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Seventh Grade (Grade 7) Sentence Structure Questions

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Grade 7 Types of Sentences
This type of sentence makes a general statement.
  1. Declarative sentence
  2. Simple sentence
  3. Interrogative sentence
  4. Imperative sentence
Grade 7 Fragments and Run-ons
Which is a sentence fragment?
  1. Take your umbrella.
  2. It might rain today.
  3. Dark clouds in the sky.
  4. Rain is badly needed in the area.
Grade 7 Sentence Structure CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.7.1, L.7.1a
What is the compound subject in this sentence?

My teacher and my parents talked about my behavior in school.
  1. My teacher and me
  2. talked
  3. talked about my behavior
  4. My teacher and my parents
Grade 7 Phrases and Clauses CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.7.1
Which of the following sentences DOES NOT contain an appositive?
  1. San Francisco, the City by the Bay, is pretty.
  2. All the way from San Jose, I ran the marathon.
  3. City Hall, the red brick building, is going to be torn down.
Grade 7 Types of Sentences CCSS: CCRA.L.1, CCRA.L.3, L.7.1, L.7.1b, L.7.3
Why should you use compound sentences?
  1. to connect ideas
  2. to add detail
  3. to contrast information
  4. all of the above
Grade 7 Combining Sentences
What is the best way to combine the sentences below?

Hannah had a summer job.
She worked as a proofreader for the newspaper.
Now she writes features about our school.
  1. Hannah had a summer job as a proofreader for the newspaper, since she now writes features about our school.
  2. Hannah, who had a summer job as a proofreader for the newspaper, now writes features about our school.
  3. Although she now writes features about our school, Hannah worked as a proofreader for the newspaper.
  4. Because she now writes features about our school, Hannah had a summer job as proofreader for the newspaper.
Grade 7 Types of Sentences
Identify the sentence type.

I hurried over to Varun's house and met Jared on the way.
  1. simple
  2. compound
  3. complex
  4. compound-complex
Grade 7 Types of Sentences
An                 sentence asks a question and ends with a question mark.
  1. exclamatory
  2. interrogative
  3. declarative
  4. imperative
Grade 7 Sentence Structure
Identify the predicate:
The tiny kittens crawled out of the basket.
  1. kittens crawled
  2. crawled out of the basket
  3. out of the basket
Grade 7 Types of Sentences
Identify the type of sentence below:

What time did you feed Margot dinner?
  1. declarative sentence
  2. interrogative sentence
  3. imperative sentence
  4. exclamatory sentence
Grade 7 Phrases and Clauses
Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?
  1. The dog with the brown spots belongs to that child.
  2. The car was parked in the garage for fifteen years.
  3. The car's battery was dead.
  4. Hanging on the wall, she glanced in the mirror.
Grade 7 Types of Sentences
Which sentence is a complex sentence?
  1. Tomorrow the students have a test in English and in Algebra.
  2. They are studying because they want to do well on both tests.
  3. English is a hard subject for some, but many find math even harder.
Grade 7 Types of Sentences
A                 sentence makes a statement and ends with a period.
  1. exclamatory
  2. declarative
  3. interrogative
  4. imperative
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