Grammar and Vocabulary Review

Grammar Review

Time to recall things you've learned in Grade 4

Antonyms​

Choose the word that means the opposite of the underlined word in the sentence.​

Multiple Choice

Anthony and his cousin live in different states.

• together

• large

• strange

• same

Multiple Choice

The cousins always see each other in the summer.

• sometimes

• never

• usually

• often

Multiple Choice

Anthony's cousin will arrive for a visit in June.

• come

• reach

• depart

• stay

Multiple Choice

A big smile appears on Anthony's face when his cousin visits.

• vanishes

• spreads

• reamins

• happens

Multiple Choice

The cousins both like exciting sports such as skateboarding.

• unusual

• boring

• difficult

• dangerous

Proper Nouns​

​Choose the sentence in which the underlined noun is written correctly.

Multiple Choice

​Choose the sentence in which the underlined noun is written correctly.

• Julio is visiting his aunt martha in Texas.

• He lives in Monterrey, Mexico.

• Juilo toured the alamo in San Antonio.

• Tomorrow Julio and his aunt will drive to austin.

Multiple Choice

​Choose the sentence in which the underlined noun is written correctly.

• The town of springwood needs a new library.

• Springwood Public library is too small for the town.

• Mayor Wilson says that the city cannot pay the whole cost.

• Mrs. fox, the library director, knows a way to raise money.

Multiple Choice

​Choose the sentence in which the underlined noun is written correctly.

• Mr. davis coaches our baseball team.

• chad is the star pitcher on the team.

• Our team practices at pease Park

• He goes to Westwood Elementary School.

Multiple Choice

​Choose the sentence in which the underlined noun is written correctly.

• Emily recently started taking piano lessons.

• Mrs. harris is her piano teacher.

• She will play in her first recital at parker hall.

• Her aunt thelma plans to attend the recital.

Multiple Choice

​Choose the sentence in which the underlined noun is written correctly.

• Andy's ancestors came to america from Ireland.

• They came across the atlantic Ocean.

• Their ship was called the Dubliner.

• They settled in albany,

​Multiple Meaning Word

Choose the correct meaning for each underlined word.​

Multiple Choice

At a signal from the leader, the Independence Day Parade began.

• marching step

• loud sound

• type of light

• special sign

Multiple Choice

Every spectator held an American flag.

• person who looks at something

• person who marches in parade

• person who wears a costume

• person who leads a parade

Multiple Choice

Who drew the design on the parade banner?

• letters of the alphabet

• special mark or pattern

• cloth for a banner

• ink u

Multiple Choice

The colorful floats were a beautiful spectacle.

• something that moves

• something to carry people in parade

• something exciting to look at

• something made of paper

Multiple Choice

A ringing bell will signify the end of the parade.

• go before

• be a sign of

• make a loud sound

• come after

Multiple Choice

Carlos did not feel well enough to sing in the program.

• free from ill health

• a deep hole made in the ground

• completely

• in a skillful way

Multiple Choice

Ellen could not fool someone as sharp as Kim.

• at an exact time

• angry

• having a thin edge

• smart

Multiple Choice

Jamaal had to replace the spring in his grandfather's watch.

• a stream of water

• one of the four seasons

• a piece of coiled wire

• to jump

Multiple Choice

Sarah painted a bunch of wildflowers growing in a field.

• a large area of grass

• a place where games are played

• to catch a ball

• to answer a question

Multiple Choice

Mr. Soo placed a quarter in the parking meter.

• one fourth of something

• a coin equal to twenty-five cents

• twelve weeks of a school term

• to divide into parts

​Singular and Plural Nouns

​Write the plural noun of the underlined noun

Fill in the Blank

Pineapple and nuts are grown in Hawaii.

Fill in the Blank

Our class is learning about the fifty state

Fill in the Blank

The students traveled in two bus.

Fill in the Blank

Two baby hippopotamus were born last week.

Fill in the Blank

It was a hot day, and many students wore sunglass.

Fill in the Blank

Coyotes and wolf were also a problem for the settlers.

Fill in the Blank

There are so many great American city to visit.

Fill in the Blank

They used ox to help plow the fields.

Fill in the Blank

At dusk several deer wandered into the field.

Fill in the Blank

A party will be held afterward to celebrate the candidates' victory.

​Possessives

​Write the underlined phrase into the possessives noun.

-​Example-

The brother of Amber loves to tease her. (Answer: Amber's brother)

Fill in the Blank

The friend of Tara Catherine moved to America from France.

Fill in the Blank

The the kindness of the students made Catherine feel welcome.

Fill in the Blank

The the greeting of the teacher to Catherine was in French.

Fill in the Blank

the brother belonging to Catherine Jacques also goes to our school.

Fill in the Blank

Catherine is learning about history belonging to America.

Correcting Run-On Sentences​

​Choose the sentence that is written correctly.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that is written correctly.

• Our trip to Tennessee has finally begun, I am nervous and excited.

• Papa stopped at noon, and we ate lunch under a shade tree.

• The wagon ride is bumpy the sun is hot.

• We have found water, it has a bad taste.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that is written correctly.

• The rain finally stopped, so I helped make breakfast.

• We stopped and camped on the prairie we were near the road.

• Rain poured down all night, I could hardly sleep.

• Horace fed the horses, we loaded up the wagon.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that is written correctly.

• The road is so muddy the sky overhead is clear.

• We passed another wagon, they are going to Missouri.

• They have two children, one daughter is my age.

• We shared food with them, and they were thankful.

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that is written correctly.

• We camped in the woods I slept better this time.

• The next day we came to Medvey, but we didn't stop.

• Papa wanted to hurry on to Bailey, Mama and I like to go slower.

• The land is becoming hilly, the earth is r