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All About Laura
100

My teacher is pretty cool.

"Teacher" is an example of a(n)...

noun 

100

What noun does the pronoun "they" replace in this sentence? 

The soccer players cheered when they won the trophy.

The Soccer Players

100

What is the action verb in this sentence? 

The dog barked at the mail carrier.

barked

100

What part of speech is the italicized word? 

She ran quickly across the field.

Trick question! It’s an Adverb  :)

100

Identify the two proper nouns in this sentence: "Laura is moving to a brand new school next week."

What are Laura and school

200

Is the italicized word a proper noun or a common noun? 

We visited Seattle last summer.

Proper noun

200

What are these?

he, I, his, she, her, they, their, themselves, your 

pronouns 

200

Is the verb in this sentence past, present, or future tense? 

She will perform in the talent show tomorrow.

future tense

200

What part of speech is the word "us"?

pronoun

200

Name three positive adjectives that describe Laura’s personality in class.

what are....

300

Which part of speech replaces nouns to help with avoiding repetition?

pronouns 

300

Name two possessive pronouns in this sentence: 

That jacket is hers, but this hat is mine.

Hers, mine

300

Find the linking verb in this sentence: 

The soup smells delicious.

smells

300

Classify the italicized word: 

I will book a ticket for the concert.

verb

300

Identify the action verb and the helping verb in this sentence: "We will miss Laura so much in our classroom!"

What is miss (action verb) and will (helping verb)?

400

Identify the abstract noun (a noun you cannot experience with the 5 senses) in this sentence: 

Her bravery saved the kitten.

Bravery

400

Fix the pronoun error in this sentence: 

Me and Sarah went to the movies.

Sarah and I went to the movies.

400

Identify the helping verb AND the action verb in this sentence: 

They are playing basketball in the gym.

Helping: are

Action: playing

400

Name the part of speech for every word in this short sentence: 

He loves school.

he = pronoun

loves = verb

school = noun


400

Replace the underlined nouns with the correct subject and object pronouns: "Laura will always remember Laura's classmates."

What are She and them? ("She will always remember them.")