Subject and Verb Agreement Quiz
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What is the meaning of the term "revolve" in the context of Earth and the Sun?

  • To reflect light
  • To move in a circle around another object (correct)
  • To spin around an axis
  • To change shape

    • What is the duration of one complete revolution of Earth around the Sun?

  • 24 hours
  • 365 days (correct)
  • 1 year (correct)
  • 27.3 days

    • What is the main reason why there is no life on the Moon?

  • The Moon does not have enough gravity
  • The Moon does not have air or water (correct)
  • The Moon is too cold
  • The Moon is too far from the Sun

    • Which of the following sentences uses a past-tense verb correctly?

    <p>I traveled to Europe on the summer holiday. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What causes the different phases of the Moon?

    <p>The Moon changing position as it revolves around Earth (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which sentence uses the correct present-tense form of the verb 'drink'?

    <p>We drink water instead of juice. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the term "orbit" refer to in the context of Earth and the Sun?

    <p>The path that Earth takes around the Sun (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which sentence contains a subject-verb agreement error?

    <p>The children collect Pokemon cards. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a crater on the Moon?

    <p>A hollow area in the ground on the Moon's surface (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the future tense form of the verb 'visit'?

    <p>will visit (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following are the four main phases of the Moon?

    <p>New Moon, First Quarter, Full Moon, Last Quarter (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the duration of one complete revolution of the Moon around the Earth?

    <p>27.3 days (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following words contains a consonant digraph?

    <p>chairs (A), shoes (B), hope (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which sentence uses the past tense of 'speak' correctly?

    <p>They spoke English fluently. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following sentences contains a consonant digraph?

    <p>Dove dreams of studying monarch butterflies. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    Subject-verb agreement

    The requirement that the subject and verb in a sentence must agree in number.

    Present-tense verbs

    Verbs that describe actions happening now or regularly.

    Past-tense verbs

    Verbs that indicate an action that has already happened.

    Future-tense verbs

    Verbs that describe actions that will happen later.

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    Consonant digraphs

    Two consonants that create a single sound, like 'ch' and 'sh'.

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    Examples of present-tense verbs

    Common actions like drink, walk, wear, speak.

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    Examples of past-tense verbs

    Actions completed in the past, like walked and traveled.

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    Examples of future-tense verbs

    Words indicating actions that will be done, like will visit and looks.

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    Chandelier

    An ornate lighting fixture that hangs from a ceiling.

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    Chauffeur

    A person hired to drive a car for someone else.

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    Chaos

    Complete disorder and confusion.

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    Rotate

    To spin around an axis in a circular motion.

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    Axis

    An imaginary line through the center of an object that it rotates around.

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    Orbit

    The circular path an object takes around another object in space.

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    Satellite

    A natural or artificial body that orbits a planet or star.

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    Crater

    A hollow area in the ground on the Moon's surface.

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    Study Notes

    Subject and Verb Agreement

    • Children collect Pokémon cards. (collect)
    • Angela puts ketchup on her eggs. (put)
    • He thinks that I am a nice friend. (think)
    • They walk home after school. (walk)
    • We drink water instead of juice. (drink)
    • I talk with my mother every day. (talk)
    • You make excellent spaghetti sauce. (make)
    • The girl is really fast for her age. (type)
    • My brother and I like it will rain. (look)
    • Our bikes to our friend's house. (ride)
    • Your friend pushes the door to get inside. (push)
    • Kangaroos carry their babies in their pouch. (carry)

    Verb Tenses

    Past Tense Verbs

    • She walked to school yesterday.
    • They traveled to Europe on the summer holiday.
    • We collected butterflies on the bushes a day ago.
    • They remembered my birthday party last year.
    • We ate dinner at 7pm last night.
    • Max rode his bike to Canal Park last Friday.
    • She took her medicine this morning.
    • They spoke English fluently

    Present Tense Verbs

    • We drink water instead of juice.

    Consonant Digraphs

    • I hope I had the chance to raise a horse one day.
    • There are twenty chairs in the classroom.
    • Cinderella is wearing glass shoes.
    • I hurt my thumb yesterday.
    • The whale jumped out of the water to breathe.

    Future Tense Verbs

    • She looked at the picture carefully.
    • My mother folded the laundry neatly.
    • Anna smiles when she sees her friend.
    • The chef cooks a delicious meal.
    • They visit grandma at her new house.

    F Consonant Digraphs

    • She is coughing uncontrollably due to her cold.
    • The dolphin swam quickly through the ocean.
    • I have had enough coffee for today.

    Silent Consonant

    • The knight rode his horse into battle.
    • The island was a perfect vacation spot.
    • That's wrong, let me correct you.
    • The heir to the throne was crowned king.

    Science

    Rotation

    • Rotate means Earth faces the Sun for daylight and Earth turns from the Sun for nighttime.
    • Earth rotates to create complete rotation, meaning one day.
    • Axis is a real or imaginary line.

    Revolution

    • Earth revolves around the sun.
    • Earth's complete revolution around the Sun = one year.
    • Earth is far from the Sun at night.
    • Satellite is an object orbiting Earth (e.g. moon).

    Moon Phases

    • Earth's satellite is the Moon.
    • Moon needs days to pass through all its phases (Moon's apparent change in shape).

    Other Scientific Concepts

    • A hollow area in the Moon's surface is called a crater.
    • The Moon has less mass than Earth.
    • The Moon has a roughly oval shape.
    • The Moon appears to change shape as it orbits. The shape is driven by the angle at which the sun hits the surface of the moon.
    • There is no life on the Moon because there is no air. Or, there is no life on the Moon due to lack of gravity.

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    Test your understanding of subject and verb agreement through various examples. This quiz features sentences that require you to identify or correct verb forms based on their subjects. Perfect for improving your grammar skills!

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