T3 Week 11 Review

T3 Week 11 Review

This week's objectives...

• We are learning how to distinguish the difference between fables and fairy tales.

• We are learning how to identify and write a singular and plural possessive noun. 

• We are learning to identify and describe quadrilaterals.

• We are learning to identify, compare, and explain different forces.​

• We are learning to differentiate between needs and wants: and goods and services.

Multiple Choice

What is not a characteristic about FABLES?

• Passed down from generation to generation
• Animals, plants, inanimate objects, or forces of nature which are given human qualities
• Usually ends with a moral, or a short sentence with a lesson about life.
• Were like science because they explained how natural events work.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct Possessive Noun that belongs in the blank.



All of the ________ tails are black and white.

• cat's

• cats'

• catses

• cats's

Multiple Choice

Which is not a quadrilateral?

Multiple Choice

What is a Force?

• The distance
• Mass
• A push or pull
• Give me a  failing grade 

Multiple Choice

Which provides both goods and services?

• A babysitter
• A post office
• A bus driver

Multiple Choice

How is a fairy tale different than a fable?

• Only fables uses animals
• Only fairy tales use magic
• Only fairy tales have real people
• Only fables teach a lesson.

Multiple Choice

stripes on those zebras

• zebras's stripes

• zebras stripes'

• zebras' stripes

• zebras stripes

Multiple Choice

Which shape is NOT an example of a parallelogram?

Multiple Choice

When forces are _________ the object DOES NOT move.

• unbalanced
• balanced
• heavy
• light

Multiple Choice

Which of these explains a want, not a need?

• Shelter: If you don't have this you could possibly die in cold weather

• Chocolate: People like to eat this as a sweet treat, some may think it's delicious.

• Protein: This is important for having good health. It provides valuable nutrients.

• Clothes: You wear these to stay warm and out of jail.

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a feature of a fairy tale?

• often about royalty

• one character is helped by another

• people appear or events happen two times

• a "bad guy" may have magical powers

Multiple Choice

What is the possessive form of the word women?

• woman

• womens

• womens'

• women's

Multiple Choice

Give the specific name for this quadrilateral

• square

• rectangle

• rhombus

• trapezoid

Multiple Choice

When two objects rub together, what force do they produce

• Gravity
• Air resistance
• Friction
• Water resistance

Multiple Choice

Which is an example of a service?

• book
• police officer
• chair
• backpack

Multiple Choice

the tires of the truck

• the truck's tires
• the truck tires
• the trucks' tires

Multiple Choice

A square is...

• a rhombus, rectangle, parallelogram, and quadrilateral

• only a rhombus

• only a rectangle

• only a trapezoid

Multiple Choice

What is the force that causes objects to fall to Earth?

• Air resistance
• Gravity
• Water resistance
• Pressure

Multiple Choice

Air, shelter, and food are all examples of ______________

• needs

• wants

Poll

Which topic from this week you still need to practice?

• Fairy Tales and Fables

• Possessive Nouns

• Quadrilaterals

• Forces of Motion

• Needs & Wants/Goods & Services

Now it is time to catch up!

Complete any unfinished Nearpods, Kumon, Study Ladder, Kids A-Z, and Edmentum lessons.

Also you need to complete your Math End-Of -Year Assessment on Think Central.