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Which word rhymes with the word 'bank'?
Which word rhymes with the word 'bank'?
What is a proper noun of a place?
What is a proper noun of a place?
Which is an imperative sentence?
Which is an imperative sentence?
Which of these sentences is declarative?
Which of these sentences is declarative?
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What is the correct plural form of 'tomato'?
What is the correct plural form of 'tomato'?
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What kind of sentence is 'Do you want to stop being sick?'
What kind of sentence is 'Do you want to stop being sick?'
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What word has the same ending sound as 'clock'?
What word has the same ending sound as 'clock'?
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What is the function of the subject in a sentence?
What is the function of the subject in a sentence?
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Study Notes
English Language Concepts
- A mug is used for drinking beverages like tea and coffee.
- Rhyming words share similar ending sounds; for example, "clock" rhymes with "tock" and "pick."
- A sentence must express a complete thought, such as "Mrs. Champ is a good cook."
- Words like bank, rank, and stink share the same ending sound, known as a rhyme.
- The plural form of tomato is tomatoes.
- A phrase does not have a subject-verb combination; for example, "I have a garden plot" is a phrase.
Nouns and Sentences
- Proper nouns name specific people or places, like Provincial Library.
- A common noun does not refer to a specific entity; for instance, park or school.
- A declarative sentence makes a statement and ends with a period (e.g., "The girls are happy").
- An imperative sentence gives a command, such as "Please keep the school clean."
Sentence Types
- Interrogative sentences ask questions, indicated by a question mark (e.g., "Do you want to stop being sick?").
- An exclamatory sentence conveys strong emotion, ending with an exclamation point.
- Nouns identify people, places, things, animals, and events.
Sentence Structure
- Understanding sentence structure involves identifying components like subject, predicate, and direct object.
- These components are integral parts of a sentence, contributing to its overall meaning.
Cause and Effect
- Certain pictures or scenarios illustrate cause and effect relationships, showing how one action leads to another (e.g., people getting sick).
Environmental Awareness
- Children should be encouraged to avoid littering and ensure the cleanliness of their environment, especially natural resources like rivers.
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Assess your understanding of basic English skills with this First Periodical Test for SY 2023-2024. The quiz covers topics such as vocabulary, sentence structure, and word rhymes to help gauge your language proficiency. Take the challenge and see how well you score!
