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9. 15 20 25 510 Types of Sentences Grammar Sentence Parts Reading Elements Reference Skills 5 5 5 5 10 15 20 25 20 Team One Team Two Team Three Team Four Team Five Team Six

10. What do we call a sentence that meets the five simple rules? Show Answer

11. A complete sentence. Back to Board

12. What type of a sentence is a statement and ends with a period? Show Answer

13. A declarative sentence. Back to Board

14. What type of sentence shows strong feeling and ends with an exclamation point? Show Answer

15. An exclamatory sentence. Back to Board

16. What type of sentence is a command? Show Answer

17. An imperative sentence. Back to Board

18. What type of sentence asks a question? Show Answer

19. An interrogative sentence. Back to Board

20. What is the part of speech that names a person, place, or thing? Show Answer

21. A noun. Back to Board

22. What is the part of speech that names an action word? Show Answer

23. A verb. Back to Board

24. What is the part of speech that modifies a noun or pronoun? Show Answer

25. An adjective. Back to Board

26. What is the part of speech that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb? Show Answer

27. An adverb. Back to Board

28. What is the part of speech that takes the place of a noun? Show Answer

29. A pronoun. Back to Board

30. What is another name for the subject noun of a sentence? Show Answer

31. The simple subject. Back to Board

32. What is another name for the verb in a sentence? Show Answer

33. The simple predicate. Back to Board

34. What is another name for all of the words in a sentence found before the verb? Show Answer

35. The complete subject. Back to Board

36. What is another name for all of the words in a sentence from the verb to the end of the sentence? Show Answer

37. The complete predicate. Back to Board

38. What is the name for the words that join two subjects or two predicates together, such as and, or, but? Show Answer

39. Conjunctions. Back to Board

40. What is another name for a paragraph or short story? Show Answer

41. passage Back to Board

42. What is another word for the order in which things happen in a passage? Show Answer

43. Sequence Back to Board

44. What tells what all of the sentences in a passage are all about? Show Answer

45. The main idea. Back to Board

46. What is the name of the words that connect ideas in a composition or story, such as first, next, last? Show Answer

47. Transition words Back to Board

48. A.What is the name for the word that tells why something happened in a passage? B. What is the name for what happened because of this? Show Answer

49. A.Cause B. Effect Back to Board

50. What type of reference material tells us the meanings of all the words in a language? Show Answer

51. dictionary Back to Board

52. What type of reference material would you use to find maps of different places? Encyclopedia, atlas, glossary, or thesaurus Show Answer

53. atlas Back to Board

54. What type of reference material would you use to find information about Paul Revere? Atlas, thesaurus, dictionary, or encyclopedia Show Answer

55. encyclopedia Back to Board

56. What part of a book is like a dictionary? Thesaurus, glossary, index, or atlas Show Answer

57. glossary Back to Board

58. What part of a book has an alphabetical list of the topics in the book and the page numbers on which they can be found? Thesaurus, glossary, index, or dictionary Show Answer

59. Topic 5 index Back to Board

60. Show Question

61. The first and last words on a dictionary page are poor and purse. Which word would be found on that page? Pie, pack, pure, or pitcher? Show Answer 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321

62. pure To End

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