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Which transitional phrase is better for informational writing?
In conclusion
Just after
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Sentence or fragment: She was sitting at her desk.
fragment
sentence
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Which adjective belongs in this sentence? We have the ______ library in the county.
biggest
bigger
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Which type of writing uses the plot mountain?
informational
narrative
5
Which high frequency word is spelled correctly?
does
dose
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How can you fix this run on sentence? I opened the door the dog ran out.
I opened the door the dog ran out.
I opened the door, so the dog ran out.
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Which verb is correct in this sentence? We _____ late for school.
was
were
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Which writing uses figurative language?
Mr. Jenkin's baby is a bundle of joy.
Mr. Jenkin's baby is cute.
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Which word is better to use if you are writing about a roller coaster ride?
thrilling
fun
10
Which type of writing includes reasons?
informational
opinion
11
Which word is spelled correctly?
weight
waight
12
Which sentence uses a conjunction correctly?
I like Oreos and milk.
I like Oreos but milk.
13
Which verb is correct in this sentence? Jon and Beth ______ two cats.
have
has
14
Which word is better to use if you are writing about soccer?
cleats
shoes
15
Which high frequency word is spelled correctly?
thour
through
16
What is one way to fix the double negatives in this sentence? I don't want to do no homework.
I don't want to do any homework.
I do not want to do no homework.
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Which one uses the apostrophe correctly?
My sisters pet's are hungry.
My sister's pets are hungry.
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Which sentence follows the quotations rules?
Frank said "watch me, watch me,"
Frank said, "Watch me, watch me!"
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Where would an apostrophe belong?
between a base word and a suffix
on possessive words
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Which type of writing uses a thesis statement?
informational
narrative
21
Which interjection fits best in this sentence? _____, that's really annoying me!
Stop
Yuck
22
What is one way to fix the double negatives in this sentence? I haven't never seen a snake.
I have never seen a snake.
I have not never seen no snake.
23
Which plural possessive is written correctly?
The teachers copy machine is broken.
The teachers' copy machine is broken.
24
Which writing uses figurative language?
The morning sun smiled down on me.
The sun shined in my eyes.
25
Which plural possessive is written correctly?
The childrens' toys need to be picked up.
The children's toys need to be picked up.
26
Which one uses the apostrophe correctly?
My friends don't want to play basketball.
My friends' dont' want to play basketball.
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Which one uses the apostrophe correctly?
The two dogs' tail's were wagging.
The two dog's tails were wagging.
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Which sentence follows the quotations rules?
"I want you to pay attention, the teacher stated".
"I want you to pay attention," the teacher stated.
29
Which homophone is correct for this sentence?
The hero of this story will sleigh the dragon.
The hero of this story will slay the dragon.
30
Which punctuation goes after an interjection?
quotation marks
comma
31
Which type of writing includes dialogue?
opinion
narrative
32
Which type of writing includes facts to support main ideas?
informational
narrative
33
Which sentence uses a comma correctly?
The new school Ruby Bridges Elementary, is finally open.
The new school, Ruby Bridges Elementary, is finally open.
34
Which writing uses figurative language?
My little brother is annoying.
My little brother is a pain in the neck.
35
Sentence or fragment: Had dry, bumpy skin on its body.
fragment
sentence
36
Which word is spelled correctly?
crooze
cruze
crouze
cruise
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What is the definition of a conjunction?
A word that shows feeling.
A word that connects phrases or words within a sentence.
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What is the definition of an interjection?
A word that connects phrases or words within a sentence.
A word that shows feeling.
