Identify Type Of Sentences And Nouns! Quiz
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Check the Polite expressions samples.
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Good morning
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Thank you
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Get out of here
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Sorry
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May I or Please
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Yes
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Welcome
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No
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About This Quiz
This quiz assesses understanding of sentence types and noun usage in English grammar. It includes identification of declarative, imperative, interrogative, and exclamatory sentences, enhancing comprehension and writing skills.
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Select if the sentence is declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. There's a bird in the house!
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Declarative
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Imperative
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Interrogative
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Exclamatory
Correct Answer
A. ExclamatoryExplanation
The given sentence "There's a bird in the house!" expresses strong emotion or surprise, indicating that it is an exclamatory sentence.Rate this question:
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Select if the sentence is declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. Do you believe it will snow tomorrow?
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Declarative
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Imperative
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Interrogative
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Exclamatory
Correct Answer
A. InterrogativeExplanation
The given sentence is an interrogative sentence because it is asking a question. It begins with the word "Do" and ends with a question mark, indicating that the speaker is seeking information or confirmation about whether the listener believes it will snow tomorrow.Rate this question:
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Select if the sentence is declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. Katya has to buy long white gloves for her wedding.
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Declarative
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Imperative
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Interrogative
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Exclamatory
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A. DeclarativeExplanation
The given sentence is a declarative sentence because it states a fact or makes a statement about something. It simply states that Katya has to buy long white gloves for her wedding.Rate this question:
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Select if the sentence is declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. Please don't step on my sore foot.
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Declarative
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Imperative
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Interrogative
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Exclamatory
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A. ImperativeExplanation
The given sentence "Please don't step on my sore foot" is an imperative sentence. It is a command or request given to someone, asking them to not step on the speaker's sore foot.Rate this question:
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Select if the sentence is declarative, imperative, interrogative, or exclamatory. Don't click your fingernails on your desk.
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Declarative
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Imperative
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Interrogative
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Exclamatory
Correct Answer
A. ImperativeExplanation
The given sentence "Don't click your fingernails on your desk" is an imperative sentence. It is giving a command or instruction to not perform a specific action, which is clicking one's fingernails on the desk.Rate this question:
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Please select the correct noun in the sentence. Jack plays the thrombone.
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thromboneExplanation
The correct noun in the sentence is "trombone" which is a musical instrument.Rate this question:
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Please select the correct noun in the sentence. The apple fell from the tree.
Correct Answer
AppleExplanation
The word "apple" is the correct noun in the sentence because it is the subject of the sentence and the noun that the verb "fell" is acting upon. The sentence is describing an action that the apple (noun) performed, which is falling from the tree.Rate this question:
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Please select the correct noun in the sentence. Mom likes to drink sweet tea.
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Sweet teaExplanation
The correct noun in the sentence is "sweet tea" because it is the object of the verb "drink." The sentence is stating that Mom enjoys drinking sweet tea.Rate this question:
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Please select the correct noun in the sentence. The flowers in the garden are beautiful.
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Flowers, flowersExplanation
The noun "flowers" is the correct answer because it is the subject of the sentence and agrees with the verb "are." The sentence is stating that the flowers in the garden are beautiful.Rate this question:
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Please select the correct noun in the sentence. The sun rises in the east.
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SunExplanation
The noun "sun" is the correct answer because it is the subject of the sentence and refers to the celestial body that appears in the sky during the day and provides light and heat to Earth. In this sentence, it is stated that the sun rises in the east, indicating its direction of movement from the horizon.Rate this question:
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Check all the common nouns.
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Holiday
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Christmas
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Park
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Yellowstone
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Crayon
Correct Answer(s)
A. Holiday
A. Park
A. CrayonExplanation
The correct answer includes the words "Holiday," "Park," and "Crayon." These words are common nouns because they are general names for a person, place, or thing. "Holiday" refers to a day of celebration or a vacation, "Park" is a designated area for recreation or green space, and "Crayon" is a writing tool made of colored wax.Rate this question:
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Check all the Proper nouns.
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Lisa
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Day
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May
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Dog
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Rover
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A. Lisa
A. May
A. RoverExplanation
The proper nouns in the given list are Lisa, May, and Rover. Proper nouns are specific names of people, places, or things and are always capitalized. In this case, Lisa, May, and Rover are all names of individuals, making them proper nouns.Rate this question:
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Write the plural form of the singular noun. Table
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tablesExplanation
To form the plural of most singular nouns, we simply add -s to the end of the word. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. For example, if a singular noun ends in -s, -x, -z, -ch, or -sh, we add -es to form the plural. If a singular noun ends in -y, we change the -y to -i and add -es. There are also some irregular plural nouns that do not follow any specific rules.Rate this question:
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Write the plural form of the singular noun. Friend
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friendsExplanation
The plural form of the singular noun "Friend" is "friends". In English, when we want to refer to more than one person or thing, we usually add an "s" to the end of the word. In this case, we add an "s" to "friend" to indicate that there is more than one friend.Rate this question:
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Write the plural form of the singular noun. Box
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boxesExplanation
The plural form of the singular noun "box" is "boxes."Rate this question:
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Write the plural form of the singular noun. Tax
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taxesExplanation
The plural form of the singular noun "tax" is "taxes."Rate this question:
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Write the plural form of the singular noun. Phone
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phonesExplanation
The plural form of the singular noun "phone" is "phones".Rate this question:
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Write the plural form of the singular noun. Store
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storesExplanation
The singular noun "store" refers to a single place where goods are sold. To form the plural form, we add the letter "s" to the end of the word, resulting in "stores". This plural form indicates that there are multiple stores, or multiple places where goods are sold.Rate this question:
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