WorksheetsFirst Grade Expert Warrior: ROUND 2
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which of these can be the setting of a story?
in the barn
Your teacher
Tuesday
in the morning
Which of these can be the character(s) in a story?
a talking cat
your teacher
a funny boy
a singing frog
What does an author do?
An author draws the pictures.
An author works in a library.
An author writes a story.
An author hates books.
What kind of story did I just tell you?
fantasy
fable
non-fiction
realistic fiction
What kind of story did I just tell you?
fantasy
non-fiction
fable
realistic fiction
What kind of story did I just tell you?
fantasy
non-fiction
fable
realistic fiction
What kind of story did I just tell you?
fantasy
non-fiction
fable
realistic fiction
The words on this picture are called ______.
labels
captions
poems
fairy tales
The words on this photo are called a ___________.
label
caption
poem
fairy tale.
Compare these cats.
They are both orange.
They are both running.
They are both sitting by a window.
They are both sleeping.
Compare these fish.
One is blue, but the other is orange.
One has fins, but the other does not.
One has spots, but the other does not.
One can swim, but the other can not.
What makes these characters make-believe?
They can talk.
They wear clothes.
They are animals.
They are outside.
What is the author's purpose of a book written about Neil Armstrong's life?
It will persuade me to become an astronaut.
It will inform me with facts about him.
It will entertain me with funny jokes.
What is the author's purpose of this story about a creature who speaks for the trees?
It will persuade me to cut down trees.
It will inform me so that I can grow trees of my own.
It will entertain me with a fun story that is make believe.
What is the author's purpose of this ad for toys?
It will persuade me to want to buy the toys.
It will inform me to get a job and buy my own toys.
It will entertain me with funny music.
1.Eat the sandwich.
2.Put ham and cheese on the bread.
3. Get out bread, ham, and cheese.
4.Put the slices in a stack.
1,2, 3, 4
4, 3, 2, 1
3, 2, 4, 1
1, 4, 3, 2
I want to make a kite. What page number should I read in this book?
(a)
In what kind of book does this page belong?
It belongs in a fantasy story with talking fish
It belongs in a book that teaches me facts about water.
It belongs in a book that teaches me what my cat needs to live.
It belongs in a fable about telling the truth.
In what kind of book does this page belong?
It belongs in a book about pets.
It belongs in a book about a singing clownfish who is looking for a missing friend.
It belongs in a book that gives facts about the octopus.
It belongs in a book that gives facts about the white shark
In what kind of book does this page belong?
It belongs in a fable that teaches about why the moon seems to disappear.
It belongs in a scary story about deer.
It belongs in a book that gives facts about outer space.
It belongs in a knock-knock joke book.
