WorksheetsExpo Test #1 Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which story is this a quote from:
“There was a horrifying rush of cheddar taste, followed immediately by the dull tang of soybean flour."
"No Wonder They Call Me..."
"Why Looks are the Last Bastion of Discrimination"
"What's in a Name?"
"Indian Education"
Which story is this a quote from:
“"I knew when I was in the presence of 'one of those things,' one of those things that provided a glimpse, through a rent curtain, at another world that we could not affect but that affected us."
"Ground Zero"
"Once More to the Lake"
"What's in a Name?"
"Shooting an Elephant"
“Windows were opened again, and lights went on in many apartments. The assailant got into his car and drove away.”
. “Let’s take back the peace we’re owed. The next time your young, happy co-worker brings in his dog for the day, tell him the office is not a canine playpen. It’s time to take that dog home.”
“And by the act of our visiting – whether we are motivated by curiosity or horror or reverence or grief, or by something confusing that combines them all – that space fills up again.”
to ridicule; mock
debauchery
diadem
deride
coalesce
to improve someone morally
desiccated
desultory
deviate
edify
a crown
diadem
despicable
diaphanous
eclectic
to blend; merge
coalesce
celibate
defile
elicit
worthless matter
desultory
chimerical
elegy
chaff
imaginary; fantastic
denouement
edify
chimerical
chagrin
to criticize sharply
edify
defile
delineate
censure
a stopping; discontinuance
cessation
deign
edify
debacle
a complete failure; total collapse
debauchery
debacle
deference
demeanor
remarkably bad; outrageous
cessation
defile
egregious
effete
to draw forth; call forth
demeanor
chagrin
deviate
elicit
What is the part of speech of the underlined word?
Hey, you can't go into the reactor - the radiation is too dangerous.
noun
verb
preposition
pronoun
What is the part of speech of the underlined word?
Hey, you can't go into the reactor - the radiation is too dangerous.
noun
verb
preposition
pronoun
What is the part of speech of the underlined word?
Hey, you can't go into the reactor - the radiation is too dangerous.
noun
verb
preposition
pronoun
What is the part of speech of the underlined word?
Hey, you can't go into the reactor - the radiation is too dangerous.
noun
verb
preposition
pronoun
What is the part of speech of the underlined word?
Hey, you can't go into the reactor - the radiation is too dangerous.
adjective
interjection
preposition
adverb
Which type of phrase is underlined in the following sentence?
Wearing a seersucker suit and straw hat, Roger stuck out among his fellow students.
prepositional
appositive
infinitive
participial
Which type of phrase is underlined in the following sentence?
At midnight, dozens of sleepy people were awakened by the noise and wondered what had happened.
prepositional
appositive
infinitive
participial
Which type of phrase is underlined in the following sentence?
If you want to get a good grade, make sure you do the readings and the homework.
prepositional
appositive
infinitive
participial
What is the direct object in the following sentence?
I look incredible in my granddad's school uniform.
look
uniform
school
incredible
What is the indirect object of the following sentence?
I gave Josh a high five after the game.
gave
Josh
high five
game
What is the object of the preposition in the following sentence.
I gave Josh a high five after the game.
gave
Josh
high five
game
Writing to convince your reader of your point.
expressive
informative
persuasive
debate
The situation of which you are writing.
background
description
occasion
thesis statement
Autobiographical writing of a specific event that occurred in the author's life.
short story
expository essay
informative essay
memoir
The reader of the essay.
Mr. Waddell
occasion
audience
general subject
A narrow focus of your writing.
specific subject
general subject
thesis statement
description
Which of the following is using commas correctly?
I bought eggs, milk and fabric softener.
I want to go to the movies and I want to have dinner out for a change.
After the game tonight, we will go to Joe's house, and we will celebrate a great season!
Even though I love the snow I'm getting really sick of having to shovel, scrape, and salt.
worn out; barren
ebullient
dichotomy
effete
elicit
a sad or mournful poem
edify
elegy
effete
diaphanous
embarrassment; a complete loss of courage
chagrin
celibate
chimerical
coalesce
