Demonstrate Command of the Conventions of Standard English Grammar and Usage : CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.1.1 - Common Core: 1st Grade English Language Arts

Of the choices, the lower case letter is "e".

A, B, and D are all upper case letters. Their lower case versions are provided below:

A a

B b

D d

Of the choices, the upper case letter is "F".

a, r, and q are all lower case letters. Their upper case versions are provided below:

a A

r R

q Q

Of the choices, the lower case letter is "a".

F, G, and H are all upper case letters. Their lower case versions are provided below:

F → f

G → g

H→ h

Of the choices, the lower case letter is "b".

Q, T, and A are all upper case letters. Their lower case versions are provided below:

A → a

Q → q

T→ t

Of the choices, the lower case letter is "a".

B, L, and H are all upper case letters. Their lower case versions are provided below:

B → b

L → l

H→ h

Of the choices, the lower case letter is "g".

I, R, and E are all upper case letters. Their lower case versions are provided below:

I → i

R → r

E→ e

Of the choices, the lower case letter is "r".

T, U, and Y are all upper case letters. Their lower case versions are provided below:

T → t

U → u

Y→ y

Of the choices, the upper case letter is "E".

a, i, and b are all lower case letters. Their upper case versions are provided below:

a → A

i → I

b → B

Of the choices, the upper case letter is "G".

f, h, and j are all lower case letters. Their upper case versions are provided below:

f → F

h → H

j → J

Of the choices, the upper case letter is "R".

a, i, and b are all lower case letters. Their upper case versions are provided below:

p → P

k→ K

y → Y

Of the choices, the upper case letter is "Q".

t, r, and e are all lower case letters. Their upper case versions are provided below:

t → T

r → R

e → E

Of the choices, the upper case letter is "A".

i, u, and t are all lower case letters. Their upper case versions are provided below:

u → U

i → I

t → T

Looking at our answer choices, there are four types of sentences:

1. A d eclarative sentence is a sentence that tells the reader about something, and it will always end with a period.
2. An imperative sentence is a sentence that is a command, it tells someone to do something. This type of sentence will end in either a period or an exclamation point.
3. An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks something, it's a question. This type of sentence will always end with a question mark.
4. An exclamatory sentence is a sentence that shows excitement, surprise, or a strong emotion. This type of sentence will always end with an exclamation point.

Let's look at the sentence from the question:

Will you go get the mail from the mailbox?

This sentence ends in a question mark; thus, this sentence is an interrogative sentence.

Looking at our answer choices, there are four types of sentences:

1. A d eclarative sentence is a sentence that tells the reader about something, and it will always end with a period.
2. An imperative sentence is a sentence that is a command, it tells someone to do something. This type of sentence will end in either a period or an exclamation point.
3. An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks something, it's a question. This type of sentence will always end with a question mark.
4. An exclamatory sentence is a sentence that shows excitement, surprise, or a strong emotion. This type of sentence will always end with an exclamation point.

Let's look at the sentence from the question:

Take the dog outside.

The sentence ends in a period, so the answer can't be "exclamatory" and "interrogative". This sentence is telling someone to do something, take out the dog; thus, the correct answer is imperative.

Looking at our answer choices, there are four types of sentences:

1. A declarative sentence is a sentence that tells the reader about something, and it will always end with a period.
2. An imperative sentence is a sentence that is a command, it tells someone to do something. This type of sentence will end in either a period or an exclamation point.
3. An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks something, it's a question. This type of sentence will always end with a question mark.
4. An exclamatory sentence is a sentence that shows excitement, surprise, or a strong emotion. This type of sentence will always end with an exclamation point.

Let's look at the sentence from the question:

How are you feeling?

This sentence ends in a question mark; thus, this sentence is an interrogative sentence.

Looking at our answer choices, there are four types of sentences:

1. A declarative sentence is a sentence that tells the reader about something, and it will always end with a period.
2. An imperative sentence is a sentence that is a command, it tells someone to do something. This type of sentence will end in either a period or an exclamation point.
3. An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks something, it's a question. This type of sentence will always end with a question mark.
4. An exclamatory sentence is a sentence that shows excitement, surprise, or a strong emotion. This type of sentence will always end with an exclamation point.

Let's look at the sentence from the question:

What is your name?

This sentence ends in a question mark; thus, this sentence is an interrogative sentence.

Looking at our answer choices, there are four types of sentences:

1. A declarative sentence is a sentence that tells the reader about something, and it will always end with a period.
2. An imperative sentence is a sentence that is a command, it tells someone to do something. This type of sentence will end in either a period or an exclamation point.
3. An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks something, it's a question. This type of sentence will always end with a question mark.
4. An exclamatory sentence is a sentence that shows excitement, surprise, or a strong emotion. This type of sentence will always end with an exclamation point.

Let's look at the sentence from the question:

What is your favorite color?

This sentence ends in a question mark; thus, this sentence is an interrogative sentence.

Looking at our answer choices, there are four types of sentences:

1. A declarative sentence is a sentence that tells the reader about something, and it will always end with a period.
2. An imperative sentence is a sentence that is a command, it tells someone to do something. This type of sentence will end in either a period or an exclamation point.
3. An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks something, it's a question. This type of sentence will always end with a question mark.
4. An exclamatory sentence is a sentence that shows excitement, surprise, or a strong emotion. This type of sentence will always end with an exclamation point.

Let's look at the sentence from the question:

Her name is Megan.

This sentence is telling us something and it ends in a period. This is a declarative sentence.

Looking at our answer choices, there are four types of sentences:

1. A declarative sentence is a sentence that tells the reader about something, and it will always end with a period.
2. An imperative sentence is a sentence that is a command, it tells someone to do something. This type of sentence will end in either a period or an exclamation point.
3. An interrogative sentence is a sentence that asks something, it's a question. This type of sentence will always end with a question mark.
4. An exclamatory sentence is a sentence that shows excitement, surprise, or a strong emotion. This type of sentence will always end with an exclamation point.

Let's look at the sentence from the question:

My favorite color is green.

This sentence is telling us something and it ends in a period. This is a declarative sentence.