Grade 5- Interjections and Conjunctions (5.L.1.1.b)

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Grade 5- Interjections and Conjunctions (5.L.1.1.b)

Last updated about 6 years ago

14 questions

Note from the author:

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Directions:
Underline the conjunction in the sentence and circle the interjection.

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Underline the conjunction in the sentence and circle the interjection.

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Underline the conjunction in the sentence and circle the interjection.

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Underline the conjunction in the sentence and circle the interjection.

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Underline the conjunction in the sentence and circle the interjection.

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Underline the conjunction in the sentence and circle the interjection.

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Underline the conjunction in the sentence and circle the interjection.

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Underline the conjunction in the sentence and circle the interjection.

Directions:
Read the passage and then answer the questions. There are five underlined words or phrases in the passage to show which word or phrase may be incorrect.

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#PBCLiteracy

First Name:

Last Name:

Directions:
Underline the conjunction in the sentence and circle the interjection.

Underline the conjunction in the sentence and circle the interjection.

Directions:
Read the passage and then answer the questions. There are five underlined words or phrases in the passage to show which word or phrase may be incorrect.

Forces acting on an object can either be balanced nor unbalanced.

or

but

so

correct as is

These forces oppose each other so cancel each other out.

for

nor

and

correct as is

Wow the only way to cause an object to move is if there is an unbalanced force applied to it.

Wow. The only way

Wow; the only way

Wow! The only way

correct as is

The balanced forces cancel each other out and keep the object stationary.

so

nor

for

correct as is

The supports in the wall provide a force of the same size but in the opposite direction to your push, which keeps the wall stationary.

or

for

so

correct as is

Forces acting on an object can either be balanced nor unbalanced.

or

but

so

correct as is

These forces oppose each other so cancel each other out.

for

nor

and

correct as is

Wow the only way to cause an object to move is if there is an unbalanced force applied to it.

Wow. The only way

Wow; the only way

Wow! The only way

correct as is

The balanced forces cancel each other out and keep the object stationary.

so

nor

for

correct as is

The supports in the wall provide a force of the same size but in the opposite direction to your push, which keeps the wall stationary.

or

for

so

correct as is