Interjections

An interjection is used to show :

• what punctuation is at the end of a sentence.

• strong feeling or emotion.

• a person, place, or thing.

• how to describe a noun.

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If an interjection shows strong feeling, it stands alone and is followed by a(n) _________________________.

• exclamation point

• period

• question mark

• comma

What is the interjection in this sentence:

Good grief! Can we repair it in time for the race?

• race

• repair

• Good grief

• can

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"_____! You're stepping on my foot."

• Ah

• Oh

• Ouch

• Well

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_____! You made an A+ on the test.

• No

• Oops

• Hmmm

• Hooray

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Wow! that was a hard test, but you got a great grade.

What is the interjection in this sentence?

• But

• Great

• Wow

• That

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When I spilled the milk, my mom said, "Oops, that made a mess."

What is the interjection in this sentence?

• When I spilled my milk

• Mess

• Said

• Oops

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Does this sentence include an interjection:
I am so excited for Friday night! 

• yes
• no

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When are you most likely to utter an interjection?

• When you're ordering food in a restaurant

• When your favorite baseball player hits an important home run

• When your teacher asks you a question in class

• When you're telling a friend an important secret

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CCSS.L.5.1A

In which of the following examples is a noun used as an interjection?

• Dave! It's good to see you!

• Get out of here, you goon!

• Hey! That's my car!

• No way! I'd never do that!

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CCSS.L.5.1A