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Sentence Writing Jeopardy Created by Sharon Bittle Based on the Fundamental of Sentence Writing University of Kansas Center for Research on Learning

FormulasInfinitives And Prepositions DefinitionsPunctuationMiscellaneous

Formulas for $100  John went to the store to buy milk.

 SV What is Subject, Verb?

Formula for $200  Mary and her mother sing in the choir.

SSV What is Subject, Subject, Verb?

Formulas for $300 44

4 What is: How many simple sentence formulas are there?

Formulas for $400  The big black dog and little terrier ran and chased each other in the park.

SSVV What is Subject, Subject, Verb, Verb?

Formulas for $500  The balloon rose high in the air and disappeared from view.

SVV What is Subject, Verb, Verb?

Infin. & Prep. For $100  The purest form of a verb – to ____

Purest form of verb What is an infinitive?

Infinitives and Prepositions for $200  A group of words that shows place or time.

A group of words that shows place or time. What is a prepositional phrase?

Infinitives and Prepositions for $300  To swim

To swim What is an infinitive?

 under the desk Infinitives and Prepositions for $400

under the desk What is a prepositional phrase?

Daily Double

Infinitives and Prepositions for $500  to school

To school What is a prepositional phrase or an infinitive depending on how it is used in the sentence?

Definitions for $100  the person, place, thing, quality or idea that the sentence is about

the person, place, thing, quality or idea that the sentence is about What is the subject?

Definitions for $200  The word that shows the action or state-of-being of the subject

shows the action or state-of-being of the subject What is the verb?

Definitions for $300  A word that describes a noun

A word that describes a noun What is an adjective?

Definitions for $400  Words that help the main verb show action in a sentence

Words that help the main verb What are helping verbs?

Definitions for $500  Words that link the subject to another word that describes the subject.

Words that link another word to the subject What is a linking verb?

Punctuation for $100 Must have this to be a complete sentence

What is end punctuation?

Punctuation for $200  Must come at the end of question

Comes at the end of a question What is a question mark?

Punctuation for $300  Must come at the end of a declarative sentence

Comes at the end of a declarative sentence What is a period?

Punctuation for $400  Used when expressing surprise or intense emotion

Intense emotion or surprise What is an exclamation point?

Punctuation for $500  Used in an imperative sentence

Used in an imperative sentence What is a period or an exclamation point?

Miscellaneous for $100  PENS

PENS What is: –Pick a formula –Explore the words to fit the formula –Note the words –Search and Check ?

Miscellaneous for $200  am, is, are,  was, were, seem,  be, been become

Am, is, are… What are linking verbs?

Miscellaneous for $300 S V. ? !

What are the requirement for a complete sentence, or: –Start with a capital letter –Have end punctuation –Have a subject –Have a verb –Make sense S V. ? !

Miscellaneous for $400  MARK

MARK What is: –Mark out imposters –Ask “Is there a verb?” –Root out the subject –Key in on the Beginning Ending meaning

Miscellaneous for $500  The 23 helping verbs CHAD B SWIM

Can have am do be shall was is may Could has are does being should were might had did been will must would