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Week 3 Writing

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10 questions

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Week 3 Writing

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Question 1

1.

What must a good sentence have (check all that apply)

A subject

A fragment

The first letter in first word must be capitalized

A predicate

Punctuation at the end

Question 2

2.

What is the subject in this sentence: Zola and her dad read the notebooks together.

Zola

her dad

Zola and her dad

notebooks

Question 3

3.

What is the predicate in this sentence: Birdie fell into the water.

Birdie

fell

into

water

Question 4

4.

What is a subject?

Question 5

5.

What is a predicate?

Question 6

6.

Which sentence is an interrogatory sentence?

Birdie wanted to see the whales.

There's a girl in the water!

Don't tell me about the brains of a whale!

What is the mark on her hand?

Question 7

7.

Which sentence is a declarative sentence?

Don't tell me about the brains of a whale!

There's a girl in the water!

Birdie wanted to see the whales.

What is the mark on her hand?

Question 8

8.

Which sentence is exclamatory?

There's a girl in the water!

What is the mark on her hand?

Birdie wanted to see the whales.

The Anders family is on a whale watching adventure in Alaska.

Question 9

9.

We've been listening to the story 6 minutes. Name at least 4 of the characters. (Use a complete sentence(s) in your answer)

Question 10

10.

Where does the story 6 minutes take place and how do you know? (answer in a complete sentence)