Identity Check
This is what makes you different from others and can include your interest, culture, and experiences.
What is Identity?
This type of sentence states a fact and ends with this punctuation.
What is a period?
This type of sentence asks a question and ends with this punctuation.
What is a question mark?
This sentence type shows strong emotions and ends with this punctuation.
What is an exclamation mark?
This type of sentence gives a command, request, or direction.
What is imperative?
If someone says, “I am creative, a good friend, and a student,” they are describing this part of themselves.
What is personal identity?
True or False: Declarative sentences can only be about science facts.
What is false?
Identify the sentence type: “Where are my shoes?”
What is interrogative?
Identify the sentence type: “I can’t believe it’s already Friday!”
What is exclamatory?
Which sentence is imperative?
a. “I like pizza.”
b. “Pass me the pencil.”
c. “You are doing an amazing job.”
B. “Pass me the pencil.”
Name one way people show their identity through daily choices.
What is clothing, hobbies, music, or language?
Identify the sentence type: “My best friend’s favorite color is blue.”
What is declarative?
Make an interrogative sentence about identity (about someone’s hobby).
Possible answers: ”What is your favorite hobby?” “What do you enjoy doing during your free time?”
Turn this declarative sentence into an exclamatory one: “My birthday is today.”
“Today is my birthday!”
True or False? Imperative sentences can end with a period or an exclamation mark.
What is true?
Your values, like kindness or honesty, are part of this.
What is your inner identity?
Rewrite “Where is the dog?” into a declarative sentence.
“The dog is walking to the house.”
True or False? Interrogative sentences can only begin with the 5 W’s (Who, what, where, when, and why)
What is false?
True or False? Adding an exclamation mark automatically makes a sentence exclamatory.
What is false? The sentence must also express strong emotions.
Change this interrogative sentence into an imperative: “Can you help me with homework?”
What is “Help me with homework.”
This term describes how we see ourselves in connection with family, school, and community.
What is social identity?
Complete this declarative sentence: “Identity is important because…” Be sure to include the proper punctuation.
Possible answers: “it shows who we are,” “it makes us unique,” etc.
Ask a question that could start a conversation with a new classmate about their identity.
Possible answers: “What is something you enjoy doing,” “Where are you from,” or “How old are you?”, etc.
This word describes the feeling exclamatory sentences show.
What is emotion (or excitement)?
Write an imperative sentence Ms. Thomas and Mrs. Bryant use to start class.
Possible Answers: “Please take out your homework.” “Close your Chromebook.” etc