Worksheets5th Grade Grammar Test
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 31mins
Andrea had a ________ in her hair yesterday.
nice yellow bow
yellow nice bow
bow nice yellow
She lost a ________ .
small white cat
cat small white
white small cat
I bought ________ oranges.
great some big
some great big
big great some
We met ________ people at the conference.
very smart two
two very smart
very two smart
The clown was wearing a ________ hat.
big green-yellow
big green and yellow
yellow and green big
The cookies that you ________ .
smell delicious baked
baked smell delicious
delicious smell baked
Is it ________ ?
cold getting outside
getting cold outside
getting outside cold
The course you are ________ .
taking sounds interesting
sounds interesting taking
interesting sounds taking
My uncle wore a ________ to the wedding.
silk blue tie
tie blue silk
blue silk tie
Have you met that _____ next door?
cute boy new
cute new boy
new boy cute
Complete with the correct preposition: "Jenny jumped ______ her bike and rode off."
at
on
up
Which is correct? "The train went ______ the tunnel."
through
between
across
Which means the same as beside?
next
next to
next from
Which is correct? "It's really hot here _______ summer."
on
at
in
Which is correct? "Let's go _______ a walk in the park."
by
for
to
Complete the complex preposition: "The parking space in front _______ my house is reserved."
of
at
at
World War Two - Pearl Harbor
The United States stayed out of World War II until 1941. Early in the morning, on December 7, 1941, Japan attacked the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor. The attack was a complete surprise. Japanese planes torpedoed and bombed United States ships and military stations. By late morning the attack was over. Japan’s planes left 2,403 Americans dead (including 68 civilians) and 1,178 military members and civilians wounded. There were 188 planes destroyed, 159 aircraft damaged, and 21 damaged or destroyed ships*.
When President Roosevelt found out about the attack, he asked Congress to declare war. The United States was behind him. Before the attack, the people of the U.S. had been divided over whether to help France and Great Britain fight Germany. Many people wanted to stay out of the war. People did not yet know about the horrors of Nazi concentration camps. But Japan’s act of war changed the course of history. As a Japanese official said, “I am afraid that we have awakened a sleeping giant.” Once moved to act, the U.S. was a giant. The U.S. came to Britain’s aid and changed the outcome of the war.
President Roosevelt called the day of the attack “a day that will live in infamy.” Below is the S.O.S. dispatch sent by the Commander in Chief of the Pacific Army, who was stationed at Pearl Harbor. He sent only:
“AIR RAID ON PEARL HARBOR X THIS IS NOT A DRILL.”
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Question:
All of the following are true except:
The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor was a surprise.
President Roosevelt wasn’t sure what to do after the U.S. was attacked.
The U.S. joined forces with Britain.
The attack occurred on December 7, 1941.
World War Two - Pearl Harbor
The United States stayed out of World War II until 1941. Early in the morning, on December 7, 1941, Japan attacked the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor. The attack was a complete surprise. Japanese planes torpedoed and bombed United States ships and military stations. By late morning the attack was over. Japan’s planes left 2,403 Americans dead (including 68 civilians) and 1,178 military members and civilians wounded. There were 188 planes destroyed, 159 aircraft damaged, and 21 damaged or destroyed ships*.
When President Roosevelt found out about the attack, he asked Congress to declare war. The United States was behind him. Before the attack, the people of the U.S. had been divided over whether to help France and Great Britain fight Germany. Many people wanted to stay out of the war. People did not yet know about the horrors of Nazi concentration camps. But Japan’s act of war changed the course of history. As a Japanese official said, “I am afraid that we have awakened a sleeping giant.” Once moved to act, the U.S. was a giant. The U.S. came to Britain’s aid and changed the outcome of the war.
President Roosevelt called the day of the attack “a day that will live in infamy.” Below is the S.O.S. dispatch sent by the Commander in Chief of the Pacific Army, who was stationed at Pearl Harbor. He sent only:
“AIR RAID ON PEARL HARBOR X THIS IS NOT A DRILL.”
_________________
Question:
Before the attack:
President Roosevelt had attacked the Japanese.
the United States was fighting with Germany.
the U.S. population had been divided over whether to join the war.
World War Two - Pearl Harbor
The United States stayed out of World War II until 1941. Early in the morning, on December 7, 1941, Japan attacked the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor. The attack was a complete surprise. Japanese planes torpedoed and bombed United States ships and military stations. By late morning the attack was over. Japan’s planes left 2,403 Americans dead (including 68 civilians) and 1,178 military members and civilians wounded. There were 188 planes destroyed, 159 aircraft damaged, and 21 damaged or destroyed ships*.
When President Roosevelt found out about the attack, he asked Congress to declare war. The United States was behind him. Before the attack, the people of the U.S. had been divided over whether to help France and Great Britain fight Germany. Many people wanted to stay out of the war. People did not yet know about the horrors of Nazi concentration camps. But Japan’s act of war changed the course of history. As a Japanese official said, “I am afraid that we have awakened a sleeping giant.” Once moved to act, the U.S. was a giant. The U.S. came to Britain’s aid and changed the outcome of the war.
President Roosevelt called the day of the attack “a day that will live in infamy.” Below is the S.O.S. dispatch sent by the Commander in Chief of the Pacific Army, who was stationed at Pearl Harbor. He sent only:
“AIR RAID ON PEARL HARBOR X THIS IS NOT A DRILL.”
_________________
Question:
What kind of damage did the Japanese do to Pearl Harbor?
The attack damaged or destroyed 21 ships and killed 2,403 Americans.
The attack destroyed 188 Japanese planes.
The attack resulted in only a few casualties and slight damage.
World War Two - Pearl Harbor
The United States stayed out of World War II until 1941. Early in the morning, on December 7, 1941, Japan attacked the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor. The attack was a complete surprise. Japanese planes torpedoed and bombed United States ships and military stations. By late morning the attack was over. Japan’s planes left 2,403 Americans dead (including 68 civilians) and 1,178 military members and civilians wounded. There were 188 planes destroyed, 159 aircraft damaged, and 21 damaged or destroyed ships*.
When President Roosevelt found out about the attack, he asked Congress to declare war. The United States was behind him. Before the attack, the people of the U.S. had been divided over whether to help France and Great Britain fight Germany. Many people wanted to stay out of the war. People did not yet know about the horrors of Nazi concentration camps. But Japan’s act of war changed the course of history. As a Japanese official said, “I am afraid that we have awakened a sleeping giant.” Once moved to act, the U.S. was a giant. The U.S. came to Britain’s aid and changed the outcome of the war.
President Roosevelt called the day of the attack “a day that will live in infamy.” Below is the S.O.S. dispatch sent by the Commander in Chief of the Pacific Army, who was stationed at Pearl Harbor. He sent only:
“AIR RAID ON PEARL HARBOR X THIS IS NOT A DRILL.”
_________________
Question:
What caused the United States to enter World War II?
The United States wanted to assist Germany.
The United States was asked by the USSR to enter the war.
The Japanese attacked the United States without any warning.
Identify whether the sentence is a run-on or a sentence.
The best soccer match ever was the 2005 Champions League Final between AC Milan and Liverpool.
Sentence
Run-On Sentence
Identify whether the sentence is a run-on or a sentence.
We sat back and watched AC Milan take control of the game.
Sentence
Run-On Sentence
Identify whether the sentence is a run-on or a sentence.
Steven Gerrard pulled one back in the 54th minute I was really impressed by how he rallied his teammates.
Sentence
Run-On sentence
The game neared the end of the 90 minutes I remember screaming and shouting in joy when Liverpool kept on scoring.
Sentence
Run-On
She came downstairs and was angry with me for waking her up.
Sentence
Run-On Sentence
