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Name Date Extend 2 Declarative and Interrogative Sentences If possible, work with a partner to play this game. It’s a little like the game on TV where you have to create questions to go with the answers. For each declarative sentence write two interrogative sentences that together cover all the content. Try to vary your question words. 1. George Washington was the “Father of our Country.” 2. Thomas Jefferson was the president who approved the Louisiana Purchase. 3. James Monroe was president during the Era of Good Feelings. 4. President William Henry Harrison died after just one month in office. 5. Before Abraham Lincoln could take office, seven Southern states seceded. 6. Theodore Roosevelt led the Rough Riders before he became president. 7. Woodrow Wilson was president during World War I. McGraw-Hill School Division 2 At Home: Plan a time with family members who are older than you to talk about presidents they remember. Then ask questions to get more information. Critical Thinking McGraw-Hill Language Arts Grade 5, Unit 1, Sentences, pages 4–5
Name Date Extend 3 Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences For each of these sentences about science experiments, write I if it is an imperative sentence or E if it is an exclamatory sentence. Then place a period after each imperative sentence and an exclamation point after each exclamatory sentence. 1. Follow all the directions carefully 2. What a fine volcano you have there, Tom 3. Do not light any matches unless an adult is present 4. What a loud noise it made 5. Clean up now 6. Make sure all the equipment is clean 7. Please wash that test tube again 8. Be careful when you mix those chemicals 9. Oh, look at all that foam 10. Now you’ve really done it 11. How I wish I didn’t have to clean up that mess 12. Next, take out your notebooks 13. What a great write-up you did 14. Put away the equipment in the right places 15. Try this at home with an adult McGraw-Hill School Division McGraw-Hill Language Arts Grade 5, Unit 1, Sentences, pages 6–7 At Home: Write directions for something you know how to do. Make the directions five steps long. Use imperative sentences. Then write an exclamatory sentence that expresses something about the project. Critical Thinking 3
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