Learning the Question & Answer Flows
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1 Learning the Question & Answer Flows These exercises are designed to help you learn how the Question and Answer Flows are constructed in the Parent Help Booklet. In the Question and Answer Flow, a series of oral questions and answers determines the role each word plays in the sentence being analyzed. By using questions for every word in the sentence, your child is able to completely analyze the sentence. The title at the top of each page will tell you which skill is being introduced. As you can see, it is a gradual process that begins with finding the subject noun and verb. Once a part of speech is introduced, it is not left behind. As each part of speech is learned, it is repeatedly applied in daily exercises throughout the year. Directions: 1. First, read the sentence listed at the top of the Q & A Flow box. 2. Next, read the question. 3. Then, write the answer to the question in the blank. Use the sentence at the top of the box to help you answer the question. Work through the remaining questions in the box in the same way. This is called classifying the sentence. 4. Finally, look at the sentence at the bottom of the box. Classify the sentence again, using the same questions and answers in the exact order. But this time, you will label the words in the sentence with the appropriate abbreviations for the parts of speech. (The abbreviations are shown in parentheses in each Question and Answer Flow provided.) Note: Answer keys are found at the end of this section on pages You may also use the Parent Help Booklet as a key. Introducing the Subject Noun and Verb Level 6 Sentence 1: Plane circled. 1. What circled? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about plane? Verb (V) Plane circled. Sentence 2: Girl danced. 1. Who danced? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about girl? Verb (V) Girl danced. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 1
2 Introducing the Adjective, Adverb, and Article Adjective Level 6 Sentence 1: The jet plane circled awkwardly above. 1. What circled awkwardly above? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about plane? Verb (V) 3. Circled how? Adverb (Adv) 4. Circled where? Adverb (Adv) 5. What kind of plane? Adjective (Adj) 6. Article adjective (A) The jet plane circled awkwardly above. Sentence 2: A little girl danced gracefully. 1. Who danced gracefully? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about girl? Verb (V) 3. Danced how? Adverb (Adv) 4. What kind of girl? Adjective (Adj) 5. Article adjective (A) A little girl danced gracefully. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 2
3 Introducing the Adjective, Adverb, and Article Adjective Level 6 Sentence 3: The injured wolf limped slowly away. 1. What limped slowly away? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about wolf? Verb (V) 3. Limped how? Adverb (Adv) 4. Limped where? Adverb (Adv) 5. What kind of wolf? Adjective (Adj) 6. Article adjective (A) The injured wolf limped slowly away. Sentence 4: Several angry bulls bellowed loudly! 1. What bellowed loudly? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about bulls? Verb (V) 3. Bellowed how? Adverb (Adv) 4. What kind of bulls? Adjective (Adj) 5. How many bulls? Adjective (Adj) Several angry bulls bellowed loudly! Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 3
4 Pattern 1, Complete Subject/Complete Predicate, End Punctuation Level 6 Sentence 1: The jet plane circled awkwardly above. 1. What circled awkwardly above? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about plane? Verb (V) 3. Circled how? Adverb (Adv) 4. Circled where? Adverb (Adv) 5. What kind of plane? Adjective (Adj) 6. Article adjective (A) 7. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 8. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 9. Go back to the. 10. Divide the complete from the complete. The jet plane circled awkwardly above. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 4
5 Pattern 1, Complete Subject/Complete Predicate, End Punctuation Level 6 Sentence 2: A little girl danced gracefully. 1. Who danced gracefully? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about girl? Verb (V) 3. Danced how? Adverb (Adv) 4. What kind of girl? Adjective (Adj) 5. Article adjective (A) 6. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 7. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 8. Go back to the. 9. Divide the complete from the complete. A little girl danced gracefully. Sentence 3: The injured wolf limped slowly away. 1. What limped slowly away? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about wolf? Verb (V) 3. Limped how? Adverb (Adv) 4. Limped where? Adverb (Adv) 5. What kind of wolf? Adjective (Adj) 6. Article adjective (A) 7. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 8. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 9. Go back to the. 10. Divide the complete from the complete. The injured wolf limped slowly away. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 5
6 Pattern 1, Complete Subject/Complete Predicate, End Punctuation Level 6 Sentence 4: The delightful children performed perfectly. 1. Who performed perfectly? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about children? Verb (V) 3. Performed how? Adverb (Adv) 4. What kind of children? Adjective (Adj) 5. Article adjective (A) 6. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 7. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 8. Go back to the. 9. Divide the complete from the complete. The delightful children performed perfectly. Sentence 5: Several angry bulls bellowed loudly! 1. What bellowed loudly? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about bulls? Verb (V) 3. Bellowed how? Adverb (Adv) 4. What kind of bulls? Adjective (Adj) 5. How many bulls? Adjective (Adj) 6. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 7. Exclamation point, Strong feeling, Exclamatory sentence E 8. Go back to the. 9. Divide the complete from the complete. Several angry bulls bellowed loudly! Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 6
7 The Question and Answer Flow Section Level 6 Sentence 1: Sally looked sadly at the bouquet of wilted flowers on the kitchen table. 1. Who looked sadly at the bouquet of wilted flowers on the kitchen table? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about Sally? Verb (V) 3. Looked how? Adverb (Adv) 4. Preposition (P) 5. At what? Object of the preposition (OP) 6. Article adjective (A) 7. Preposition (P) 8. Of what? Object of the preposition (OP) 9. What kind of flowers? Adjective (Adj) 10. Preposition (P) 11. On what? Object of the preposition (OP) 12. What kind of table? Adjective (Adj) 13. Article adjective (A) 14. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 15. Prepositional phrase 16. Prepositional phrase 17. Prepositional phrase 18. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 19. Go back to the. 20. Divide the complete from the complete. Sally looked sadly at the bouquet of wilted flowers on the kitchen table. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 7
8 The Question and Answer Flow Section Level 6 Sentence 2: The people in the big auditorium applauded warmly for the guest speaker. 1. Who applauded warmly for the guest speaker? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about people? Verb (V) 3. Applauded how? Adverb (Adv) 4. Preposition (P) 5. For whom? Object of the preposition (OP) 6. What kind of speaker? Adjective (Adj) 7. Article adjective (A) 8. Preposition (P) 9. In what? Object of the preposition (OP) 10. What kind of auditorium? Adjective (Adj) 11. Article adjective (A) 12. Article adjective (A) 13. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 14. Prepositional phrase 15. Prepositional phrase 16. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 17. Go back to the. 18. Divide the complete from the complete. The people in the big auditorium applauded warmly for the guest speaker. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 8
9 The Question and Answer Flow Section Level 6 Sentence 3: The rye grass on the hill grew rapidly during the fall of the year. 1. What grew rapidly during the fall of the year? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about grass? Verb (V) 3. Grew how? Adverb (Adv) 4. Preposition (P) 5. During what? Object of the preposition (OP) 6. Article adjective (A) 7. Preposition (P) 8. Of what? Object of the preposition (OP) 9. Article adjective (A) 10. Preposition (P) 11. On what? Object of the preposition (OP) 12. Article adjective (A) 13. What kind of grass? Adjective (Adj) 14. Article adjective (A) 15. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 16. Prepositional phrase 17. Prepositional phrase 18. Prepositional phrase 19. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 20. Go back to the. 21. Divide the complete from the complete. The rye grass on the hill grew rapidly during the fall of the year. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 9
10 The Question and Answer Flow Section (Adverb Exception) Level 6 Sentence 1: He cautiously advanced through the mine field with his unit. 1. Who advanced through the mine field with his unit? Subject pronoun (SP) 2. What is being said about he? Verb (V) 3. Preposition (P) 4. Through what? Object of the preposition (OP) 5. What kind of field? Adjective (Adj) 6. Article adjective (A) 7. Preposition (P) 8. With what? Object of the preposition (OP) 9. Whose unit? Possessive pronoun adjective (PPA) 10. Advanced how? Adverb (Adv) 11. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 12. Prepositional phrase 13. Prepositional phrase 14. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 15. Go back to the. 16. Divide the complete from the complete. 17. Is there an adverb exception? Yes / No (If yes, change the line) 18. Is this sentence in a natural or inverted order? He cautiously advanced through the mine field with his unit. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 10
11 The Question and Answer Flow Section (Natural and Inverted Word Order) Level 6 Sentence 2: Yesterday the nimble little monkeys climbed very rapidly. 1. What climbed very rapidly? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about monkeys? Verb (V) 3. Climbed how? Adverb (Adv) 4. How rapidly? Adverb (Adv) 5. What kind of monkeys? Adjective (Adj) 6. What kind of monkeys? Adjective (Adj) 7. Article adjective (A) 8. Climbed when? Adverb (Adv) 9. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 10. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 11. Go back to the. 12. Divide the complete from the complete. 13. Is there an adverb exception? Yes / No (If yes, change the line) 14. Is this sentence in a natural or inverted order? 15. Underline the parts once and the parts twice. Yesterday the nimble little monkeys climbed very rapidly. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 11
12 The Question and Answer Flow Section Level 6 Sentence 3: During the performance the whole cast performed especially well. 1. Who performed especially well? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about cast? Verb (V) 3. Performed how? Adverb (Adv) 4. How well? Adverb (Adv) 5. What kind of cast? Adjective (Adj) 6. Article adjective (A) 7. Preposition (P) 8. During what? Object of the preposition (OP) 9. Article adjective (A) 10. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 11. Prepositional phrase 12. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 13. Go back to the. 14. Divide the complete from the complete. 15. Is there an adverb exception? Yes / No (If yes, change the line) 16. Is this sentence in a natural or inverted order? 17. Underline the parts once and the parts twice. During the performance the whole cast performed especially well. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 12
13 The Question and Answer Flow Section Level 6 Sentence 4: Did the axles on the old yellow school bus finally break down? 1. What did break down? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about axles? Verb (V) 3. Helping verb (HV) 4. Did break how? Adverb (Adv) 5. Did break when? Adverb (Adv) 6. Preposition (P) 7. On what? Object of the preposition (OP) 8. What kind of bus? Adjective (Adj) 9. What kind of bus? Adjective (Adj) 10. What kind of bus? Adjective (Adj) 11. Article adjective (A) 12. Article adjective (A) 13. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 14. Prepositional phrase 15. Question mark, Question, Interrogative sentence Int 16. Go back to the. 17. Divide the complete from the complete. 18. Is there an adverb exception? Yes / No (If yes, change the line) 19. Is this sentence in a natural or inverted order? 20. Underline the parts once and the parts twice. Did the axles on the old yellow school bus finally break down? Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 13
14 The Question and Answer Flow Section Level 6 Sentence 5: The young golden eagle skimmed gracefully above the rapids. 1. What skimmed gracefully above the rapids? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about eagle? Verb (V) 3. Skimmed how? Adverb (Adv) 4. Preposition (P) 5. Above what? Object of the preposition (OP) 6. Article adjective (A) 7. What kind of eagle? Adjective (Adj) 8. What kind of eagle? Adjective (Adj) 9. Article adjective (A) 10. Subject noun, Verb, Pattern 1 Check SN V 11. Prepositional phrase 12. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 13. Go back to the. 14. Divide the complete from the complete. 15. Is there an adverb exception? Yes / No (If yes, change the line) 16. Is this sentence in a natural or inverted order? The young golden eagle skimmed gracefully above the rapids. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 14
15 Pattern 2 Sentence (Direct object) Level 6 Sentence 1: The lumberjacks prepared the tree. 1. Who prepared the tree? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about lumberjacks? Verb (V) 3. Lumberjacks prepared what? verify the noun 4. Does tree mean the same thing as lumberjacks? 5. Direct object (DO) 6. Verb-transitive (V-t) 7. Article adjective (A) 8. Article adjective (A) 9. Subject noun, Verb-transitive, Direct object, Pattern 2 Check SN V-t DO P2 10. Check again 11. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 12. Go back to the. 13. Divide the complete from the complete. 14. Is there an adverb exception? Yes / No (If yes, change the line) 15. Is this sentence in a natural or inverted order? The lumberjacks prepared the tree. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 15
16 Pattern 3 Sentence (Indirect object) Level 6 Sentence 2: Billy bought me two copies of the new book on football. 1. Who bought me two copies of the new book on football? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about Billy? Verb (V) 3. Billy bought what? verify the noun 4. Do copies mean the same thing as Billy? 5. Direct object (DO) 6. Verb-transitive (V-t) 7. Billy bought copies for whom? Indirect object (IO) 8. How many copies? Adjective (Adj) 9. Preposition (P) 10. Of what? Object of the preposition (OP) 11. What kind of book? Adjective (Adj) 12. Article adjective (Adj) 13. Preposition (P) 14. On what? Object of the preposition (OP) 15. Subject noun, Verb-transitive, Indirect object, Direct object, Pattern 3 Check SN V-t IO DO P3 16. Check again 17. Prepositional phrase 18. Prepositional phrase 19. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 20. Go back to the. 21. Divide the complete from the complete. 22. Is there an adverb exception? Yes / No (If yes, change the line) 23. Is this sentence in a natural or inverted order? Billy bought me two copies of the new book on football. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 16
17 Pattern 4 Sentence (Predicate noun) Level 6 Sentence 3: The rhinoceros is an animal. 1. What is an animal? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about rhinoceros? Verb (V) 3. Rhinoceros is what? verify the noun 4. Does animal mean the same thing as rhinoceros? 5. Predicate noun (PrN) 6. Linking verb (LV) 7. Article adjective (A) 8. Article adjective (A) 9. Subject noun, Linking verb, Predicate noun, Pattern 4 Check SN LV PrN P4 10. Check again 11. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 12. Go back to the. 13. Divide the complete from the complete. 14. Is there an adverb exception? Yes / No (If yes, change the line) 15. Is this sentence in a natural or inverted order? The rhinoceros is an animal. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 17
18 Pattern 5 Sentence (Predicate adjective) Level 6 Sentence 4: The waves were large. 1. What were large? Subject noun (SN) 2. What is being said about waves? Verb (V) 3. Waves were what? verify the adjective 4. What kind of waves? Predicate adjective (PA) 5. Linking verb (LV) 6. Article adjective (A) 7. Subject noun, Linking verb, Predicate adjective, Pattern 5 Check SN LV PA P5 8. Check again 9. Period, Statement, Declarative sentence D 10. Go back to the. 11. Divide the complete from the complete. 12. Is there an adverb exception? Yes / No (If yes, change the line) 13. Is this sentence in a natural or inverted order? The waves were large. Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 18
19 Answer Key Level 6 Introducing the Subject Noun and Verb Sentence 1: Plane circled. 1. Plane 2. Plane circled SN V Classified Sentence: Plane circled. Sentence 2: Girl danced. 1. Girl 2. Girl danced SN V Classified Sentence: Girl danced. Introducing the Adjective, Adverb, and Article Adjective Sentence 1: The jet plane circled awkwardly above. 1. Plane 2. Plane circled 3. Awkwardly 4. Above 5. Jet 6. The Classified Sentence: A Adj SN V Adv Adv The jet plane circled awkwardly above. Sentence 2: A little girl danced gracefully. 1. Girl 2. Girl danced 3. Gracefully 4. Little 5. A Classified Sentence: A Adj SN V Adv A little girl danced gracefully. Sentence 3: The injured wolf limped slowly away. 1. Wolf 2. Wolf limped 3. Slowly 4. Away 5. Injured 6. The Classified Sentence: A Adj SN V Adv Adv The injured wolf limped slowly away. Sentence 4: Several angry bulls bellowed loudly! 1. Bulls 2. Bulls bellowed 3. Loudly 4. Angry 5. Several Classified Sentence: Adj Adj SN V Adv Several angry bulls bellowed loudly! Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 19
20 Pattern 1, Complete Subject/Complete Predicate, End Punctuation Level 6 Sentence 1: The jet plane circled awkwardly above. 1. Plane 2. Plane circled 3. Awkwardly 4. Above 5. Jet 6. The 7. See worksheet 8. See worksheet 9. Verb 10. Subject, Predicate Classified Sentence: A Adj SN V Adv Adv SN V The jet plane / circled awkwardly above. D Sentence 2: A little girl danced gracefully. 1. Girl 2. Girl danced 3. Gracefully 4. Little 5. A 6. See worksheet 7. See worksheet 8. Verb 9. Subject, Predicate Classified Sentence: A Adj SN V Adv SN V A little girl / danced gracefully. D Sentence 4: The delightful children performed perfectly. 1. Children 2. Children performed 3. Perfectly 4. Delightful 5. The 6. See worksheet 7. See worksheet 8. Verb 9. Subject, Predicate Classified Sentence: A Adj SN V Adv SN V The delightful children / performed perfectly. D Sentence 5: Several angry bulls bellowed loudly! 1. Bulls 2. Bulls bellowed 3. Loudly 4. Angry 5. Several 6. See worksheet 7. See worksheet 8. Verb 9. Subject, Predicate Classified Sentence: Adj Adj SN V Adv SN V Several angry bulls / bellowed loudly! E Sentence 3: The injured wolf limped slowly away. 1. Wolf 2. Wolf limped 3. Slowly 4. Away 5. Injured 6. The 7. See worksheet 8. See worksheet 9. Verb 10. Subject, Predicate Classified Sentence: A Adj SN V Adv Adv SN V The injured wolf / limped slowly away. D Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 20
21 The Question and Answer Flow Section Level 6 Sentence 1: Sally looked sadly at the bouquet of wilted flowers on the kitchen table. 1. Sally 2. Sally looked 3. Sadly 4. At 5. Bouquet 6. The 7. Of 8. Flowers 9. Wilted 10. On 11. Table 12. Kitchen 13. The 14. See worksheet 15. (At the bouquet) 16. (Of wilted flowers) 17. (On the kitchen table) 18. See worksheet 19. Verb 20. Subject, Predicate Classified Sentence: SN V Adv P A OP P Adj OP P A Adj OP SN V Sally / looked sadly (at the bouquet) (of wilted flowers) (on the kitchen table). D Sentence 2: The people in the big auditorium applauded warmly for the guest speaker. 1. People 2. People applauded 3. Warmly 4. For 5. Speaker 6. Guest 7. The 8. In 9. Auditorium 10. Big 11. The 12. The 13. See worksheet 14. (In the big auditorium) 15. (For the guest speaker) 16. See worksheet 17. Verb 18. Subject, Predicate Classified Sentence: A SN P A Adj OP V Adv P A Adj OP SN V The people (in the big auditorium) / applauded warmly (for the guest speaker). D Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 21
22 The Question and Answer Flow Section Level 6 Sentence 3: The rye grass on the hill grew rapidly during the fall of the year. 1. Grass 2. Grass grew 3. Rapidly 4. During 5. Fall 6. The 7. Of 8. Year 9. The 10. On 11. Hill 12. The 13. Rye 14. The 15. See worksheet 16. (On the hill) 17. (During the fall) 18. (Of the year) 19. See worksheet 20. Verb 21. Subject, Predicate Classified Sentence: A Adj SN P A OP V Adv P A OP P A OP SN V The rye grass (on the hill) / grew rapidly (during the fall) (of the year). D Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 22
23 Question and Answer Flow Section (Adverb Exception) Level 6 Sentence 1: He cautiously advanced through the mine field with his unit. 1. He 2. He advanced 3. Through 4. Field 5. Mine 6. The 7. With 8. Unit 9. His 10. Cautiously 11. See worksheet 12. (Through the mine field) 13. (With his unit) 14. See worksheet 15. Verb 16. Subject, Predicate 17. Yes (See reference 11 on page 14 in the Parent Help Booklet) 18. Natural SP Adv V P A Adj OP P PPA OP Classified Sentence: SN V He / cautiously advanced (through the mine field) (with his unit). D Question and Answer Flow Section (Natural and Inverted Word Order) Level 6 Sentence 2: Yesterday the nimble little monkeys climbed very rapidly. 1. Monkeys 2. Monkeys climbed 3. Rapidly 4. Very 5. Little 6. Nimble 7. The 8. Yesterday 9. See worksheet 10. See worksheet 11. Verb 12. Subject, Predicate 13. No 14. Inverted (See Reference 12 on page 14 in the Parent Help Booklet) 15. Subject, Predicate Adv A Adj Adj SN V Adv Adv Classified Sentence: SN V Yesterday the nimble little monkeys / climbed very rapidly. D Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 23
24 Question and Answer Flow Section Level 6 Sentence 3: During the performance the whole cast performed especially well. 1. Cast 2. Cast performed 3. Well 4. Especially 5. Whole 6. The 7. During 8. Performance 9. The 10. See worksheet 11. (During the performance) 12. See worksheet 13. Verb 14. Subject, Predicate 15. No 16. Inverted (See Reference 12 on page 14 in the Parent Help Booklet) 17. Subject, Predicate P A OP A Adj SN V Adv Adv Classified Sentence: SN V (During the performance) the whole cast / performed especially well. D Sentence 4: Did the axles on the old yellow school bus finally break down? 1. Axles 2. Axles did break 3. Did 4. Down 5. Finally 6. On 7. Bus 8. School 9. Yellow 10. Old 11. The 12. The 13. See worksheet 14. (On the old yellow school bus) 15. See worksheet 16. Verb 17. Subject, Predicate 18. Yes 19. Inverted (See Reference 12 on page 14 in the Parent Help Booklet) 20. Subject, Predicate HV A SN P A Adj Adj Adj OP Adv V Adv Classified Sentence: SN V Did the axles (on the old yellow school bus) / finally break down? Int Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 24
25 Question and Answer Flow Section Level 6 Sentence 5: The young golden eagle skimmed gracefully above the rapids. 1. Eagle 2. Eagle skimmed 3. Gracefully 4. Above 5. Rapids 6. The 7. Golden 8. Young 9. The 10. See worksheet 11. (Above the rapids) 12. See worksheet 13. Verb 14. Subject, Predicate 15. No 16. Natural A Adj Adj SN V Adv P A OP Classified Sentence: SN V The young golden eagle / skimmed gracefully (above the rapids). D Pattern 2 Sentence (Direct object) Level 6 Sentence 1: The lumberjacks prepared the tree. 1. Lumberjacks 2. Lumberjacks prepared 3. Tree 4. No 5. Tree 6. Prepared 7. The 8. The 9. See worksheet 10. V-t 11. See worksheet 12. Verb 13. Subject, Predicate 14. No 15. Natural Classified Sentence: SN V-t DO P2 A SN V-t A DO The lumberjacks / prepared the tree. D Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 25
26 Pattern 3 Sentence (Indirect object) Sentence 2: Billy bought me two copies of the new book on football. 1. Billy 2. Billy bought 3. Copies 4. No 5. Copies 6. Bought 7. Me 8. Two 9. Of 10. Book 11. New 12. The 13. On 14. Football 15. See worksheet 16. V-t 17. (Of the new book) 18. (On football) 19. See worksheet 20. Verb 21. Subject, Predicate 22. No 23. Natural SN V-t IO Adj DO P A Adj OP P OP Classified Sentence: SN V-t Billy / bought me two copies (of the new book) (on football). D IO DO P3 Pattern 4 Sentence (Predicate noun) Level 6 Sentence 3: The rhinoceros is an animal. 1. Rhinoceros 2. Rhinoceros is 3. Animal 4. Yes 5. Animal 6. Is 7. An 8. The 9. See worksheet 10. LV 11. See worksheet 12. Verb 13. Subject, Predicate 14. No 15. Natural Classified Sentence: SN LV PrN P4 A SN LV A PrN The rhinoceros / is an animal. D Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 26
27 Pattern 5 Sentence (Predicate adjective) Level 6 Sentence 4: The waves were large. 1. Waves 2. Waves were 3. Large 4. Large 5. Were 6. The 7. See worksheet 8. LV 9. See worksheet 10. Verb 11. Subject, Predicate 12. No 13. Natural Classified Sentence: SN LV PA P5 A SN LV PA The waves / were large. D Level 6 Question and Answer Flow Practice Sheets 27
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