I Ready

Which detail from the story contains a simile?

• "Jaxon had never been on a boat before, and the thought of traveling across the bay was making his knees weak."

• "His classmates were all laughing and joking as they grabbed their life jackets, but Jaxon wasn't even smiling."

• "This boat is as strong as the oak over there."

• The ocean breeze began to melt away Jaxon's fears.

Which sentence uses the correct form of 'ready'?

• A) I ready to go to the store.

• B) I am ready to go to the store.

• C) I ready going to the store.

• D) I ready for go to the store.

What is the meaning of the word 'ready' in the sentence: 'She was ready to start her new job'?

• A) Unprepared

• B) Prepared

• C) Hesitant

• D) Uncertain

Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.

• A) He ready for the meeting.

• B) They are ready for the meeting.

• C) She ready for the meeting.

• D) We ready for the meeting.

Identify the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement.

• A) The team is ready for the game.

• B) The team are ready for the game.

• C) The team were ready for the game.

• D) The team be ready for the game.

Which word is a synonym for 'ready'?

• A) Unprepared

• B) Eager

• C) Reluctant

• D) Unwilling

In the sentence 'I am ready to leave,' what part of speech is 'ready'?

• A) Noun

• B) Verb

• C) Adjective

• D) Adverb

Which sentence uses 'ready' as an adjective?

• A) Ready is a verb.

• B) I ready myself for the challenge.

• C) She is ready for the exam.

• D) Ready, set, go!

What is the antonym of 'ready'?

• A) Prepared

• B) Unprepared

• C) Willing

• D) Eager

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'ready' in a future tense context.

• A) I will ready to go soon.

• B) I will be ready to go soon.

• C) I ready to go soon.

• D) I ready will go soon.