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Grade 3 Reasoning: Sentence arrangement QuizPrint.CA Ontario · Reasoning — put mixed-up words into a grammatical sentence NameDateScore 1. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come first? gathered leaves their salmon small 2. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come last? rested warm each toad 3. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come first? rested caribou his hungry 4. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come last? our muskrat sleepy waited 5. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come first? ball the their yellow small buried puppy 6. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come last? waited our pig soft 7. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come first? small held crumbs duck their 8. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come last? held hungry loons berries our 9. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come first? slept little goose each 10. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come last? a warm sister my loaf baked Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource. Answer key Grade 3 Reasoning: Sentence arrangement Ontario · Reasoning — put mixed-up words into a grammatical sentence Question numbers match the worksheet. 1.C) theirTheir small salmon gathered leaves. 2.D) restedEach warm toad rested. 3.A) hisHis hungry caribou rested. 4.C) waitedOur sleepy muskrat waited. 5.B) theirTheir puppy buried the small yellow ball. 6.C) waitedOur soft pig waited. 7.D) theirTheir small duck held crumbs. 8.D) berriesOur hungry loons held berries. 9.D) eachEach little goose slept. 10.B) loafMy sister baked a warm loaf. Keep this page if you are printing for a child. Fresh practice from quizprint.ca. Unofficial practice — not a ministry test or resource.

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