Sentences
What sentence type is the following sentence. (Complex, Compound, Simple, run-on/incomplete)
Kate reads quietly.
What is a simple sentence
Who is the author of Restart?
Gordon Korman
Guess what part of speech this is...
- a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.
Noun
What Halloween candy was originally called Chicken Feed?
Candy Corn
What sentence type is the following sentence. (Complex, Compound, Simple, run-on/incomplete)
Running along the beach shore.
What is a run-on/Incomplete sentence
Who is the main character of Restart?
Chase Ambrose.
Guess what part of speech this is...
- a word that shows an action, a state of being, or an occurrence.
Verb
What is a pumpkin?
Orange Fruit, Orange Vegetable, Orange Nut.
Orange Fruit
What sentence type is the following sentence. (Complex, Compound, Simple, run-on/incomplete)
When Ben got the flu, he decided to stay home from school.
What is a complex sentence
How do Chase's classmates think of Chase.
His classmates have mixed feelings about him.
Guess what part of speech this is...
- a word that connects things, phrases, and sentences together.
Conjunction
Halloween has been around for _____ years.
3000 years, 2000 years, 10000 years.
What is 2000 years
What sentence type is the following sentence. (Complex, Compound, Simple, run-on/incomplete)
Sally drew by the dock, and Ada watched carefully.
Compound sentence
In the first chapter, how did Chase's accident happen?
It happened after he fell off the roof during a prank.
Guess what part of speech this is...
- a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, providing more information about its qualities, such as color, size, or feelings.
Adjective
Jack-o-lanterns were originally carved from what?
What is Turnips
Is the following a compound sentence?
Daxton was annoying Suzy so she went and told the teacher.
Compound sentence
What do you think the main theme of this story is?
What is the possibility of change and redemption.
Guess what part of speech this is...
- a word that modifies a noun to make it more specific or general.
Article
Halloween is also known as _______.
What is "All Hallows' Eve" or "All Saints' Day"