Language Arts Finals Study Guide 6th Grade

What type of sentence is this?: I like pie.

What type of sentence is this?: When you're done playing, I'll come pick you up.

What type of sentence is this?: I like pie and I also like cupcakes and I also like cake and

Run-on sentences are two or more than sentences that run together with/without ___________.

An onomatopoeia is a ____ for a sound.

A fragment doesn't have a complete subject and/or _________.

What type of sentence is this?: Yasmin lives in Minnesota, but she wants to move to Maine.

False or True: A fragment makes an incomplete thought.

False or True: Complex sentences always contain a conjunction. (HURRY YOU HAVE 5 SECONDS)

Metaphors compare two things using like or as.

True or False: Adverbs describe verbs, adjectives, or other nouns.

Compound sentences express ___ or ____ complete thoughts.

Adjectives describe _____.

Verbs express ______.

A simile compares two things using the words like or __.

A hyperbole is an _______ exaggeration.

Nouns are people, places, ideas, or ______.

Pronouns modify or replace _____.

A simple sentence expresses ___ complete thought.

An antecedent is what a pronoun is _________.

True or False: Conjunctions join parts of clauses together.

What type of sentence is this?: Went to the mall. (HURRY YOU HAVE 5 SECONDS)