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TRUE OF FALSE GAME
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Dialogue in writing is the description of characters
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Dialogue in writing is the description of characters.
False - Dialogue is the conversations characters have.
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A command is a sentence that tells someone to do something.
True
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An autobiography is the true story of someone's life told by a relative.
False - An autobiography is the true story of someone's life told by that person.
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The spine of a book joins the front and back covers.
True
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A cause makes something happen, and an effect is what happens.
True
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The word crash rhymes with smash.
True
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The name of countries are common nouns.
False - The names of countries are proper nouns.
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Novels are nonfiction.
False - Novels are fiction.
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Do, run and come are regular verbs.
False - Do, run and come are irregular verbs.
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An apostrophe looks like this: (").
False - An apostrophe looks like this (').
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Deer is the plural form of deer.
True
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Adverbs tell when, where and how.
True
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An exclamation is a sentence that shows strong feelings.
True
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Words that name particular people, places, animals or things are proper nouns.
True
15
Snow White was befriended by six dwarfs.
False - Snow White was befriended by seven dwarfs.
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A, an, and the are called articles.
True
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When a word ends in x, add s to make it plural.
False - When a word ends in x, add es to make it plural.
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If a person has a heart of gold, the person is very mean.
False - If a person has a heart of gold, the person is very kind.
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Willy Wonka had a toy factory.
False - Willy Wonka had a chocolate factory.
15
The American astronaut Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the moon.
True
15
Coal and oil are renewable resources.
False - Coal and oil are not renewable resources.
15
When you do research, you may read books, magazines and newspapers; interview people; or seach the internet.
True
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Jr. and Dr. are abbreviations.
True
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Adjectives describe verbs.
False - Adjectives describe nouns.
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An opinion can't be proved to be true or false.
True
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Fables are stories that teach lessons.
True
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Mountains become hotter and drier the higher you climb.
False - Mountains become hotter and cooler the higher you climb.
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Birds don't lay eggs.
False - Birds lay eggs.
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Erosion is caused by water carrying away soil and sand.
True
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Red, blue and yellow are secondary colors.
False - Red, blue and yellow are primary colors.
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Dialogue in writing is the description of characters.
False - Dialogue is the conversations characters have.
A command is a sentence that tells someone to do something.
True
An autobiography is the true story of someone's life told by a relative.
False - An autobiography is the true story of someone's life told by that person.
The spine of a book joins the front and back covers.
True
A cause makes something happen, and an effect is what happens.
True
The word crash rhymes with smash.
True
The name of countries are common nouns.
False - The names of countries are proper nouns.
Novels are nonfiction.
False - Novels are fiction.
Do, run and come are regular verbs.
False - Do, run and come are irregular verbs.
An apostrophe looks like this: (").
False - An apostrophe looks like this (').
Deer is the plural form of deer.
True
Adverbs tell when, where and how.
True
An exclamation is a sentence that shows strong feelings.
True
Words that name particular people, places, animals or things are proper nouns.
True
Snow White was befriended by six dwarfs.
False - Snow White was befriended by seven dwarfs.
A, an, and the are called articles.
True
When a word ends in x, add s to make it plural.
False - When a word ends in x, add es to make it plural.
If a person has a heart of gold, the person is very mean.
False - If a person has a heart of gold, the person is very kind.
Willy Wonka had a toy factory.
False - Willy Wonka had a chocolate factory.
The American astronaut Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the moon.
True
Coal and oil are renewable resources.
False - Coal and oil are not renewable resources.
When you do research, you may read books, magazines and newspapers; interview people; or seach the internet.
True
Jr. and Dr. are abbreviations.
True
Adjectives describe verbs.
False - Adjectives describe nouns.
An opinion can't be proved to be true or false.
True
Fables are stories that teach lessons.
True
Mountains become hotter and drier the higher you climb.
False - Mountains become hotter and cooler the higher you climb.
Birds don't lay eggs.
False - Birds lay eggs.
Erosion is caused by water carrying away soil and sand.
True
Red, blue and yellow are secondary colors.
False - Red, blue and yellow are primary colors.
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