Language and Arts

Language and Arts

5th bimester

Character trait

What your character feels

Include thoughts, feelings, actions.

Multiple Choice

Choose the character trait that are represented in the sentence:

Marcia has tons of ideas and energy for this project, and she shows uo early

• creative

• assertive

• zealous

• spiritual

Multiple Choice

Choose the character trait that are represented in the sentence:

Mr. Miller has had the same job and lived in the same house for 32 years

• loving

• optimistic

• spiritual

• stable

Multiple Choice

Choose the character trait that are represented in the sentence:

No matter what happens, Jim always expects things to get better.

• assertive

• loving

• optimistic

• angry

Multiple Choice

Choose the character trait that are represented in the sentence:

My mother tucks me in every night and kisses me on the forehead.

• loving

• stable

• kind

• spiritual

Multiple Choice

Determine the point fo view:

Cindy got her test back and started crying inmmediatly. It was a C. Her mother would never stand for Cs. She felt dissappointed. She knew that she would be in big trouble

• first person

• second persond

• third person

Multiple Choice

Determine the point of view:

I examined the math book. It had been badly treated. The cover was torn and it appeared ti be missing some pages. Still, I knew that looks were less important than utiliy.

• First person

• second person

• third person

Multiple Choice

Which point of view each sentence is written in?

In just a few simple steps you can make a big chance in your life.

• First person

• Second Person

• Third person

Comparative adjectives

Are the ones that finish with -er: taller, fatter, bigger.

Los usas cuando comparas dos o más cosas.

Cuando el verbo tiene más de dos sílabas usas: more + adjective: more beatiful

Superlative adjectives

Son los que terminan en -est: fastest, youngest, nicest.

Cuando tiene más de 3 sílabas usas: most+adjective: most famous.

REMEMBER

An adjective descriibes something: person, place, animal.

tall

big

famous

happy

crazy

young

old

Multiple Choice

Fill in the correct form of the words (comparative or supperlative)

My house is _____________ (big) than yours.

• bigger

• most big

• biggest

• more bigger

Multiple Choice

Fill in the correct form of the words (comparative or supperlative)

This flower is ______________ (pretty) than that one.

• most pretty

• prettiest

• prettier

• more pretty

Multiple Choice

Fill in the correct form of the words (comparative or supperlative)

Mary is the _______________ (pretty) of all.

• prettier

• most pretty

• prettiest

• more pretty

Multiple Choice

Fill in the correct form of the words (comparative or supperlative)

This TV show is ___________________ (interesting)

• the most interesting

• more interesting

• interestier

Multiple Choice

Fill in the correct form of the words (comparative or supperlative)

I want the _____________________(new) phone in the shop.

• newier

• newest

• more newer

• most new

Multiple Choice

Select the correct subordinating conjuction:

___________ he finished his homework he played his quitar and sang

• Although

• After

• So that

• Unless

Multiple Choice

Select the correct subordinating conjuction

________________ Brenda washed the dishes, Ashley dusted the furtniture

• While

• because

• unless

• in order that

Multiple Choice

Select the correct subordinating conjuction

Rachel decided to sunbathe in the beach _____________ the sand was yellow as a gold.

• wherever

• whereas

• where

• whether

Multiple Choice

Select the correct subordinating conjuction

I will lend you my bicycle ______ you promise to give it back before Thursday

• even if

• provided that

• before

• until

Multiple Choice

Select the correct subordinating conjuction

Uncle Sammy has got three violins ______ he doesn't know how to play them.

• provided that

• unless

• even though

• because