Wednesday, 10/18: Sentence Scramble, KoS, Vocab, TMA – Mr. Coward's Seventh Grade English

“Sentence Scramble, 10/18.”

for the warm rotting
for she hoped for nothing
tonight she settled
and expected nothing
of a dung heap
where she dreamed of nothing

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A declarative (D) sentence makes a statement. It ends with a period.
An interrogative (INT) sentence asks a question. It ends with a question mark.
An imperative (IMP) sentence tells or asks someone to do something. It usually ends with a period.
An exclamatory (E) sentence shows STRONG feeling. It always ends with an exclamation point.

“Warm Up, 10/18. KoS.” For 1-7 write D, IMP, INT, or E.

Do you know what Limburger is
Please tell me what Limburger is (Bonus: Do it.)
Will you please tell me what Limburger is
It is soooo unfair that you won’t tell me what Limburger is
I know what Limburger is
Oh how easy it is now to make Limburger
Think about how you might use Limburger in your life
Rearrange the words to turn #1 into a different kind of sentence. Do not add or subtract words. Write the sentence.

“Vocabulary, 10/18.” Write the word. You will use words more than once.

(2) In the fable “The Tortoise and the Hare,” the tortoise is ______ and the hare is ______.
“Nothing in the mail but junk mail and a death certificate.”
“Election years are the best time to land–they never notice us in all the _____.”
______
______
After he forgot his wife’s birthday, he had to _____ for several days before she forgave him.
He practiced the skate trick ______(ly) until he got it right.
My mom didn’t find my reasons for “needing” an X-Box8 very _____, so I was denied.
He was so hungry that he ate the food, ____ of the mold around the edges.
The warnings about the storm were ____. It was clear you needed to take cover.
compelling : boring :: cordial : ____
*_____ 13.*(un)_____