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Grade 7 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.7.1, L.7.1a
What is the adverbial phrase in the sentence below?

After school the teacher grades papers.
  1. After school
  2. the teacher
  3. grades papers
  4. None of the above
Grade 6 Types of Sentences
Which sentence is complex?
  1. Paris is an old city, but Rome is even more ancient.
  2. You can see paintings or go to the opera.
  3. The Navajo, and the Iroquois are Native Americans.
  4. It is possible to see the earth rise over the horizon if you are standing on the moon.
Grade 7 Sentence Structure
Find the subject and predicate in the following sentence.

My voice sounds terrible in the morning.
  1. sounds/terrible
  2. My/voice
  3. voice/sounds
  4. sounds/morning
Grade 6 Combining Sentences CCSS: CCRA.L.3, L.6.3, L.6.3a
Which is the BEST way to combine the following sentences?

Chandra bought the puzzle. She wrapped the puzzle.
  1. Chandra bought the puzzle, and wrapped the puzzle.
  2. Chandra bought and wrapped the puzzle.
  3. Chandra wrapped the puzzle after she bought the puzzle.
  4. Wrapping the puzzle, Chandra bought it.
Grade 6 Types of Sentences CCSS: CCRA.L.3, L.6.3, L.6.3a
Which sentence is a simple sentence?
  1. We like to eat cheese.
  2. We like to eat cheese, although some cheeses are disgusting.
  3. In the mornings, we like to eat cheese on our eggs and toast.
  4. In the mornings, before we go to school, we like to eat cheese.
Grade 7 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.7.1a
Identify the INDEPENDENT CLAUSE in the following sentence:

Until you eat your supper, there will be no dessert for you!
  1. Until you eat your supper
  2. There will be no dessert for you
  3. Until you eat
  4. No dessert for you.
Grade 5 Types of Sentences
Choose the correctly written compound sentence.
  1. Therefore, they did not have recess.
  2. She went to the mall and to the movies.
  3. She went to the doctor because she was ill.
  4. School was cancelled due to the bad weather, so the students stayed home.
Grade 3 Fragments and Run-ons
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
  1. The beautiful bluebirds on the tree.
  2. The bluebirds are flying over the tree.
Grade 5 Combining Sentences
Which is the BEST way to combine the following sentences?

Chandra bought the puzzle. She wrapped the puzzle.
  1. Chandra bought the puzzle, and wrapped the puzzle.
  2. Chandra bought and wrapped a puzzle.
  3. Chandra wrapped the puzzle after she bought the puzzle.
  4. Wrapping the puzzle, Chandra bought it.
Grade 5 Types of Sentences

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Identify the type of sentence below:

While you were watching the movie.
  1. simple
  2. fragment
  3. run-on
  4. compound
Grade 3 Fragments and Run-ons
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
  1. Around the corner.
  2. The dogs barked.
  3. Through the front door.
  4. A clear, blue sky.
Grade 7 Fragments and Run-ons
Which of the following is NOT a run-on sentence?
  1. Every human being is a center of influence for good or evil no man can live unto himself.
  2. Be careful what you wish for, it may come true.
  3. Because he did not pass his exam, John studied more for his next test.
  4. Mark Twain is a famous author he lived in Harford.
Grade 7 Phrases and Clauses
Which sentence uses an appositive correctly?
  1. Two friends, Dante and Rashaan, jumped from the roof of the cafeteria and into a swimming pool of tater tots.
  2. Two friends jumped from a roof, which was made of tater tots, and onto a swimming pool, which was Dante and Rashaan.
  3. Dante and Rashaan, the cafeteria roof, jumped into a pool of friends.
  4. Dante, the cafeteria roof, and Rashaan jumped into tater tots, which were two friends.
Grade 8 Combining Sentences CCSS: L.8.3
My stomach was growling. I drove to Taco Bell to eat. What is the best way to combine these sentences?
  1. I drove to Taco Bell because my stomach was growling.
  2. My stomach was growling so I drove to Taco Bell to eat.
  3. I drove to Taco Bell to eat.
  4. I was growling and I went to Taco Bell.
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