Parts of Speech
Name the Prepositional Phrases
Adjectives and Adverbs
Types of Sentences
Conjunctions
100

The part of speech that names a person, place, thing, or idea.

What is a noun?

100

People visit theme parks every year in many parts of the United States.

What are: "in many parts" and "of the United States"

100

One of the most curious-looking chickens is the Silkie chicken.

most: adverb

curious-looking: adjective

100

The oceans contain many different creatures.


Declarative

100

Farmers typically plow and then plant their fields.

and

200

The part of speech that tells what something does or is.

What is a verb?

200

You could buy a ticket for several days of fun at a theme park.

What are: "for several days" and "of fun" and "at a theme park"

200

It is fluffy like a teddy bear.

fluffy: adjective

200

How will you learn about ocean life

Interrogative

200

Both cattle and bison can graze on grass.

both and

300

What we call a word that takes the place of a noun.

What is a pronoun?

300

For a really wild ride choose roller coasters that travel at high speeds.

Also tell where the comma goes.

What are: "for a really wild ride" and "at high speeds" also there is a comma after "for a really wild ride,"

300

The very bushy feathers on its head are one of its unique features.

very: adverb

bushy and unique: adjectives

300

The ocean is an amazing place

Exclamatory

300

Bison you see in a park are neither tame nor safe.

neither nor

400

This modifies or describes a noun or pronoun and tells which one, what kind, or how many.

What is an adjective?

400

These roller coasters travel high above the crowd.

What is: "above the crowd".

400

Two of its toes are also feathered.

also: adverb

feathered: adjective

400

Investigate websites an the library's computers

Imperative

400

When people grow fish in a protected environment, they are fish farmers.

when

500

This modifies or describes a verb, an adjective, or another adverb and tells how, when, where, or to what extent. These often end in -ly.

What is an adverb.

500

At the end of the ride the roller coaster will stop beside the exit.

Also tell where the comma goes.

What are: "at the end", "of the ride", and "beside the exit".

After "At the end of the ride."

500

Sometimes the feathers around its eyes become so fluffy, they must be rimmed to improve vision.

so: adverb

500

Ask the librarian for help

Imparative

500

Fertilized eggs lie in hatcheries or ponds until they hatch into baby fish, called fry.

until