Grammar
This is a physical object you can touch, like a "pencil".
A) Concrete Noun
B) Abstract Noun
A) Concrete Noun
Which sentence is written correctly?
A) The dog wagged it's tail.
B) The dog wagged its tail.
B) The dog wagged its tail.
This is a word that usually ends in "-ly" and describes how you do something (like running happily).
A) Adverb
B) Preposition
A) Adverb
Read the poem below. Which two words rhyme?
My puppy chased a bouncing ball,
Then raced around the garden wall.
He slipped and landed in some hay,
But jumped right up and ran away.
A) puppy / slipped
B) ball / wall
C) hay / jumped
B) ball / wall
This is a feeling or idea you cannot physically touch, like "courage."
A) Concrete Noun
B) Abstract Noun
C) Proper Noun
A) Abstract Noun
Choose the correct word to fill in the blank: " ______ is nothing behind the couch."
A) Their
B) There
C) They're
B) There
A) bright fluffy
B) was pouncing
C) happily
B) was pouncing
Choose the correct punctuation to show that a book belongs to a group of children:
A) childrens' storybook
B) children's storybook
C) childrens storybook
B) children's storybook
A subordinate clause adds extra information but cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.
Which part of this sentence is the subordinate clause?
"The people who went shopping found a great sale."
A) The people
B) who went shopping
C) found a great sale
B) who went shopping
Which sentence is correct?
A) Neither the students nor the teacher are ready for this jeopardy quiz.
B) Neither the teacher nor the students is ready for this jeopardy quiz.
C) Neither the students nor the teacher is ready for this jeopardy quiz.
C) Neither the students nor the teacher is ready for this jeopardy quiz.