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GRADE 3 ENGLISH SKILLS GAME

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Fun questions on sentences, stories, synonyms & antonyms.

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Fun questions on sentences, stories, synonyms & antonyms.

by Kimberly Veloso
1

In a compound sentence, what connects two independent clauses?

2

Which word is a conjunction in: I ran fast, and I won?

3

Which part tells who does the action in a sentence?

4

Choose the subject in: The cat slept peacefully.

5

Which is a synonym for 'tiny'?

6

Which word means the opposite of 'bright'?

7

Which sentence is a compound sentence?

8

Identify the conjunction: We can go now or later.

9

What is an antonym of 'soft'?

10

In a story, which part shows the sequence of events?

11

Which is a synonym for 'quick'?

12

Which is a dependent clause in a sentence?

13

Which word is a proper noun?

14

Choose the main idea: The sunny park was full of kids playing and families picnic.

15

Which sentence shows a compound sentence?

16

What is the object in: Hannah gave a book to Tim.

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Identify a synonym for 'big'.

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Which is an antonym of 'early'?

19

Which part of the sentence expresses an action?

20

Which is a compound sentence?

21

Which is a synonym for 'funny'?

22

Identify the subject: The sun shines brightly.

23

Which sentence uses a coordinating conjunction?

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Which is a verb in: The boy jumps high.

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Choose the antonym for 'clear'.

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Which is a simple sentence?

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What is the setting in a story?

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Choose a synonym for 'happy'.

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Which is an example of a compound sentence using 'and'?

30

Which word describes a person, place, or thing?

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A coordinating conjunction joins two independent clauses; prepositions, interjections, or dependent clauses don’t serve this role.

And connects two independent ideas; but, or, because have other uses or connectives.

The subject performs the action; the object receives it, adverbs modify, predicates describe.

The subject is who/what the sentence is about; 'slept' is the verb.

Small is a synonym of tiny; huge is an antonym, others are unrelated.

Dark is antonym of bright; others are not antonyms.

It uses a coordinating conjunction 'but' to join two independent clauses.

Or presents a choice between two options.

Hard is the opposite of soft; others are not antonyms.

Plot describes what happens and the order of events; theme/setting describe other aspects.

Fast is a synonym of quick; slow is its opposite.

Because I was tired cannot stand alone; it depends on the main clause.

Riley is a specific name; proper nouns are capitalized.

Main idea summarizes the overall point of the sentence.

It connects two independent clauses with 'and'.

The object is what is given; in this sentence, 'a book' is the direct object.

Large is a synonym of big; tiny is an antonym.

Late is the opposite of early; others are not antonyms.

The verb shows action or state; nouns name, adjectives describe.

It joins two independent clauses with a conjunction.

Humorous matches funny; others do not.

Subject is who/what performs the action: 'The sun'.

And links two equal ideas; other sentences don’t join two clauses.

Jumps is the verb; boy is the subject, high is an adverb.

Muddy is often considered opposite of clear in visibility; others are not direct antonyms.

A simple sentence has one independent clause.

Setting describes place and time; other options relate to plot or mood.

Joyful matches happy; others are antonyms or unrelated.

Includes two independent clauses joined by a conjunction.

Noun names; verbs show action, adjectives describe, etc.

 
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