Name: _____________________________ Date: _______________________
Unit 1: The Sentence
Review Packet
Directions: Each group of words may have a mistake in sentence structure. If there is
a mistake, choose the answer that shows the best way to write the sentence. If there is
no mistake, choose No mistake.
Sample
At camp we ride horses at camp we go canoeing.
A. At camp we ride horses but we go canoeing.
B.
At camp we ride horses. And we go canoeing.
C. At camp we ride horses and go canoeing.
D. No mistake
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Sammy and I got up early, hurried to get ready.
a.
b.
c.
d.
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Sammy and I got up early and hurried to get ready.
Sammy and I got up early or hurried to get ready.
Sammy and I got up early but hurried to get ready.
No mistake
Dad emptied the trunk Sammy loaded the equipment.
a.
b.
c.
d.
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Dad emptied the trunk, or Sammy loaded the equipment.
Dad emptied the trunk and Sammy loaded the equipment.
Dad emptied the trunk, and Sammy loaded the equipment.
No mistake
Sammy needed practice batting I wanted to improve my pitching.
a.
b.
c.
d.
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Sammy needed practice batting. And I wanted to improve my pitching.
Sammy needed practice batting or I wanted to improve my pitching.
Sammy needed practice batting, and I wanted to improve my pitching.
No mistake
Sammy took the bat, I went to the pitcher’s mound.
a.
b.
c.
d.
Sammy took the bat. And I went to the pitcher’s mound.
Sammy took the bat, and I went to the pitcher’s mound.
Sammy took the bat or I went to the pitcher’s mound.
No mistake
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It rained all day on Friday,
we still finished working in the yard.
a. because
b. but
c. and
d. or
Eric was happy since his mother
his father came to his concert.
a. because
b. and
c. or
d. but
The audience knew that the winner of the tennis tournament would be Brian, John,
Julie.
a. because
b. but
c. and
d. or
Last week, we went to the park
the circus.
a. but
b. or
c. and
d. because
Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
a. Nellie won first place in the gymnastics competition.
b. What an amazing performance she gave?
c. She did a backflip on the balance beam it was perfect!
d. How long has Nellie taken gymnastics lessons.
Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
a. An old photograph of our family.
b. He must be the skinny one with the big grin?
c. Can you tell which boy is Marc.
d. How much Marc has changed!
Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
a. Will you help me clean the apartment this morning!
b. Aunt Lena is coming for a visit.
c. Pick up your clothes but your papers.
d. What a mess your closet is?
Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
a. What can you see through the telescope tonight.
b. I see Mercury it is the closest planet to the sun.
c. How hot the surface of Mercury must be.
d. What facts have scientists learned about Mercury?
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Which sentence is an imperative?
a. Mrs. Rao took her children to the zoo.
b. That girl has very long hair.
c. Rake up the leaves in the yard tomorrow.
d. What time will you be getting home?
Which sentence is an interrogative?
a. The ogre ate all of the food in the house!
b. Franz shuffled his feet through the dry grass.
c. Take your hand out of the fish tank!
d. Who’s that guy climbing the Sears Tower?
What is the simple subject of the following sentence?
The large, long-legged dog jumped easily over the short fence.
a. jumped easily over the short fence.
b. The large, long-legged dog
c. jumped easily
d. dog
What is the simple subject of the following sentence?
Juan’s mother was never late to pick him up from school.
a. Juan’s mother
b. mother
c. Juan’s
d. was
What is the complete subject of the following sentence?
The girl who sits in the third row always answers the hard questions.
a. girl
b. girl who sits in the third row always
c. The girl who sits in the third row
d. the third row
What is the complete subject of the following sentence?
A sweet, crisp apple is a great afternoon snack.
a. A sweet, crisp apple
b. a great afternoon snack.
c. snack
d. apple
What is the simple predicate of the following sentence?
Jessie and Shana went to the park to read.
a. Jessie and Shana
b. went to the park to read.
c. went
d. to read
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What is the simple predicate of the following sentence?
If it cooks too long, soup can become too thick.
a. become
b. can become
c. can become too thick.
d. too thick.
What is the complete predicate of the following sentence?
With plenty of water and light, a sunflower can grow very large.
a. With plenty of water and light
b. a sunflower can
c. can grow
d. can grow very large.
What is the complete predicate of the following sentence?
Sammy chopped carrots to put on his salad.
a. Sammy
b. Sammy chopped carrots
c. chopped carrots to put on his salad.
d. to put
Short Answer
Run-on Sentences Rewrite the run-on sentence correctly.
60.
Some eucalyptus forests are being cleared for construction this has limited the koalas'
food supply.
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64.
The museum has mainly paintings there are also some sculptures.
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Conjunctions Write the correct conjunction for each sentence.
61.
The weather is great, (and, or) we should do something outdoors.
62.
I always enjoy the zoo, (and, but) it is closed today.
63.
We can hike in the woods (or, but) have a picnic in the park.
Four Kinds of Sentences Add the correct end punctuation. Then write declarative,
interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory to tell what kind of sentence it is.
66.
Is there a special display at the museum_____
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67.
Come over here_____
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68.
What a huge machine that is_____
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69.
Read the sign in front of the machine_____
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70.
This machine can punch holes in steel______
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Subjects in Imperatives Write declarative or imperative each sentence. Then write
each simple subject.
76.
Dan just mopped this floor. _____________________
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77.
Please don't walk on it.
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Theme 1 Review More Skills
Answer Section
MULTIPLE CHOICE
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SHORT ANSWER
60. ANS:
Some eucalyptus forests are being cleared for construction, and this has limited the
koalas' food supply.
PTS: 1
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TOP: HMAS_HMR06-5-T-1-0443
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OBJ: Grammar Conjunctions
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The museum has mainly paintings, but there are also some sculptures.
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Mrs. Lopez tells visitors about the art, and they ask her questions.
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exclamatory
PTS: 1
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imperative
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Do you hear sirens?
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Isn't that smoke? Look at the old warehouse./!
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How fast those fire engines move!
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What brave firefighters they are! They act quickly./!
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That fire was out in ten minutes./!
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declarative, Dan
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imperative, (You)
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