4th Grade Final Test

4th Grade Final Test

Welcome to your English Language Arts final test. I wish you the best of lucks. If you study you'll do great in this test

Reading

Let's warm our brain up by reading a few lines about honesty.

Honesty

Honesty is always telling the truth. It is about being trustworthy and loyal. There are many ways to show honesty.

Manny was the classroom's money collector for special events. Whenever the classroom did a collection and gathered money, the class trusted Manny to do it. If he found a penny on the ground he tried to find the owner. He wouldn't take a cent that wasn't his! Manny was very honest.

Honesty (continues)

Gretchen always told the truth, no matter what. Gretchen wouldn't even lie even when a bully wanted her to lie about what she'd seen her do! All of Gretchen's friends wouldn't let anything happen to her, either. They all loved Gretchen for being so honest.

How do you show honesty?

Multiple Choice

There is just one way to show honesty.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Who was the classroom money collector?

• Max

• Manny

• Martin

• Mindy

Multiple Choice

Who told the truth no matter what a bully said?

• Kelly

• Greta

• Kim

• Gretchen

Multiple Choice

They all loved Gretchen for Being so ______

• clean

• honest

• pretty

• scary

Multiple Choice

People trusts Manny because he's honest.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Honesty is always ____________________

• telling a lie

• walking away

• telling the truth

• none of the above

Grammar

Now that you're all warmed up, let's continue with some grammar exercises.

Sentences and Sentence Fragments

• Use the blank space to tell if the group of words is a sentence or a fragment

Multiple Choice

Let's watch television!

• sentence

• fragment

Multiple Choice

at the meeting.

• sentence

• fragment

Multiple Choice

That little girl

• sentence

• fragment

Multiple Choice

We saw the dog.

• sentence

• fragment

Multiple Choice

The hamster and its wheel

• sentence

• fragment

Subject and Predicate

Part I: Fill the blank with the simple predicate from each sentence.

Subject and Predicate

Part II: Tell if the highlighted fragment is the complete subject or the complete predicate.

Multiple Choice

Colorful fireworks lit up the sky.

• Complete Subject

• Complete Predicate

Multiple Choice

I bought a checkered shirt for Nathan.

• Complete Subject

• Complete Predicate

Multiple Choice

Doctor Sullivan and his talking parrot arrived at the party.

• Complete Subject

• Complete Predicate

Multiple Choice

Mr.McGee’s daughter plays soccer with her friends.

• Complete Subject

• Complete Predicate

Kinds of Sentences

Select the kind of sentence specified.

Multiple Choice

Select the imperative sentence.

• The paper said that a large crowd is expected.

• How long will it take to get there?

• Don't leave your binoculars behind.

• This trip will be unforgettable!

Multiple Choice

Select the declarative sentence.

• The paper said that a large crowd is expected.

• How long will it take to get there?

• Don't leave your binoculars behind.

• This trip will be unforgettable!

Multiple Choice

Select the exclamatory sentence.

• The paper said that a large crowd is expected.

• How long will it take to get there?

• Don't leave your binoculars behind.

• This trip will be unforgettable!

Multiple Choice

Select the interrogative sentence.

• The paper said that a large crowd is expected.

• How long will it take to get there?

• Don't leave your binoculars behind.

• This trip will be unforgettable!

Quotation Marks with Direct Speech

Rewrite each sentence using the correct punctuation.

Split Quotations

Rewrite each sentence using the correct punctuation.