Language - 3rd grade

Language - 3rd grade

Write the following words in alphabetical order.

Open Ended

breakfast • lemonade • algebra • coat • love

Read the sentences. Choose the common nouns and the proper nouns.

Multiple Choice

1. The students went to visit the Getty Museum.

• students, Getty Museum

• went, visit

Multiple Choice

2. Mikey likes to eat apples and bananas.

• apples, bananas

• Mikey, apples

• Mikey, apples, bananas

Multiple Choice

3. The teacher taught us about Picasso.

• Picasso

• teacher

• teacher, Picasso

Fill in the blanks with "There is" or "There are"

Fill in the Blank

_ a couple of movies I want to see.

Fill in the Blank

_ a cat on top of the house.

Write the adverb of manner in each sentence.

Fill in the Blank

1. The brown puppy barked loudly.

Fill in the Blank

2. "I can't go to the movies", she said sadly.

Fill in the Blank

3. He can do his chores perfectly.

Write three sentences in the present tense using the listed verbs.

Open Ended

1. eat

Open Ended

2. play

Open Ended

3. sleep

Choose the correct verb for each sentence to form the present progressive tense.

Multiple Choice

I _ to the store.

• run

• runs

• am running

Multiple Choice

Larry _ because he fell from his bike.

• cry

• cries

• is crying

Answer the questions to tell the time.

Open Ended

At what time do you wake up on school days?

Open Ended

At what time do you have dinner?

Open Ended

At what time do you go to bed?

Choose the correct personal pronoun that replaces the words in bold.

Multiple Choice

Mom and Dad went to the movies.

• She

• We

• He

• They

Multiple Choice

Sally got a new bike.

• She

• We

• He

• They

Multiple Choice

Thomas bought some fruit.

• She

• We

• He

• They

Multiple Choice

My team and I went to the park.

• She

• We

• He

• They

Choose the correct prepositions to complete the sentences.

Multiple Choice

The cat is hiding _ the table.

• under

• from

• across

• about

Multiple Choice

Our house is _ the street.

• under

• from

• across

• about

Multiple Choice

I learned a lot _ Ancient Rome in class.

• under

• from

• across

• about

Multiple Choice

The new student is _ Venezuela.

• under

• from

• across

• about

Thank you!

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