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C 1 final FINAL JEOPARDY Be quiet in the library Is this sentence declarative, interrogative, imperative or exclamatory? What is the ending punctuation?

C 1 final Imperative Ends with a ! Or.

C 1 $100 Stars twinkle in the sky at night. What is the complete subject?

C 1 $100 Stars

C 1 $200 Planets shine with a steadier light. What is the complete predicate?

C 1 $200 shine with a steadier light

C 1 $300 Some of our planets have satellites or moons. What is the complete subject?

C 1 $300 Some of our planets

C 1 $400 The katydid looks like a leaf on a tree. What is the simple subject?

C 1 $400 katydid

C 1 $500 The scarf had a moth hole in it. What is the simple predicate or verb?

C 1 $500 had

C 2 $100 My brother likes to catch fireflies at night. What is the simple predicate or verb?

C 2 $100 likes

C 2 $200 The green caterpillar was eating cabbage in the garden. What is the simple subject?

C 2 $200 caterpillar

C 2 $300 The young boys were called apprentices. What is the helping verb and the main verb?

C 2 $300 Were- helping verb Called- main verb

C 2 $400 A farm boy would help his father with the chores. What is the helping verb and the main verb?

C 2 $400 Would- helping verb Help- main verb

C 2 $500 A visitor will see how people in the colonies lived. What is the helping verb and the main verb?

C 2 $500 Will- helping verb See- main verb

C 3 $100 Books or puzzles make thoughtful gifts. Name the compound subject or compound verb.

C 3 $100 Books or puzzlescompound subject

C 3 $200 Nate and Tom bought in-line skates. Name the compound subject or compound verb.

C 3 $200 Nate and Tomcompound subject

C 3 $300 The decorations shimmered and sparkled all over the mall. Name the compound subject or compound verb.

C 3 $300 Shimmered and sparkled- compound predicate

C 3 $400 Tell whether the sentence is declarative, imperative, exclamatory, or interrogative. What punctuation would you use? Does your dog do amazing tricks

C 3 $400 Interrogative- ?

C 3 $500 Tell whether the sentence is declarative, imperative, exclamatory, or interrogative. What punctuation would you use? Sheepdogs can round up a herd of sheep

C 3 $500 Declarative-.

C 4 $100 Tell whether the sentence is declarative, imperative, exclamatory, or interrogative. What punctuation would you use? Put that book down

C 4 $100 Imperative- ! Or.

C 4 $200 Tell whether the sentence is declarative, imperative, exclamatory, or interrogative. What punctuation would you use? What a cute puppy you have

C 4 $200 Exclamatory- !

C 4 $300 Tell whether the sentence is declarative, imperative, exclamatory, or interrogative. What punctuation would you use? Will you call your dog back home now

C 4 $300 Interrogative- ?

C 4 $400 Tell whether the sentence is declarative, imperative, exclamatory, or interrogative. What punctuation would you use? Take your dog for a walk every day

C 4 $400 Imperative- ! Or.

C 4 $500 Tell whether the statement is a sentence, run-on, or fragment. Used astronomy to develop a calendar.

C 4 $500 fragment

C 5 $100 Tell whether the statement is a sentence, run-on, or fragment. In the tropical rainforests of Guatemala

C 5 $100 Fragment

C 5 $200 Tell whether the statement is a sentence, run-on, or fragment. A Mayan calendar had 365 days.

C 5 $200 Sentence

C 5 $300 Tell whether the statement is a sentence, fragment or run-on. The play begins at 2: 00 we better hurry

C 5 $300 Run-on

C 5 $400 Tell whether the statement is a sentence, fragment, or run-on. The Aztecs ruled a mighty empire in

C 5 $400 Sentence

C 5 $500 Tell whether the statement is a sentence, run-on or fragment. The usher in theater shined his flashlight.

C 5 $500 Sentence

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