Equipping Ell: Unit 1-3 review

Unit 1-3 Equipping ELL Review

Multiple Choice

What is a noun?

• A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.
• A noun is a synonym for an adjective.
• A noun is a type of verb.
• A noun describes an action.

Multiple Choice

What are three (3) examples of prepositions?

• run, walk, read

• in, on, at
• red, blue, yellow

• happy, sad, mad

Multiple Choice

What are four (4) examples of pronouns?

• she, he, we, they

• they, he, run, walk

• I, she, red, green

• we, I, she, green

Multiple Choice

True or False

The sentence is written correctly: 

I don’t agree with her because I dont like animals.

• True
• False

Multiple Choice

What reflexive pronoun goes in the blank:

We have fun with ___ family

• our
• my
• their
• his

Multiple Choice

What reflexive pronoun goes in the blank:

I can brush __ teeth by myself.

• our

• them

• my

• your

Multiple Choice

Which sentence best describes the picture:

• A bird is perched on the kitchen counter.
• A dog is on top of the kitchen counter.

• A dog is playing outside.
• A cat is sleeping on the sofa.

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between like and need?

• 'Need' is a casual expression of preference.
• 'Like' indicates preference; 'need' indicates necessity.
• 'Like' is something you must have.

Multiple Choice

What are four things you need in a classroom.

• paper, pencil, pen, eraser

• water, food, hat, backpack

• pencil, notebook, apple, dog

Match

Match the sentence with the picture that best represents it:

The girl is happy reading her book.

I am getting a band-aid from the nurse.

The custodians work together to clean.

We eat lunch inside of the cafeteria.

The cafeteria workers help us by cooking

• The girl is happy reading her book.

• I am getting a band-aid from the nurse.

• The custodians work together to clean.

• We eat lunch inside of the cafeteria.

• The cafeteria workers help us by cooking

Multiple Choice

Three examples of progressive verbs.

• he ran, he walked, he ate

• is jumping, is walking, is playing

• we run, we walk, we play

Multiple Choice

What words from the sentences are prepositions?

1. He sat on the chair.

2. She was hiding under the table.

• about
• with
• in, next to

• on, under

Multiple Choice

What words from the sentences are prepositions?

1. The cat jumped off the counter.

2. The book belongs to Anthony.

3. They were sitting by the tree

• under
• jumped, belongs

• off, to, by

• book, tree, counter