Final Exam Review

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Final Exam Review Its Go Time!
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Simple or Compound Sentence?
I want a puppy for my birthday.
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What do you call the main root of a word that
most of the time can be found in the middle of
the word?
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Simple or Compound Sentence?
Jesse and Carol watched a game show on television.
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• Choose the term that best identifies the
  underlined word.
• The Frisbee flew into the swamp.
• Helping verb
• Linking verb
• Transitive verb
• Intransitive verb

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Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on?
Mary skipped.
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A hayride under the stars (provide, provides) an
evening of fun.
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Simple or Compound Sentence?
Lucy and Sally went to the store and shopped all
day.
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What Poetic Device Is Used?
Michael saw seven dirty ducks in a ditch.
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What do you call word parts that are added to the
beginning of words to change their meaning?
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Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on?
I like ice cream give me some.
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The men on the dragon float (is, are) in the
parade every year.
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• Choose the term that best identifies the
  underlined word.
• The penguin played a song on the piano.
• Helping verb
• Linking verb
• Transitive verb
• Intransitive verb

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Simple or Compound Sentence?
Tom drove us to the park, and Mark drove us home.
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The painting of wild animals (hang , hangs) in
the museum.
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What do you call word parts that are added to the
end of words to change their meaning?
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• Choose the term that best identifies the
  underlined word.
• Did you find my wallet?
• Predicate noun
• Prepositional phrase
• Verb phrase
• Abstract noun

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Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on?
I like candy, I like cake.
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What Poetic Device Is Used?
The rain kissed my cheeks as it fell.
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Identify pronoun and tell what kind it is
personal, interrogative, reflexive, indefinite,
demonstrative That is the computer.
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The cage with the wild monkeys (attract ,
attracts) a crowd.
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What Poetic Device Is Used?
Ricardo eats like a pig.
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The woman with the three children (need, needs) a
babysitter.
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What is the rhyme scheme of the following
poem? This poem is done Before it starts My
sister stole The other parts.
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Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on?
The fat, orange cat on the couch in the living
room.
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What Poetic Device Is Used?
The wind sang its morning tune.
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Tina and (she, her) saw a movie last night.
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What Poetic Device Is Used?
There must have been a million people in the
cafeteria today.
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Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on?
Give her a hand.
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Robbie is having trouble making a decision. The
underlined word is A. a verb B. a noun C. an
adjective D. an adverb
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What do you call the turning point of a story?
It is the part that most of the plot is building
toward.
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• Choose the term that best identifies the
  underlined word.
• The herd of cattle is in the pasture.
• Predicate noun
• Predicate adjective
• Collective noun
• Abstract noun

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• Choose the term that best identifies the
  underlined word.
• She is an amazing mother.
• Predicate noun
• Predicate adjective
• Collective noun
• Abstract noun

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What is the rhyme scheme of the following
poem? A child sat down for lunch, He ate a
sandwich and chips, He drank his strawberry
punch, And wiped the red off his lips.
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Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on?
The monkey is swinging in the tree he is funny.
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What do you call the attitude of the narrator
toward his/her subject?
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What do you call the introduction part of the
story? It is where we are introduced to the
characters and the setting.
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Sentence, Fragment, or Run-on?
Lynn visited the amusement park.
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We or Us? Mrs. Jacobs and ____ girls went to
the store together.
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Simple or Compound Sentence?
We can eat dinner, or we can watch another movie.
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What does it mean if a story is told in
first-person point of view?
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What does chronological order mean?
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Identify pronoun and tell what kind it is
personal, interrogative, reflexive, indefinite,
demonstrative The queen talked herself into
getting rid of Snow White.
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The bridges across the river (connect, connects)
different parts of the city.
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• Choose the term that best identifies the
  underlined word.
• The raccoon found my slippers.
• Predicate noun
• Predicate adjective
• Direct object
• Intransitive verb

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Identify pronoun and tell what kind it is
personal, interrogative, reflexive, indefinite,
demonstrative Who is willing to wash the
windows today?
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Identify pronoun and tell what kind it is
personal, interrogative, reflexive, indefinite,
demonstrative Some chose to eat turkey.
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Identify pronoun and tell what kind it is
personal, interrogative, reflexive, indefinite,
demonstrative Nobody came to the party.
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• Choose the term that best identifies the
  underlined word.
• Tiny monkeys are cute.
• Predicate noun
• Linking verb
• Action verb
• Helping verb

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My teacher told the others and (I, me) about
the history of China.
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What does the root sub- mean?
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What does the root im- mean?
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• Choose the term that best identifies the
  underlined word.
• Those paintings look beautiful.
• Predicate noun
• Predicate adjective
• Direct object
• Intransitive verb

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Simple or Compound Sentence?
Our lunch was ruined and uneatable.
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• Choose the term that best identifies the
  underlined word.
• The Cowardly Lion wanted courage from the Wizard.
• Abstract noun
• Predicate adjective
• Linking verb
• Collective noun

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