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$200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 Compounds Sentence Types Other SubjectsPredicates

What is a verb phrase? Write an example on your paper. FINAL JEOPARDY C1 final

Two or more verbs in a sentence where at least one is a helping/linking verb

Honeybees gather nectar in the flowers. What is the simple subject of this sentence? C1 $100

Honeybees C1 $100

Who is the subject of the following sentence? Take out your GUM book. C1 $200

You C1 $200

What is the simple subject in this sentence? Mosquito bites are very itchy. C1 $300

Bites C1 $300

Find the complete subject of this sentence: The sun is much bigger than all the other planets. C1 $400

The sun C1 $400

The complete subject in a sentence includes … C1 $500

All the words that tell whom or what the sentence is about C1 $500

C2 $100 Includes the verb and ALL of the words that tell what the subject is or what the subject does. This is the definition for…

C2 $100 Complete Predicate

C2 $200 What is the simple predicate in the following sentence? Stars twinkle in the sky at night.

C2 $200 Twinkle

C2 $300 Legends are a popular kind of folktale. Does this sentence contain an action verb or a linking verb?

C2 $300 Linking verb ARE

C2 $400 The waves lapped against the shore. The boldfaced words are examples of a)Complete Subject b)Complete Predicate c)Simple Predicate, or verb

C2 $400 b) Complete Predicate

C2 $500 That orchestra is playing all over the world. What is the simple predicate in this sentence?

C2 $500 is playing

C3 $100 Popcorn and soft drinks are on sale at the stand. a)Compound Verb b)Compound Subject

C3 $100 Compound Subject

C3 $200 What is the compound verb in this sentence? Sometimes we try but fail.

C3 $200 try but fail

C3 $300 The restaurants and beaches were crowded with tourists. Name the compound subject.

C3 $300 restaurants and beaches

C3 $400 Two or more subjects that share the same verb is known as…

C3 $400 Compound Subject

C3 $500 What is a compound verb?

C3 $500 Two or more verbs that share the same subject.

C4 $100 Pass the milk please. Interrogative or Imperative?

C4 $100 Imperative

C4 $200 Is the bus here yet? Interrogative or Declarative?

C4 $200 Interrogative

C4 $300 I got a puppy! What type of sentence is this?

C4 $300 Exclamatory

C4 $400 This type of sentence tells or asks someone to do something. IT usually ends with a period, but may end with an exclamation point.

C4 $400 Imperative Sentence

C4 $500 What is a declarative sentence?

C4 $500 A declarative sentence tells a statement. It always ends with a period.

C5 $100 What are the conjunctions?

C5 $100 and, or, but

C5 $200 The police officer gave the driver a warning. Driver is an example of… A direct or indirect object?

C5 $200 Indirect

C5 $300 Is this sentence a fragment or a run-on? Watched the fireworks in the night sky.

C5 $300 Fragment

C5 $400 Identify if the sentence is complete, fragment or run-on. You walk too slowly, come on.

C5 $400 Run-on

C5 $500 True or false… The boldfaced word is a direct object. The tornado destroyed several houses.

C5 $500 True

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