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Name That Clause!
Main, dependent, who/which, that, or adverb clause
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100

The knight wore iorn plates to deflect arows in battels. Correct the three spelling errors.

What are iron, arrows, and battles?

100

 In the sentence “The knight raised his sword, and the dragon roared,” what kind of clause is “The knight raised his sword”?

What is a main clause?

100

Rule — I before E, except after C. Which word is spelled incorrectly?

Words: believe, field, recieve, ceiling

What is recieve?

100

How many errors do you see? the knight carried his sheild into battle.

What is 2? 

Corrected: The knight carried his shield into battle.

100

Which word means gradually shrinking or diminishing: ambling, obstinate, dwindling, spattered

What is dwindling?

200

Sheailded by chain mail, the kights fastened their bukels tight before charging at their enimys. Correct the four spelling errors.

What are shielded, knights, buckles, and enemies?

200

In the sentence “Because the armor was heavy, the knight grew tired,” what kind of clause is “Because the armor was heavy”?

What is a dependent clause (adverb clause)?

200

Rule — Drop the silent “e” before adding a vowel suffix. Which word is spelled incorrectly?

Words: making, taking, hopeing, driving

What is hopeing?

200

How many errors do you see? I spoke with professor Jones about the assignment, on the homework board and he said it was due monday.

What is 4? Corrected: I spoke with Professor Jones about the assignment on the homework board, and he said it was due Monday.”

200

Which word means filled with energy, refreshed, strengthened: imperious, invigorated, profusely, grueling

What is invigorated?

300

The camoflaged solders went hidding in the forest, where movment was hard to spot. Correct the four spelling errors.

What are camouflaged, soldiers, hiding, and movement?

300

“The chest, which was filled with treasures, was locked,” what kind of clause is “which was filled with treasures”?

What is a who/which clause (adjective clause)?

300

Rule — Double the final consonant if the word ends in a vowel + one consonant and the stress is on the last syllable. Which word is spelled incorrectly? Words: running, beginning, stoping, winning

What is stoping?

300

How many errors do you see? she went to the store yesterday, and bought milk

What is 3?

Correct sentence: “She went to the store yesterday and bought milk.”

300

Which word means walking slowly, leisurely, without hurry: imperious, grueling, profusely, ambling

What is ambling?

400

The nobelman desighned a shineing cheast plate to keep his safety in battel. Correct the four spelling errors.

What are designed, shining, chest, and battle?

400

Clue: In the sentence “The armor that he purchased was very expensive,” what kind of clause is “that he purchased”?

What is a that clause (adjective clause)?

400

 Rule — Change “y” to “i” when a word ends in consonant + y before adding -es or -ed (but not before -ing). Which word is spelled incorrectly?

Words: babies, cried, cryed, crying

What is cryed?

400

How many errors do you see? sarah said i should write to senator roberts, because she thought it was important

What is 5? Correct sentence: Sarah said I should write to Senator Roberts, because she thought it was important.

400

Which word means commanding, arrogant, domineering: imperious, grueling, profusely, ambling

What is imperious?

500

The knight tried to purchass peices of armor, but it seams the shop was emty of tresures. Correct the five spelling errors.

What are purchase, pieces, seems, empty, and treasures?

500

In the sentence “The knight stood guard until the sun rose,” what kind of clause is “until the sun rose”?

What is an adverb clause (showing time)?

500

Rule — Words ending in f/fe often change to ves in the plural (but not always). Which word is spelled incorrectly?

Words: wolves, knifes, roofs, hooves

What is knifes?

500

How many errors do you see? Yesterday, the nights went togeather to the village, but forgot there tresures.

What is 4? Correct sentence: Yesterday, the knights went together to the village, but forgot their treasures.

500

Which word means pouring forth in large amounts; abundantly: ambling, profusely, dwindling, spattered

What is profusely?