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100

What part of speech shows action, links, helps, or indicates existence?

Verb

100

Leaf butterflies are native to forested, lush areas.

Subject: butterflies

Verb: are

100

There are no disappointments in Christ.

Subject: disappointments

Verb: are

100

God is good to me.

Subject: God

Verb: is

100

There is no escape from judgment.

Subject: escape

Verb: is

200

What part of speech takes the place of a noun?

Pronoun

200

There are beautiful mountains in East Tennessee.

Subject: mountains

Verb: are

200

With the righteous dwells peace.

Subject: peace

Verbs: dwells

200

The body is kept in condition through exercise.

Subject: body

Verb: is kept

200

Why do you complain?

Subject: you

Verb: do complain

300

What punctuation ends an exclamatory sentence?

Exclamation point

300

Oxygen is obtained from fresh air. 

Subject: Oxygen

Verb: is obtained

300

Cleanliness is a protection from illness.

Subject: Cleanliness

Verb: is

300

Everyone must have proper food for good health.

Subject: Everyone

Verb: must have

300

Are you trusting in the Lord?

Subject: you

Verb: are trusting

400

What type of sentence gives a command or makes a request?

Imperative

400

Good posture is an aid to good health.

Subject: posture

Verb: is

400

Adequate sleep restores expended energy.

Subject: sleep

Verb: restores

400

The famous composer Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria.

Subject: composer

Verb: was born

400

Beneath the door, the light glimmered.

Subject: light

verb: glimmered.

500

What is the subject of an imperative sentence?

Understood you or (you)

500

Where will you be going for Thanksgiving?

Subject: you

Verb: will be going

500

Decide at once upon a noble purpose.

Subject: x

Verb: decide

500

Do the ruins of ancient Greece still exist?

Subject: ruins

Verb: do exist

500

Make no friendship with an angry man.

Subject: x

Verb: make