Thanksgiving Grammar

Question 1

Americans eat 46 million turkeys each Thanksgiving. Identify the COMMON NOUN in the sentence.

Accepted Answer

turkeys

Question 2

A baby turkey is called a poult it is so cute! What is the ERROR in this sentence?

Accepted Answer

Run-on sentence

Question 3

Black Friday is a popular day to shop. Because people save money on holiday gifts. Error?

Accepted Answer

Sentence Fragment

Question 4

Remember, don't feed delicious, juicy turkey to your dog! What is the double adjective?

Accepted Answer

delicious, juicy

Question 5

A baby turkey is called a poult it is so cute! How can we CORRECT this run-on sentence?

Accepted Answer

A baby turkey is called a poult. It is so cute!, A baby turkey is called a poult, and it is so cute!

Question 6

the day after Thanksgiving is called Black Friday. What is the ERROR in this sentence?

Accepted Answer

There is no capital letter at the beginning of the sentence

Question 7

Canada celebrates Thanksgiving in October. What is the VERB in this sentence?

Accepted Answer

celebrates

Question 8

The Macy's Thanksgiving Parade is an American tradition. What kind of verb is IS?

Accepted Answer

linking verb

Question 9

Ben Franklin wanted the turkey to be the national bird. Identify the PROPER NOUN.

Accepted Answer

Ben Franklin

Question 10

What kind of verb is celebrates?

Accepted Answer

body action

Question 11

Hate to eat brussel sprouts as a side dish! What is the ERROR in this sentence?

Accepted Answer

Missing a subject

Question 12

I love to eat savory stuffing, buttery rolls, and delicious pies. Find the ADJECTIVES.

Accepted Answer

savory, buttery, delicious

Question 13

What is your favorite Thanksgiving food. What is the ERROR in this sentence?

Accepted Answer

End punctuation

Question 14

The first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621. What is the SUBJECT of this sentence?

Accepted Answer

Thanksgiving

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