WorksheetsVocabulary Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Caption
a)
Titles on a page
b)
Words that describe a picture
c)
Bold or italics letters
d)
List of of vocabulary words
2.
Conflict
a)
Problem
b)
Setting
c)
Characters
d)
Resolution
3.
Setting
a)
Page numbers
b)
Pictures or drawings
c)
When and where story takes place
d)
Words that describe a picture
4.
Illustration
a)
Person that wrote the story
b)
Pictures in a story
c)
Graphs
d)
Table of Contents
5.
Author
a)
Autobiography
b)
Person that drew the pictures
c)
Person that wrote the story
d)
Genre of the story
6.
Genre
a)
Words in the back of a book
b)
Heading, sub heading
c)
Text feature (bold, italics)
d)
Type of story (informational, historical fiction)
7.
Glossary
a)
Type of story
b)
Informational text
c)
List of word meanings (dictionary)
d)
Genre
8.
Synonym
a)
Same
b)
Opposite
9.
Antonym
a)
Same
b)
Opposite
10.
Onomatopoeia
a)
Winnie wears wild wigs.
b)
Crack! Crunch! Thwack!
c)
When pigs fly!
11.
Alliteration
a)
Snap! Crackle! Crunch!
b)
Twin tigers twirl tails.
c)
I’ve got your back!
12.
Idiom
a)
It’s raining cats and dogs!
b)
Slurp! Plop! Drip!
c)
Crazy cats clean clay cars.
13.
Adjectives
a)
Action words
b)
Words that describe a noun
c)
Person, place or thing
d)
The problem in a story
14.
Verbs
a)
Words that describe
b)
Action words
c)
Person, place or thing
d)
The conflict in a story
15.
Nouns
a)
Action words
b)
Words that describe
c)
Person, place or thing
d)
The conflict in a story
16.
Resolution
a)
The conflict in a story
b)
The people in a story
c)
How the conflict is solved
d)
The author of a story
17.
Characters
a)
When a story takes place
b)
People or animals in a story
c)
The author of a story
d)
The person that draws the pictures
18.
Authors Purpose
a)
When the story was written
b)
Why the story was written
c)
Who the story is written for
d)
Where the story takes place
19.
Audience
a)
Who the story is written for
b)
Why the story was written
c)
Where the story takes place
d)
When the story takes place
20.
Authors purpose
a)
Bold, italics, highlighted words
b)
Persuade, inform, entertain
c)
The type of story (genre)
d)
Words that describe
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