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Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Tick two genres for fiction texts.

a)

newspapers

b)

science fiction

c)

instructions

d)

realistic fiction

2.

Tick two genres of non-fiction texts.

a)

adventure

b)

fantasy

c)

biography

d)

non-chronological reports

3.

This type of non-fiction text explains the process of how something is made or happens.

a)

Instructions

b)

Persuasive

c)

Explanation

d)

News reports

4.

This type of non-fiction text can be written in any order.

a)

Instructions

b)

Biography

c)

Persuasive

d)

non-chronological report

5.

This non-fiction text should be written in sequence or in the correct order.

a)

Instructions

b)

Explanation text

c)

non-chronological reports

d)

persuasive text

6.

This text type talks about the life story of a person.

a)

realistic fiction

b)

biography

c)

magazine article

d)

fantasy

7.

The purpose of explanation texts is to (a)   .

8.

The purpose of persuasive texts is to (a)   .

9.

The purpose of instruction texts is to (a)   .

10.

The purpose of fiction texts is to (a)   .

11.

The purpose of newspaper articles is to (a)   .

12.

How many sides do balanced reports have?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

unlimited

13.

The 2 sides of balanced reports are called_______

a)

True or false

b)

weak and strong

c)

up and down

d)

for and against

14.

What type of non-fiction texts are biased view reports?

a)

Persuasive

b)

Instructions

c)

Explanation

d)

Biography

15.

Tick 3 features of instruction texts.

a)

Use command verbs

b)

use time connectives

c)

written in past tense

d)

in chronological order

16.

Tick 3 features of non-chronological reports

a)

use informal language

b)

written in third person

c)

use subheadings

d)

use present tense

17.

Tick 3 features of newspaper reports.

a)

written in past tense

b)

use informal language

c)

use of lead sentence

d)

has a headline

18.

Tick 3 features or elements of narrative fiction.

a)

plot

b)

characters

c)

setting

d)

headline

19.

Tick 3 parts of a structure of narrative fiction texts.

a)

beginning,middle, ending

b)

rising action, climax, resolution

c)

characters, dialogue

d)

introduction, body, conclusion

20.

Write an example of a simple sentence.

4 lines
21.

Write an example of a compound sentence.

4 lines
22.

Write an example of a complex sentence.

4 lines
23.

"Biking and swimming are my hobbies." What type of sentence is this?

a)

compound sentence

b)

simple sentence

c)

complex sentence

24.

"Because my food was cold, I warmed it up in the microwave". What type of sentence is this?

a)

simple sentence

b)

compound sentence

c)

complex sentence

25.

" I stayed up late to finish my homework, so I got a high score." What type of sentence is this?

a)

simple sentence

b)

complex sentence

c)

compound sentence

26.

Write a sentence that starts with an adverb or adverbial phrase.

4 lines
27.

Write a sentence that starts with a prepositional phrase.

4 lines
28.

Write a sentence with a relative clause.

4 lines
29.

Write a sentence with an adjective and an adverb.

4 lines
30.

"After taking the test, I celebrated with my friends."

What is the prepositional phrase in this sentence?

(a)  

31.

"I donated my old books with a pleasant smile".

What is the adverbial phrase in this sentence?

(a)  

32.

"The doctor, who helped save patients, recovered from the virus himself."

What is the relative clause in this sentence?

(a)  

33.

Tick 3 examples of "Show, not tell" techniques.

a)

using dialogues

b)

do not use paragraphs

c)

using 5 senses

d)

using figurative language

34.

"I am afraid".

Change this sentence using "Show, not tell" techniques.

4 lines
35.

"The weather is nice".

Change this sentence using "Show, not tell" techniques.

4 lines
36.

Tick 2 examples of contrasting connectives.

a)

similarly

b)

whereas

c)

in addition

d)

however

37.

Tick 2 examples of cause and effect connectives.

a)

consequently

b)

as a result

c)

furthermore

d)

unless

38.

"Our new teacher is quite affable. She is always smiling and easy to talk to." What is the meaning of affable in this sentence?

a)

strict

b)

quiet

c)

friendly

d)

annoyed

39.

"Plagiarism, or copying someone's work or ideas, is considered cheating."

What does plagiarism mean in this sentence?

a)

type of religion

b)

writing original work

c)

a type of disease

d)

copying others' ideas or work

40.

"Students who turn in work on time, or not tardy, usually get better scores".

What is the meaning of tardy in this sentence?

a)

early

b)

tired

c)

late

d)

missing