Daily Language Review #6

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12 questions

Question 1

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Frogs live around water and eat insects.

Compound predicate

Not compound predicate

Question 2

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Snakes have no eyelids.

Compound predicate

Not compound predicate

Question 3

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Alligators eat fish, turtles, birds, and deer.

Compound predicate

Not compound predicate

Question 4

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Snakes have flexible jaws and swallow their prey whole.

Compound predicate

Not compound predicate

Question 5

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

Vacate

vacation

vacaion

vacasion

Question 6

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

explode

explosion

explotion

exploion

Question 7

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

Prepare

preparion

preparation

preparsion

Question 8

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

a snake will strike when its time to eat or if its threatenedtence correctly.

a snake will strike when it’s time to eat or if it’s threatened

A snake will strike when it’s time to eat or if its threatened.

A snake will strike when it’s time to eat or if it’s threatened.

Question 9

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

Matthew answered the
questions honestly.

anwered honestly

Matthew answered

honestly answered

Question 10

10.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

My cousin visited yesterday.

yesterday visited

cousin visited

visited yesterday

Question 11

11.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

Carter rarely watches television.

Carter watches

rarely watches

watches rarely 

Question 12

12.

Snakes can’t bite food. They have to swallow it whole.

Snakes can’t bite food, so they have to swallow it whole.

Snakes can’t bite food they have to swallow it whole.

Snakes can’t bite food so they have to swallow it whole.

Question 1

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Frogs live around water and eat insects.

Compound predicate

Not compound predicate

Question 2

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Snakes have no eyelids.

Compound predicate

Not compound predicate

Question 3

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Alligators eat fish, turtles, birds, and deer.

Compound predicate

Not compound predicate

Question 4

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Snakes have flexible jaws and swallow their prey whole.

Compound predicate

Not compound predicate

Question 5

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

Vacate

vacation

vacaion

vacasion

Question 6

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

explode

explosion

explotion

exploion

Question 7

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

Prepare

preparion

preparation

preparsion

Question 8

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

a snake will strike when its time to eat or if its threatenedtence correctly.

a snake will strike when it’s time to eat or if it’s threatened

A snake will strike when it’s time to eat or if its threatened.

A snake will strike when it’s time to eat or if it’s threatened.

Question 9

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

Matthew answered the
questions honestly.

anwered honestly

Matthew answered

honestly answered

Question 10

10.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

My cousin visited yesterday.

yesterday visited

cousin visited

visited yesterday

Question 11

11.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

Carter rarely watches television.

Carter watches

rarely watches

watches rarely 

Question 12

12.

Snakes can’t bite food. They have to swallow it whole.

Snakes can’t bite food, so they have to swallow it whole.

Snakes can’t bite food they have to swallow it whole.

Snakes can’t bite food so they have to swallow it whole.

Daily Language Review #6

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.Frogs live around water and eat insects.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.Snakes have no eyelids.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.Alligators eat fish, turtles, birds, and deer.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.Snakes have flexible jaws and swallow their prey whole.

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.Vacate

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.explode

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.Prepare

Rewrite the sentence correctly.a snake will strike when its time to eat or if its threatenedtence correctly.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?Matthew answered thequestions honestly.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?My cousin visited yesterday.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?Carter rarely watches television.

Snakes can’t bite food. They have to swallow it whole.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.Frogs live around water and eat insects.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.Snakes have no eyelids.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.Alligators eat fish, turtles, birds, and deer.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.Snakes have flexible jaws and swallow their prey whole.

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.Vacate

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.explode

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.Prepare

Rewrite the sentence correctly.a snake will strike when its time to eat or if its threatenedtence correctly.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?Matthew answered thequestions honestly.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?My cousin visited yesterday.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?Carter rarely watches television.

Snakes can’t bite food. They have to swallow it whole.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Frogs live around water and eat insects.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Snakes have no eyelids.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Alligators eat fish, turtles, birds, and deer.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Snakes have flexible jaws and swallow their prey whole.

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

Vacate

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

explode

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

Prepare

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

a snake will strike when its time to eat or if its threatenedtence correctly.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

Matthew answered the
questions honestly.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

My cousin visited yesterday.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

Carter rarely watches television.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Frogs live around water and eat insects.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Snakes have no eyelids.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Alligators eat fish, turtles, birds, and deer.

Does the sentences have a compound predicate.

Snakes have flexible jaws and swallow their prey whole.

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

Vacate

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

explode

Add either –sion , -tion, or –ion to the verb to make a noun.

Prepare

Rewrite the sentence correctly.

a snake will strike when its time to eat or if its threatenedtence correctly.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

Matthew answered the
questions honestly.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

My cousin visited yesterday.

What is the (1)verb (2)adverb in the sentence?

Carter rarely watches television.