WorksheetsHarriet Tubman
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Each time we dine there, Howard manages to __________ the waiter into giving us something for free.
Cajole
Dishevel
Instill
Evoke
Even though I had expected that returning to the old fishing hole would ____________ memories of my father, I didn’t know that I would become so emotional.
Cajole
Evoke
Instill
Dishevel
The inexperienced florist gave me a ___________ bouquet that looked very messy.
disheveled
eloquent
sullen
cajoled
The detective tried to ___________ fear in the suspect by telling him about the dangers of prison
Supply
Cajole
Instill
Evoke
Since the girl spoke from the heart, the _____________ in her words allowed everyone to completely understand and believe what she was saying
sullenness
instilling
cajoling
eloquence
After being dumped by her boyfriend, Ellen was _________ for days.
cajoled
instilled
sullen
evoked
What is parallelism?
Words that look alike but are pronounced differently
Words with the same ending like ed or ing
Various words that sound the same
Repeated grammatical constructions
The uproar once Evan's parents announced to change their annual Grand Canyon trip to one closer to home was deafening. Evan looked forward to the trip all year long. He didn't understand why his parents wanted to change everything now. The Grand Canyon had it all. Evan could go kayaking down the river by himself. He could also hiking through the canyon to find new plants and insects. These were essential for a great summer. The place Evan's parents proposed was entirely different from the Grand Canyon. It had stuffy, old museums and a small swimming pool. Evan couldn't even go hiking or kayaking. This was going to be a disastrous summer.
The passage above uses what organizational structure?
cause and effect
description
compare and contrast
chronological order
Many things that we use every day, like televisions, computers, refrigerators, and microwaves, require energy in order to work. We also rely on energy to make a car run and to heat water. All of the energy that we need to use must first be produced. Some sources of energy, such as gas and oil, can be harmful to the environment. Burning gas and oil can pollute the air. Also, gas and oil are limited, and we are using up the small amount that is left on the planet. This is why people should use alternative energy sources, which do not pollute the environment and are plentiful. Solar and wind energy are clean energy sources that should be used more often to reduce the pollution on Earth.
Which text structure does the author use to organize the passage?
cause and effect
description
problem and solution
sequence
A biography of Abraham Lincoln
Primary Source
Secondary Source
An autobiography of Mrs. Segrist
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Which of these is NOT an example of a secondary source?
Newspaper article
Diary Entry
Encyclopedia
Textbook
What type of source is this? An original photograph from the 1941 attack at Pearl Harbor
Primary Source
Secondary Source
What type of source is this? The diary of Anne Frank -a young girl who lived in hiding during the Holocaust.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
What type of source is your English Collections Textbook?
Primary
Secondary
"But they had been tired too long, hungry too long, afraid too long, footsore too long."
What is this an example of?
Repetition
Parallelism
Diction
Hyperbole
"It was the right to vote and to sit on juries. It was the right to be elected to office. In Canada there were black men who were county officials and members of school boards."
What is this an example of?
Diction
Tone
Parallelism
Mood
What is diction?
The mood of the story
Author's word choice
Author's style of writing
A type of characterization
