English 6

Some of them are unmannered, intractable, and ignorant; but others are docile, and evince a disposition that pleases me, as they seem to have a desire to learn.

What does the underlined word mean?

• stubborn

• obedient

• burdensome

• unmanageable

IDENTIFICATION. Identify whether the following adverb is an adverb of place, time, or manner. Type only the kind of adverb in small letters (for example, adverb of time)

Jane is going to teach her students some needlework tomorrow.

I felt quite desolate. I even felt degraded, in fact. I was weak. l dismayed at the ignorance, the poverty, the coarseness of all I heard and saw around me.

What does the underlined word mean?

• devastated

• cherished

• pleased

• befriended

They were wholly untaught, and their minds were quite torpid. What does the underlined word mean?

• inactive

• lazy

• lethargic

• all of the above

How many students does Jane have?

• 10

• 20

• 30

• 40

What does Jane teach to her students?

• history

• grammar

• needlework

• all of the above

Jane was gleeful, settled, and content during the time she spent in the schoolroom.

• True

• False

These dreams were many-colored and agitated, and amidst unusual scenes, charged with adventure and agitating risk.The underlined word means troubled or nervous.

• True

• False

IDENTIFICATION. Identify whether the following adverb is an adverb of place, time, or manner. Type only the kind of adverb in small letters (for example, adverb of time)

Eyre teaches well despite being unmotivated.

IDENTIFICATION. Identify whether the following adverb is an adverb of place, time, or manner. Type only the kind of adverb in small letters (for example, adverb of time)

He would like to go somewhere exclusive for his trip.