This document contains three quizzes about parts of speech, sentence structure, and clauses. The first quiz identifies verbs from sentences as either active or passive. The second quiz asks students to identify sentence types and includes examples of interrogative, imperative, exclamatory and declarative sentences. The third quiz asks students to identify clauses as either dependent or independent.

1. Quiz # 5
Directions: Read each sentence carefully. Then, identify whether
each verb is ACTIVE or PASSIVE. Copy the verbs used in each
sentence. Write the word ACT for active and PASS for passive.
1. Monica enjoys listening to slow rock music.
2. The children are entering the classroom one by one.
3. A box of chocolates and a bouquet of flowers were delivered to
Dianne’s residence.
4. More than a million workers returned to their country because
of this pandemic.
5. The house is painted white, black and grey.

2. Quiz # 5
Directions: Read each sentence carefully. Copy the verbs
used in each sentence. Then, identify whether each verb is
ACTIVE or PASSIVE. Write the word ACT for active and PASS
for passive.
6. The choral group has sung a very memorable song.
7. The suspension of classes was announced early in the
morning.
8. Delica has been editing the videos for two hours already.
9. The owner of this house is being protected from harm.
10. A genuine smile can melt anyone’s heart.

3. Quiz # 6
Directions: Read and analyze each question carefully then write the
letter of your answer.
1. Which type of sentence must end with a question mark?
a. interrogative b. imperative c. exclamatory d. declarative
2. A sentence that’s used to give someone an order or a command is an
________ sentence.
a. interrogative b. imperative c. exclamatory d. declarative
3. The function of a declarative sentence is to ____ someone about
something.
a. ask b. inquire c. tell d. imply
4. What does an exclamatory sentence usually end with?
a. period b. question mark c. colon d. exclamation point
5. “Sit down and be quiet!” What type of sentence is this?
a. interrogative b. imperative c. exclamatory d. declarative

4. Quiz # 6
Directions: Decide if the clauses below are dependent
or independent by writing I for independent and D for
dependent.
11. When the temperature drops below 0 degrees
12. Because my weight has increased during the
quarantine.
13. My parents came home early from their trip.
14. The class went on a trip to the museum.
15. Since the lights were turned off.