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Lesson (A)
Lesson (B)
Lesson (C)
1. Yikes!
2. Phew!
3. Yay!
4. Ouch!
5. Oops!
Interjections are followed by a question mark. False
Interjections are a very important part of speech. False
Interjections express sudden excitement or emotion. True
Interjections can be used formally as a direct quote. True
Interjections function as a filler and can be used with a comma or an
exclamation mark. True
a. relief
b. pain
c. fear
d. accident
e. happy
Type the interjection that best fits the sentences in the spaces provided.
1. That's delicious.
2. It's freezing.
3. I stubbed my toe.
4. We did it.
5. That's a steep cliff.
Yay! Wow! Yikes! Brrr! Ouch!
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a
e
b
d
Wow!
Brrr!
Ouch!
Yay!
Yikes!
Match the following interjections with their meanings.
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Language Arts: Interjections - Lessons Answer Key
