Types of Sentences
Subjects & Predicates
Character, Setting & Plot
Which sentence is written correctly?
Using a Thesaurus
100

What type of sentence is this?

Give me that book Brian.

    A. declarative

    B. interrogative

    C. imperative

    D. exclamatory

C. imperative

100

What is the simple subject?

Jude is a marvelous storyteller.

Jude

100

Who is the main character in Dexter the Tough?

Dexter

100

Choose the sentence that is written correctly.

    A. Did you get your allowance?

    B. that car is silver and black.

    C. Ask your mom?

    D. How much does it cost!

A. Did you get your allowance?

100

Read the thesaurus entry.    

build (v) – to construct; form. They are going to build a new house.

        erect – to put up

        create – to bring into existence

        ANTONYMS: destroy, wreck


What are two synonyms for build?

erect and create

200

What type of sentence is this?

How cold it is today!

    A. declarative

    B. interrogative

    C. imperative

    D. exclamatory

D.  exclamatory

200

What is the simple predicate?

Kiara and Sabine are going to a movie.

are going

200

Who is the main character in this text?

Valentina Tershkova

200

Choose the quotation that is written correctly.

A. “Did you hear that noise”? Annie asked.

B. “Yes” said Walker “I wonder what it could be?”

C. “It’s probably just the wind,” Quinn said calmly.

D. “Look! Laura cried, it’s Chloe’s cat.”

C. “It’s probably just the wind,” Quinn said calmly.

200

Read the thesaurus entry.

build (v) – to construct; form. They are going to build a new house.

        erect – to put up

        create – to bring into existence

        ANTONYMS: destroy, wreck

What are two antonyms for build?

destroy and wreck
300

What type of sentence is this?

Will I see Laurel at the party?

    A. declarative

    B. interrogative

    C. imperative

    D. exclamatory

B. interrogative

300

What is the complete subject?

Our history class wrote a play about the     Revolutionary War.

Our history class

300

Who is the main character in the Junie B. Jones books?

Junie B. Jones

300

Choose the sentence that is written correctly.

    A. Jupiter and Saturn are planets?

    B. Can you keep a secret.

    C. those apples are too expensive.

    D. How strange the old house looks!

D. How strange the old house looks!

300

Read the thesaurus entry.

build (v) – to construct; form. They are going to build a new house.

        erect – to put up

        create – to bring into existence

        ANTONYMS: destroy, wreck


What part of speech is build?

verb

400

What type of sentence is this?

Ms. Ehrlich rarely watches television.

    A. declarative

    B. interrogative

    C. imperative

    D. exclamatory

A. declarative

400

What is the complete predicate?


Abbeygale is taking piano lessons.

is taking piano lessons

400

Who is the main character AND what is the plot?

Main character - Anansi

Plot - Anansi is a spider who looks like a man and tricks other people into doing things

400

Choose the quotation that is written correctly.

A. “Someone took my baseball glove! Tripp wailed.”

B. “Are you sure someone took it”? His mother wondered.

C. “Yes,” said Graham, “I put it in the garage after the game last night.”

D. “Then why did I find it on the kitchen table? His mother asked.”

C. “Yes,” said Graham, “I put it in the garage after the game last night.”

400

Read the thesaurus entry.

enormous (adj) – larger than normal in size or force. The enormous cat approached the house.

        gigantic – huge in size

        mammoth – huge in size and bulk

        ANTONYMS: tiny, puny


What are two synonyms for enormous?

gigantic and mammoth

500

What type of sentence is this?

Mrs. Saeger and Mrs. Gore are going to the gym.

    A. declarative

    B. interrogative

    C. imperative

    D. exclamatory

A. declarative

500

What is the simple subject?


Follow these directions carefully.

You

500

Who is the main character in this text AND what is the setting?

Main character - James

Setting - The mountains

500

Choose the sentence that is written correctly.  

    A. I like to travel?

    B. they are going home.

    C. Pass me my book.

    D. Why do birds sing!

C. Pass me my book.

500

Read the thesaurus entry.

enormous (adj) – larger than normal in size or force. The enormous     cat     approached the house.

        gigantic – huge in size

        mammoth – huge in size and bulk

        ANTONYMS: tiny, puny


What part of speech is enormous?

adjective