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    The document contains multiple choice questions testing grammar concepts such as: - Identifying complete subjects and predicates in sentences - Identifying short vowel sounds - Identifying syllables in words following a VCCV pattern - Matching words to their definitions The questions cover a range of grammar and vocabulary topics for educational purposes.

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    The document contains multiple choice questions testing grammar concepts such as: - Identifying complete subjects and predicates in sentences - Identifying short vowel sounds - Identifying syllables in words following a VCCV pattern - Matching words to their definitions The questions cover a range of grammar and vocabulary topics for educational purposes.

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    g4 Lesson 1 Review 2

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    The document contains multiple choice questions testing grammar concepts such as: - Identifying complete subjects and predicates in sentences - Identifying short vowel sounds - Identifying syllables in words following a VCCV pattern - Matching words to their definitions The questions cover a range of grammar and vocabulary topics for educational purposes.

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    A.Complete Subject & Complete Predicate
    1. What’s the complete subject in the following sentence?
    The paperboy delivers the newspaper.
    a. The paperboy
    b. Paperboy
    c. Delivers the newspaper
    d. Delivers

    2. What’s the complete subject in the following sentence?


    Colorful fireworks lit up the sky.
    a. colorful
    b. colorful fireworks
    c. lit up the sky
    d. lit up

    3. What’s the complete subject in the following sentence?


    The wooden motor boat floats on the lake.
    a. wooden
    b. the wooden
    c. the wooden motor boat
    d. floats on the lake

    4. What’s the complete subject in the following sentence?


    My whole family ate dinner together.
    a. my whole family
    b. family ate
    c. ate dinner together
    d. dinner together

    5. What’s the complete subject in the following sentence?


    I bought a checkered shirt for Nathan.
    a. I
    b. Nathan
    c. checkered shirt
    d. bought a checkered shirt

    6. What’s the complete predicate in the following sentence?


    My writing notebook is full of stories.
    a. My writing notebook
    b. is full of stories
    c. full of stories
    d. stories
    7. What’s the complete predicate in the following sentence?
    The curious cat walked along the wooden fence.
    a. walked along the wooden fence
    b. The curious cat
    c. cat walked
    d. along the wooden fence

    8. What’s the complete predicate in the following sentence?


    Her mother spilled water all over the new couch.
    a. all over the new couch
    b. her mother
    c. her mother spilled
    d. spilled water all over the new couch.

    9. What’s the complete predicate in the following sentence?


    Black crows soar high in the sky.
    a. Black crows
    b. soar high in the sky
    c. black crows soar
    d. high in the sky

    10. What’s the complete predicate in the following sentence?


    The paperboy delivers the newspaper.
    a. The paperboy
    b. Paperboy
    c. Delivers the newspaper
    d. Delivers

    B. Short Vowels A, I, U, E, O
    1. The word mapple has the same sound for a as ___
    a. name b. flag c. fake

    2. The word elephant has the same sound for e as ___


    a. pencil b. seed c. below

    3. The word upstair has the same sound for u as ___


    a. cube b. mule c. umbrella

    4. The word sick has the same sound for i as ___


    a. find b. fish c. fight

    5. The word stop has the same sound for o as ___


    a. smoke b. phone c. socks
    6. The word dentist has the same sound for e as ___
    a. beak b. eagle c. eggplant

    7. The word chicken has the same sound for i as ____


    a. child b. children c. find

    8. The word snack has the same sound for a as ___


    a. fantastic b. bake c. sale

    C. Words with VCCV Pattern


    1. What’s the first syllable of the word napkin?
    a. nap b. kin c. napk d. na

    2. What’s the first syllable of the word public?


    a. pu b. publ c. pub d. blic

    3. What’s the first syllable of the word puppet?


    a. pup b. pet c. upp d. ppet

    4. What’s the first syllable of the word basket?


    a. ba b. bas c. bask d. sket

    5. What’s the second syllable of the word lesson?


    a. les b. sson c. son d. esson

    6. What’s the first syllable of the word company?


    a. comp b. com c. compa d. pany

    7. What’s the second syllable of the word dinner?


    a. ner b. nner c. din d. dinn

    D. Match each word with its definition. Write the letter on


    the line.
    1. ______ very nice. A. soar
    2. ______ to walk very slowly. B. fine
    3. ______ A person who is the leader of a school. C. worried
    4. ______ surely D. announce
    5. ______ to think about something bad might happen E. strolled
    6. ______ pleased with someone or something F. principal
    7. ______ to tell about something G. proud
    8. ______ fly upward toward the sky H. certainly

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