GMAS ELA Review

Front

Which sentence uses a plural noun correctly? Options: There are three childs playing in th garden., Roger thinks dogs are better pets than mice., Louise lost two baby tooths in the same week., There are lots of deers in the woods near my house.

Back

Roger thinks dogs are better pets than mice.

Front

Which sentence has an error in spelling?

• The bus is stuck in traffic.
• Grandma always wears a necklace.
• They need to repare the broken desk.
• I wonder if there is life on other planets.

Back

They need to repare the broken desk.

Front

Which sentence uses a possessive noun correctly?
Options: My parrots' beak was a bright yellow., Sarah borrowed her brother's mittens., We can use the schools' camera to film., The two team's colors were the same green.

Back

Sarah borrowed her brother's mittens.

Front

Which form of the verb BEST completes the sentence? Options: will join, joins, has joined, joined

Back

joined

Front

How is the underlined word used?

Back

The underlined word describes the dog.

Front

Which sentence uses the verb correctly?

• The cat licked the bowl of water.
• We runned to the gym after school.
• My friend knowed about the homework.
• The teacher shutted the book at the end.

Back

The cat licked the bowl of water.

Front

Which word BEST links the two ideas? Options: and, but, for, or

Back

and

Front

Which title is capitalized correctly?
Options: Favorite Animal stories for Kids, Favorite animal stories for Kids, Favorite Animal Stories for Kids, Favorite Animal Stories For Kids

Back

Favorite Animal Stories for Kids

Front

Which sentence uses quotation marks correctly? "My teacher asked, Do you have any pets?", My brother shouted, Hurry or "we will be late!", Annebelle "said, I love riding my bike.", I asked, "When can we go to the library?"

Back

I asked, "When can we go to the library?"

Front

Which pair of words would BEST help a student find the underlined word on a dictionary page? Options: cat-coat, child-cool, copy-curl, complete-copper

Back

copy-curl