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Setting
Types of Sentences
Sentence or Fragment
Writing
MS History
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What is the setting of a story?
What is the time and place in which a story occurs
100
Which of the following is an exclamatory sentence? A. I just bought a new pair of shoes. B. How many pencils are in the box? C. Take that paper to the office. D. Wow! I can't believe she said that!
What is D. Wow! I can't believe she said that!
100
What is the difference between a sentence and a sentence fragment?
What is a sentence has a subject and a predicate and a fragment is missing one of the two or does not make sense.
100
Before you begin writing a paragraph, what do you have to do first?
What is indent?
100
List the four oceans.
What are Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, and Indian.
200
List two ways of identifying the setting of a story.
What are the text and the illustrations?
200
Kathy went jogging on the track with Susan and Ferris. What type of sentence is this? A. declarative B. exclamatory C. interrogative D. imperative
What is declarative?
200
Which of the follow is not a complete sentence? A. We eat lunch together every Monday. B. In a small town near Miami. C. She fell on the floor. D. The food is on the table.
What is B. In a small town near Miami.
200
In the prewriting stage, what goes in the center of your bubble map?
What is the topic?
200
List the cardinal directions.
What are North, South, East, and West?
300
Mishka went to the annual fair with his family. They took a train from their home to the fairgrounds. The fair was very crowded. His parents had told him not to wander about alone. They told him how dangerous it could be if he were to get lost. He took their advice seriously and never left their side. Mishka got to play many games and went on rides with his dad. He even got to ride a pony. What is the setting of this story? A. a fair B. a home C. a garden D. a train
What is A. a fair?
300
Write example sentences for EACH of the four types of sentences.
What is .....
300
Which of the following is a complete sentence? A. Each Wednesday before school. B. The tallest girl in the class. C. Almost everyone in the entire building. D. There will be a parade tomorrow.
What is D. There will be a parade tomorrow.
300
On a bubble map, what type of information goes in the outside bubbles?
What is details about the topic?
300
List the intermediate directions.
What are Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, and Northwest?
400
The pumpkin sat at the grocery store for many days. Each time someone passed by, the pumpkin hoped it would get picked up and taken home. The pumpkin wanted to go home with someone and be a part of a Halloween celebration. It sat in the grocery aisle day after day in hope. One day, a man picked it up, put it in the shopping cart, and took it home. What is the setting of this story? A. a grocery store around Halloween B. a pumpkin patch in the morning C. a shopping cart in the afternoon D. a Halloween party at night
What is A. a grocery store around Halloween?
400
If you were writing a recipe for chocolate chip cookies, which type of sentences would you mostly use? A. Interrogative B. Imperative C. Declarative D. Exclamatory
What is B. Imperative?
400
Change the following fragment into a complete sentence. upstairs to the bedroom.
What is.....
400
Create a bubble map that can be used to describe this classroom.
What is ....
400
List the 7 continents.
What are North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Austrailia, Antarctica, and Africa?
500
Every spring, the Buttons take their family pictures. They always choose a place outside with lots of different colors. The park next to the Button's house has many beautiful flowers blooming. Mrs. Button thinks it will make the perfect background for their family pictures this year. All of the Buttons put on their best clothes and head over to the park. Mr. Button sets his camera on a large rock in front of some beautiful flowers. He sets the timer and runs to stand next to Mrs. Button. Just as he finds his place, the camera clicks. The result is a perfect picture! Where does most of the story take place? (hint: when and where)
What is in the park during springtime?
500
Name the four types of sentences and describe each (be sure to include the punctuation mark used at the end of the sentence).
1. declarative- makes a statement (.). 2. imperative- gives a command (.). 3. exclamatory- shows excitement (!). 4. interrogative- asks a question (?).
500
Change the following fragment into a complete sentence. protects it from
What is....
500
For a sentence to be written correctly, what three things will have to be true?
What is 1. Must begin with a capital letter. 2. Must end with a punctuation mark. 3. Must have a subject and a predicate.
500
Draw a compass rose(be sure to label all 8 directions), then tell what a compass rose is used for.
What is....