO, or a check mark for a complete sentence.

He spent hours writing every day, he wrote in a small  hut in his garden.

RO

200

Identify the part of the sentence were there is a clause.

When people love music, they carry it with them. 

they carry it with them

200

Identify the sentence as SS, CS, SP, or CP.

Has your class studied Easter Island?

CS

200

Which is a contraction, which is a possessive pronoun.

its, it’s

contraction= it’s

possessive = its

200

Identify the tense of the verb.

New Zealanders have always appreciated the surrounding sea.

present perfect

300

Identify the sentence as a RO, SF, or a check mark for a complete sentence.


Ronald Dahl grew up in Wales. Like many children, Dahl kept a journal, he tried to hide it from his siblings.

RO

300

Identify the part of the sentence as a adjective clause, noun clause, or an adverb clause.

When they were not at war, most Celtic families lived on small farms.

adverb clause 

300

What part of the sentence is stuck?

Just eighty-five miles from their destination, their ship Endurance became stuck in the ice.

predicate adjective

300

They had to decide if the suspect was guilty.

a. nominative pronoun

b. personal pronoun

c. indefinite pronoun

personal pronoun

300

Which is the correct tense to use instead of the underlined verb?

Most of Nunavut’s citizens are becoming native Inuit people.

present

400

Reword the sentence to make it concise.

The house that was brown and on Maple Street was the only house that was sitting in the valley, which was dark and had no lights.

The brown house on Maple Street was sitting in the dark valley.

400

Combine the sentence adding a subordinating conjunction.

Lucy was pouring some orange juice. The phone rang.

Lucy was pouring some orange juice before the phone rang.

400

Identify the compound subject or verb.

 Shelley had a dream about an odd doctor named Frankenstein and wrote a story about it.

had, wrote 

400

Which is the demonstrative pronoun?

Politicians knew this act would have significant consequences. 

there is no demonstrative pronoun

400

Which term best describes the word?

Canada is divided into ten provinces and three territories.

a. regular

b. passive

c. active

d. infinitive

passive

500

Identify the sentence as a simile, metaphor, or personification.


The piano was my anchor; if I let go of it, I feared that I might drift away.

metaphor

500

Combine the sentence using a relative pronoun.

The parade went down Montrose Avenue. It took almost two hours.

The parade went down Montrose Avenue which took almost two hours.

500

Identify the word as an indirect and/or direct object.

One Michigan teacher gave students their first taste of broadcasting by having them develop school podcasts.

indirect: students

direct: taste

500

Identify as a Interrogative, Intensive, or Reflexive pronoun.

She wanted help for her children, not herself.

reflexive

500

Which type of phrase is shouting out?

Lone goose, shouting out, shoots overhead at daybreak wishing for marshland.

participle phrase 

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