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Parts of Speech I
Punctuation
Potpourri
Conjunction Junction
Parts of Speech II
100
What part of speech is "dog"?
Noun
100
What punctuation goes at the end of this sentence? "What did Grandma buy you for Christmas__"
A question mark
100
What US state's name begins, but does not end, with "A"?
Arkansas
100
What is the conjunction in this sentence? "We will go for ice cream and watermelon."
And
100
What is a noun?
A person, place, thing, or idea
200
What part of speech is "jumping"?
Verb
200
What punctuation is missing from this sentence? Margo smiled at her sister before asking, What are you doing, Paige?
Quotation marks
200
The seismic belt known as the Ring of Fire surrounds what body of water?
The Pacific Ocean
200
What is the conjunction in this sentence? "Either Phil or I will pick up the leaves."
Either....or
200
What is a verb?
An action or state of being
300
What part of speech is "twenty-four"?
Adjective
300
What is the name for a sentence which shows great emotion, such as: "Yay! School's out!"
Exclamatory
300
Which 3 US states have only four letters in its name? (For example, "Texas" has 5 letters in its name.)
Ohio, Iowa, Utah
300
What conjunctions best fit in the spaces? "________ Frank _______ I will eat brussel sprouts."
Neither... nor
300
What is an adjective?
A word that describes a noun. It says what kind or how many.
400
What part of speech is "often"?
Adverb
400
What is the name of a sentence which asks a question, such as: "Did you put your name on your paper?"
Interrogative
400
Who wrote "Little House in the Big Woods"?
Laura Ingells Wilder
400
What does the word "or" do in a sentence?
It gives you a choice.
400
What is an adverb?
An adverb describes another adverb, an adjective, or a verb.
500
What part of speech is "Canadian"?
Adjective
500
What kind of sentence gives a command, such as: "Clean your room."
Imperative
500
Pure water has a pH level of what number?
7
500
What 3 things do conjunctions hook together? (From the song)
Words, phrases, and clauses
500
Identify all nouns, verbs, adjectives, or adverbs in the following sentence: "Beth usually buys red raspberries on Tuesdays."
Noun: Beth, raspberries, Tuesdays Verbs: buys Adj: red Adv: usually