Creative Writing Class Assessment
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English
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3rd - 4th Grade
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Sharon Ortega-Lezama
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Multiple Choice
What is the predicate in this sentence?
Carlton and Joan are sitting on the bench together.
Carlton and Joan
are sitting
on the bench together.
are sitting on the bench together.
3
Multiple Choice
What is the subject in this sentence?
The monkeys loved swinging from tree to tree in the forest.
loved swinging
The monkeys
loved swinging from tree to tree in the forest.
in the forest.
4
Multiple Choice
Select the complete sentence.
I ate many plums yesterday.
she dresses the doll for the tea party.
although we wrote
Did you answer the question
5
Multiple Choice
Which sentence is a command or imperative sentence?
Don't sit there!
Are you coming to the party?
The girl slept.
Yes, we won!
6
Multiple Choice
What part of the sentence is underlined?
Daisy and Roger live in that house.
The predicate
The verb
The subject
The noun
7
Multiple Choice
What part of the sentence is underlined?
The children will be having lunch in an hour.
The subject
The predicate
The verb
The noun
8
Multiple Choice
A clause has a subject and a verb pair.
Which of the following is a clause?
Marcus danced at the party.
at the back door
under the bed
The dogs
9
Multiple Choice
Which is NOT a simple sentence?
The elephant was dirty.
Harry ate the apples but Sue ate the pears.
I visited my grandma on Sunday.
Jesus wept.
10
Multiple Choice
Why is the following NOT a complete sentence?
i am going to the grocery for flour
It does not make complete sense.
It does not begin with a capital letter and end with a punctuation mark.
It does not end with a punctuation mark.
It does not have a verb.
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Multiple Choice
What is the correct punctuation mark for the sentence below?
Are they eating their lunch at the table
Full stop
.
Exclamation mark
!
Question mark
?
12
Multiple Choice
What is the correct punctuation mark for this sentence?
Tommy is watching the new movie
Full stop
.
Question mark
?
Exclamation mark
!
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Multiple Choice
What is the correct punctuation mark for this sentence?
Watch out
The full stop
.
The Question mark
?
Exclamation mark
!
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