ELA Weekly Assessment - March Week 1

The narrator is all-knowing of the characters' thoughts and feelings.

• third person limited

• third person objective

• third person omniscient

The narrator tells the story from the point of view of a single character.

• third person limited

• third person objective

• third person omniscient

The narrator tells the story without describing any character's thoughts or feelings.

• third person limited

• third person objective

• third person omniscient

Which pairs of words are synonyms?

• prosecute, liberate

• elaborate, expand

• doubt, anticipate

• factor, consideration

What is the purpose of the second paragraph?

Is Daylight Saving Time something you look forward to? The start of Daylight Saving Time means waking up an hour ealier, even if the clocks tell you otherwise. It doesn't seem like much, but even just an hour of sleep loss can harm children -causing mood swings and irritability. What can you do to help your body adjust to the new time settings?

The best way to prepare is to use the week before Daylight Saving Time to adapt slowly. You can't expect your internal clocks to reset as quickly as your iphone's clock. Gradually sleep a little earlier each night to make the adjustment as smooth as possible. If your bedtime is 8pm, shift it to 7:45 pm, and then 7:30 pm, and so on. You aim to get as close to 7 pm as you can. You may not actually fall asleep until the usual bedime. However, the sooner you start your bedtime process, the more time you have to prepare and calm down.

• to list the effects of Daylight Saving Time on children

• to show how Daylight Saving Time originated

• to give guidance to children on how they can adjust to Daylight Saving Time

• to point out the advantages of Daylight Saving Time

Circle the word that is misspelled in the sentence below. Rewrite the word correctly.

• awdible

• audible

• audibel

• audibul

We will visit the __________ Building in Montgomery.

• capitol

• library

• museum

• stadium

The business does not have enough __________ to purchase new computers.

• capital

• employees

• time

• space

Which of the following best combines the above sentences?

He went to bed early. He still woke up late.

• He went to bed early, so he still woke up late.

• He went to bed early, but he still woke up late.

• He went to bed early, or he still woke up late.

What is the purpose of the underlined interjection?

Jeepers, that was close!

• to show relief

• to show joy

• to show annoyance

• to show distress