Parts of Speech Review

Front

A word that identifies or names a person, place, thing, or idea is a:

Back

noun

Front

A word or phrase that introduces a surprise or emotion.

Back

interjection

Front

A word that expresses an action or a state of being like “am” or “are” is a:

Back

verb

Front

A word that can describe a verb, adverb or adjective is an:

Back

adverb

Front

A word that joins phrases, or words together in a sentence is a:

Back

conjunction

Front

A word that shows a relationship between a noun or pronoun and another word in the sentence (word such as: before, behind, after, against) is a:

Back

preposition

Front

A word that often takes the place of a noun is called a:

Back

pronoun

Front

The words: ball, house, heartbeat, and classroom are examples of:

Back

nouns

Front

Words like: but, like, as, or if are examples of:

Back

conjunctions

Front

The words “Wow!” and “Ouch!” are examples of:

Back

interjections