PSSA Grammar Practice

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Identify the sentence fragment: My parents took me to the zoo., he smallest cub growled at me., One large room of roaring lions., She curled up in a sunny spot.

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One large room of roaring lions.

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How can this sentence best be written? Options: how would you like a cat?, How would you like a cat?, How would you like a cat!, how would you like a cat.

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How would you like a cat?

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Which sentence is a command? Options: Think about it., The next room was full, too., Our house is pretty small., There was a pile of sleeping kittens.

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Think about it.

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What is the complete subject of this sentence? In the next cage, an older cat was taking a nap.

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an older cat

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What is the complete predicate?
In the next cage, an older cat was taking a nap.

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was taking a nap

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How should this sentence be written correctly? Options: I said, "That's so sweet", I said, "That's so sweet,", I said, "That's so sweet!", I said "that's so sweet."

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I said, "That's so sweet!"

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What are the green words called in this sentence? The scared little cat raised a paw and meowed. Options: simple subject, compound subject, simple predicate, compound predicate

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compound predicate

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Which sentence has a mistake? Options: We saw two airplanes in the sky., She will eat lunch with her family., The sheeps walked on the field., Please turn off the lights when you leave.

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The sheeps walked on the field.

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Find the apostrophe mistake: A cheetah's speed and a squid's ink help these animals' stay safe.

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these animals' stay safe

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How can you fix the spelling mistake?
Mr. Big bought sum carrots for forty cents at the store.

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change sum to some