Select the IMPERATIVE sentence.

Walk outside and wait at the car.

Which choice is a RUN-ON sentence?

He likes pizza he orders one every week.

Change this sentence into a COMPLETE sentence: Moving quickly, Jan around the playground.

Jan moved quickly around the playground.

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Test Review: Sentences #1

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1
Select the subject of this sentence: Trina and Trixie are playing checkers.
Trina and Trixie
are playing
are playing checkers
Trina
2
What punctuation mark is needed where the * is located? -- Listen up* I need your attention!
+
!
?
-
3
Select the IMPERATIVE sentence.
Do you see my jacket?
This is a scary movie!
It would be a good idea to eat a snack.
Walk outside and wait at the car.
4
Which choice is NOT a COMPLETE sentence?
Onto the rug in the bedroom.
We like to eat pizza on Fridays.
Her math class is difficult.
Jamie's pen fell off the desk.
5
Which choice is a RUN-ON sentence?
He likes pizza he orders one every week.
He likes pizza and eats one every week.
Rita and Rory love to roller skate.
They went shopping, and they bought presents for the holidays.
6
Which word in this sentence is the SIMPLE PREDICATE? - The fastest player on the soccer team slid on the slippery grass.
soccer
fastest
player
slid
7
TRUE or FALSE: This declarative sentence is written correctly. -- Come over here right now.
FALSE
TRUE
8
Which choice shows a SIMPLE sentence?
Outside in the yard.
My kitchen big.
Your sister is tall.
Run and jump.
9
Which word is a DIRECT OBJECT? -- Quinton visited the beach last summer.
beach
summer
Quinton
visited
10
Select the sentence with the CORRECT punctuation.
Do you have a cat named Kitty!
Have you eaten breakfast?
I like to visit the mountains,
What wonderful news?
11
Select the sentence FRAGMENT.
Her students worked hard on their homework.
Walter grew two inches this year.
From home to the school.
Julie sat on the rug.
12
Change this sentence into a COMPLETE sentence: Moving quickly, Jan around the playground.
Moving quickly around the playground, Jan.
Jan moved quickly around the playground.
Jan quickly around the playground.
Jan around the playground moving quickly.

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