WorksheetsFirst Nine Week Final
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 18mins
all of the events leading up to the climax
Resolution
Climax
Rising action
Plot
sequence of events in a story, novel, or play
resolution
plot
point of view
setting
churlish
lacking money
lacking time
lacking a girlfriend
lacking manners
Mr. Sullivan awarded Avery an ice cream. Identify the underlined.
subject
object of preposition
direct object
indirect object
Mr. Sullivan awarded Avery an ice cream. Identify the underlined.
subject
object of preposition
direct object
indirect object
After the rain, the clouds looked purple.
subject
direct object
predicate nominative
object of preposition
After the rain, the clouds looked purple.
subject
direct object
predicate nominative
object of preposition
After the rain, the clouds looked purple.
subject
direct object
predicate nominative
predicate adjective
After the rain, the clouds looked purple.
action verb
linking verb
Have you felt the rabbit fur on Jill’s new coat?
subject
object of preposition
indirect object
direct object
Have you felt the rabbit fur on Jill’s new coat?
subject
object of preposition
indirect object
direct object
Have you felt the rabbit fur on Jill’s new coat?
subject
object of preposition
indirect object
direct object
Jan was anxious about the test.
linking verb
action verb
Jan was anxious about the test.
predicate noun
predicate adjective
direct object
subject
Jan was anxious about the test.
predicate noun
object of preposition
direct object
subject
Jeremy has finally found his stem notebook.
indirect object
predicate noun
subject
direct object
Jeremy has finally found his stem notebook.
indirect object
predicate noun
subject
direct object
Your meal will be ready in half an hour.
predicate noun
subject
predicate adjective
direct object
Next Thursday afternoon might be a good time for our parent conference.
predicate adjective
direct object
predicate noun
indirect object
Next Thursday afternoon might be a good time for our parent conference.
object of preposition
direct object
predicate noun
indirect object
Which is less formal in tone?
No one liked him; he was mean.
Few people were enamored with him; his words were often spiteful.
Which is more formal?
This boss is different from the last one.
The current boss differs considerably from the previous one.
join, unite, connect
figo
jungo
duo
skopeo
to, toward; near, next to
photos
pre
pro
ad
far away, distant
photos
tele
unus
phobos
lay, put, place
jacio
figo
jungo
pono
fix, fasten, attach
octo
pono
figo
thesis
for, before, forward, in place of
pre
pro
pono
jacio
with, together
pedis
sonus
thesis
syn
look at, inspect, consider, examine
tele
skopeo
jungo
thesis
finger, toe, inch
sonus
digitus
manus
sequ
Which is written in active voice?
Ryan asked a question
A question was asked by Ryan.
reveals the story’s final outcome
climax
exposition
rising action
resolution
complications arise and the conflict becomes more difficult for the character
climax
exposition
rising action
resolution
characters and setting are introduced; conflict is revealed
climax
exposition
rising action
resolution
Do not cite the entire article; pull just a/an _______
laggard
decree
devoid
excerpt
Study for your exam, but do not _________ about it.
revert
wrangle
obsess
detriment
Why do teachers give us a _______ of homework as if we do not have other things going on in our lives?
bolster
banter
detriment
glut
While eighth graders, students ________ into mature academic scholars.
collaborate
banter
evolve
grope
full of holes
audacious
detriment
servile
porous
Choose an antonym of the word durable.
sturdy
nice
fragile
dangerous
Choose an antonym of the word durable.
sturdy
nice
fragile
dangerous
so many blessings you can't begin to count them
legendary
detriments
devoid
myriad
a small group of the best students chosen for a special course
banter
legendary
elite
wanton
