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JEOPARDY!
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3. A sentence expresses a complete ________.
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4. A sentence must contain at least a _______ and a verb.
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5. Which of the following parts of speech is NOT necessary to make a complete sentence? Noun / Verb / Adjective
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6. Identify the verb in the following sentence: What do you call a dog with no legs?
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7. Identify the subject, verb and object in the following sentence: Dogs are forever in the push-up position. -- Mitch Hedberg
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8. A fragment is a group of words that doesn’t make up a complete _______.
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9. Why is this a good image for a fragment?
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10. Is this sentence missing a subject, verb or object
Is this sentence missing a subject, verb or object? Went to Dunkin’ Donuts for breakfast.
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11. Is this sentence missing a subject, verb or object? I never a marathon.
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12. Make the following group of words into a complete sentence by adding one word: Was a way of displaying wealth
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13. A run-on is a sentence that has more than one _______ clause.
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14. Sentence or run-on? A dog is a mammal, a platypus is a confused duck.
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15. Fix this run-on without changing any words: I think therefore I am I am confused.
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16. Identify the independent clauses in this run-on: Most countries use the metric system some use English or French.
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17. Fix this run-on and explain why you fixed it the way you did: It ain’t easy being cheesy it’s fun being nuts.
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18. Went to the store.
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19. We finished our homework completely.
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20. The usual head covering for men a hood with an attached shoulder cape and long extended tail.
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21. Daily Double!!!
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22. She was confused by the multi-colored lights, she didn’t know what to do.
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23. Write the following sentence as a yes/no question: He told his story.
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24. Which word is the verb? Harry sluggishly ran through the smelly store.
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25. How long is a complete sentence?
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26. Explain what each component of the following sentence is: I eat chicken.
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27. Make a complete sentence that is exactly two words.
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28. Answer 6-100
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29. Answer 6-200
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30. Answer 6-300
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31. Answer 6-400
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32. Answer 6-500
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