Author's Purpose
Sentences and Sentence Fragments
Types of Sentences
Nouns
Pronouns
100

The author is trying to keep the reader's attention through enjoyment.

What is entertain?

100

This is what a complete sentence must begin with.

What is a capital letter?

100

This type of sentence asks a question.

What is Interrogative?

100

MORE THAN ONE person, place, thing, or idea is known as this type of noun.

What is a plural noun?

100

A pronoun replaces this other part of speech.

What is a noun?

200

The author is trying to get the reader to do something.

What is persuade?

200

This is what a complete sentence must end with.

What is a punctuation mark?

200

"What a great trip!" is an example of this type of sentence.

What is Exclamatory?

200

A SPECIFIC person, place, thing, or idea (such as Louisa Middle School) is this type of noun, which always begins with a capital letter.

What is a proper noun?

200

"I, me, he, she, and it" are all examples of this type of pronoun, which tells there is only one.

What is a singular pronoun?

300

The author is trying to give the reader facts and information.

What is inform?

300

A group of words that is NOT a complete thought is this.

What is a sentence fragment?

300

If someone tells you to do something, they will do so with this type of sentence.

What is Imperative?

300

A noun that names only ONE person, place, thing, or idea (such as girl, bicycle, or house) is known as this type of noun.

What is a singular noun?

300

"We, us, them, and they" are all examples of this type of pronoun, which tells there is more than one.

What is a plural pronoun?

400

Political ads, advertisements, billboards, and reviews are all examples of this purpose.

What is persuade?

400

This part of a sentence includes all the words that tell whom or what the sentence is about.

What is the complete subject?

400

If someone provides you with facts and information, they are using these types of sentences.

What is Declarative?

400

A nouns that names ANY person, place, thing, or idea (such as sticks, computer, banks, or school) is called this type of noun.

What is a common noun?

400

Find the pronouns:
The girl decided she wanted to go along with them.

What is:
she
them

500

Fiction stories, folktales, tall tales, poems, and plays are all examples of this purpose.

What is entertain?

500

This part of a sentence includes all the words that tell what the subject does or is.

What is the complete predicate?

500

"Please wait at the airport." is an example of this type of sentence.

*BONUS: Name the noun in this sentence.* (1000 points)

What is Imperative?

500

Find the nouns:

You will find markers and pencils in the basket.

What is:
markers
pencils
basket

500

Find the pronouns:
When we arrive, see if he wants to come along with me, and she wants to go along with them.

*BONUS: Name the type of sentence.* (1000 points)

What is:
we
he
me
she
them