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Define a noun.
A noun is the part of speech that names a PERSON, a PLACE or a THING.
100
Define a verb.
A verb is the part of speech that describes the ACTION (what is doing/done) or STATE OF BEING (how something is) in a sentence.
100
Define an adjective
An adjective is the part of speech that MODIFIES (DESCRIBES) a noun, telling SIZE, COLOR OR HOW MANY.
100

Define the meaning of the prefix 'PRE-' and give an example word.

PRE- means before

200
Correctly spell the PLURAL FORM of 'fox'.
f-o-x-e-s
200
What is the correct form of the verb: They (WANT/WANTS) to go again.
They WANT to go again
200
Identify the adjective(s) in the following sentence: The girl sat on the small brown chair.
SMALL; BROWN
200
define the prefix UN- and give an example word
UN- means 'NOT'
300
Identify the SUBJECT and the PREDICATE of the sentence: "Mr. Morton rode the bus all of the way home."
SUBJECT: Mr. Morton PREDICATE: rode the bus (all of the way home)
300
HAVE or HAS? The monkeys ________ a bunch of bananas.
'monkeys' is a plural noun. The monkeys HAVE a bunch of bananas.
300
Identify the adjectives in the following sentence: "The wedding gown was lovely and expensive."
LOVELY; EXPENSIVE
300
define the prefix 'RE-' and give an example word
RE- means again
400

COMMON or PROPER?, WHY? and CORRECT SPELLING: june

PROPER; it is the name of a SPECIFIC month. J-U-N-E

400
Complete the sentence using a verb: I will help my father _________ the house tomorrow.
possible answers: WASH, CLEAN, PAINT, BUILD
400
Correctly rearrange the scrambled sentence: JUAN BLUE GRANDMA GAVE HAT A
Grandma gave Juan a blue hat. -OR- Juan gave Grandma a blue hat.
400
define the suffix -LESS and give an example word
-LESS means without
500

COMMON or PROPER and SPELL CORRECTLY: washington elementary

Washington Elementary

500
What are the three TENSES of a verb?
PAST TENSE, PRESENT TENSE, FUTURE TENSE
500

Which is an adjective? PARK or SMELLY?

SMELLY

500
Define the suffixes -ABLE, -FUL and -LY. Give words for each.
-ABLE means can or able to -FUL means full of -LY means in a way that is or