Test 3, Units 1 - 8 Flashcards
An exclamatory sentence ____________________ and ends with ________.
shows sudden or strong feeling
an exclamation point
A declarative sentence ______________________ and ends with _________.
makes a statement
a period
An interrogative sentence ___________________ and ends with _________.
asks a question
a question mark
An imperative sentence _____________________ and ends with _________.
gives a command or makes a request
a period or exclamation point
Identify subject & verb:
Some members of the team will not play in the game because of injuries.
subject - members; verb - will & play
Identify subject & verb:
How did you ever find that place without a map?
you
did find
Identify subject & verb:
The girls and their mother are baking a cake.
girls mother
are baking
Identify subject & verb:
Over the fence and under the porch scampered the cat.
cat
scampered
Identify subject & verb:
Your assignment is written on the chalkboard.
assignment
is written
Identify subject & verb:
The man glanced over his shoulder nervously.
man
glanced
Identify subject & verb & complement:
William Sydney Porter wrote many popular short stories.
William Sydney Porter
wrote
stories
Identify subject & verb & complement:
His pen name was O. Henry.
name
was
O. Henry
Identify subject & verb & complement:
I read two of his stories last year.
I
read
two
Identify subject & verb & complement:
His stories are famous for their surprise endings.
stories
are
famous
Identify subject & verb & complement:
My favorite story of O. Henry’s is “The Gift of the Magi.”
story
is
The Gift of the Magi
Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on? Correct run-ons:
Our medical knowledge growing steadily.
FRAG
Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on? Correct run-ons:
Light flashed up in the room, everyone was blinded for a moment.
RO
Light flashed up in the room. Everyone was blinded for a moment.
Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on? Correct run-ons:
As he threw the hook into the water.
FRAG
Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on? Correct run-ons:
There will be six contestants in this first division.
S
Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on? Correct run-ons:
There go the recruits, when do they begin drilling?
RO
There go the recruits. When do they begin drilling?