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Writing rules!
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1
Spelling-rules that help us understand & remember ways letters /groups combine to form words.
False
True
2
Proper nouns are always capitalized.
False
True
3
Commas are used to separate words or phrases, for example, the children enjoyed the cookies, ice cream and the balloons.
False
True
4
In a narrative, the author can write in first person?
True
False
5
Possessive Nouns are nouns are
name who or what has or owns something
a common noun
a proper noun
words that are a noun
6
Singular nouns name one person, place thing idea. Which one is correct?
dresses
calves
teeth
dream
7
Informal
language- a job interview, a letter to a politician, or a news broadcast.
False
True
8
A text message to a friend is an example of
Formal
language.
True
False
9
Grammar- rules that show how parts of speech, punctuation, and Capitalization fit together.
True
False
10
Interjection-a word that usually occurs alone and expresses emotion. For example...
team, we, make
so,so, so
Ouch! Help! Yuck!
no, naw, uh uh
11
Punctuation-the use of symbols, like periods, commas, ...to tell the reader how to read.
True
False
12
Plural Nouns name more than one person, place thing, or idea. Which one is correct?
heroes
city
man
day
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Proper
noun is the name given to a particular person, place, or thing. For example...
ring
Batman
bread
pig
14
A narrative story is a series of related events or experiences that can be fictional or nonfictional.
True
False
15
A good example of
subject - verb
agreement is...
The box are ready.
The box is ready.
So, the children and I
went to the mall on Sunday.
16
Graphic Organizer for Writing is a great idea to organize your ideas.
False
True
17
Which is another incorrect use of Quotation marks?
"Is she sleep?" mom asked.
Dickens wrote, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."
Dickens wrote, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times".
The umpire said, "You're out!"
18
An example of an adjective is
house
elegant
lovely
yet
19
Common nouns describe everyday objects, animals, people, places, and ideas. For example...
Mrs. Williams
Donna
El Paso
book
20
Commas come after conjunctions: and, or, but, for, nor, yet, or so to join clauses. (sentences)
False
True
21
An example of an adjective is...
thoughtfulness
Harry
car
walked
22
Conjunction
is a word used to link words and clauses such as?
from, over, under
and, but, so, yet, or, because
to, be, are,
no, nope, naw, uh uh
23
Quotation marks indicate dialogue or quoted material. Which is incorrect use?
"Do pandas eat meat?" one man asked.
"Do pandas eat meat"? she asked.
One girl asked, "Do pandas eat meat?"
The zookeeper said, "Yes they do."
