Unit 1 and 2 Review

IDIOMS. If I get in trouble, my mother will take my privileges AT THE DROP OF A HAT.

If I tell you to clean your room one more time.

SINGULAR AND PLURAL NOUNS. There are ten (copy) of the book on the second shelf.

TYPES OF SENTENCES. I love to play freeze tag!

We clean our room and do our chores every Saturday morning.

INDEPENDENT CLAUSE. The teacher knew he was listening because he made a perfect score.

SINGULAR AND PLURAL NOUNS. Do you know what is in those (box)?

IDENTIFY SUBJECTS. John and Cam collapsed at football practice because of the heat.

Whenever you pull up your grades, you can play outside.

IDENTIFY SUBJECTS. Because everyone was so eager to learn, Mrs. Clay loved to teach our class.

SENTENCE FRAGMENTS. Which of the following is a sentence fragment?

IDIOMS. I may not get the new Jordans because they cost AN ARM AND A LEG.

SINGULAR AND PLURAL NOUNS. The store was filled with colorful (dress).

I brush my teeth before I go to bed.

INDEPENDENT CLAUSE. I get a headache whenever someone screams for a long time.

Remember the story, The Boy Who Cried Wolf? What is the theme of that story?

There are eight planets in our solar system, but there is only one sun.

The sun is a star, and a star is a giant ball of burning gas.

The word orbit means to travel around something.

TYPES OF SENTENCES. When you get home, clean your room.

SINGULAR AND PLURAL NOUNS. We saw baby (bear) coming out of their den.

TYPES OF SENTENCES. I like both of them.

Alton held the door for the old lady and helped her put her bags in the car. He felt so good.

Tell whether each pair of words are synonyms or antonyms. huge and gigantic

SUBJECTS. What is the subject? The story was about a little monkey named Chester.

After being rained on, the (match) could not be struck.

TYPES OF SENTENCES. We were really tired last weekend.

SINGULAR AND PLURAL NOUNS. How many (phone) are in the house?

COMMON AND PROPER NOUNS. WHICH IS WRITTEN CORRECTLY?

Earth has only one moon, but Mars has two moons.

COMPOUND SENTENCE. Which of these is a compound sentence?

COMPOUND SENTENCE. Which of these is best written as a compound sentence?

Because I made honor roll, I can choose the restaurant we are going to eat at tonight.

TYPES OF SENTENCES. What is your favorite game?

The very playful van rider.

RUN-ON SENTENCE. Identify the run-on sentence.

COMMON AND PROPER NOUNS. WHICH IS WRITTEN CORRECTLY?

Tell whether each pair of words are synonyms or antonyms. tired and energetic

COMMON AND PROPER NOUNS. WHICH IS WRITTEN CORRECTLY?

TYPES OF SENTENCES. Take the dog for a walk around the neighborhood.

Ken didn't study. He said he'd wait until Thursday. When he got to class, he had a pop quiz.

Michael Jordan didn't make the team in the 10th grade, but he later became the best ever.