WorksheetsGrammar Workshop Level Orange Unit 3 Quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
Choose the sentence that spells and uses verbs and contractions correctly.
Rain cloud has formed in the sky.
The wind began to blow harder.
Suddenly the rain splashs down on the sidewalk.
A boy hurrys home.
Choose the sentence that spells and uses verbs and contractions correctly.
The storm has driven everyone indoors.
Heavy rain drumed down on our roof.
Mom and I didnt close our windows in time.
The raindrops varyed in size.
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The rain has stoped now.
The sky have cleared suddenly.
A rainbow appear in the sky.
Our neighbors may come outside to see it.
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The rain has provideed the trees and plants with water.
It washes the sidewalks, too.
Some rain rushs off into streams and rivers.
The sun's heat evaporate the rest of it.
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The clouds have growed dark again.
The heavy rain poures down once more.
The neighbors has scurried indoors again.
We don't like these heavy rainstorms.
Choose the sentence that spells and uses verbs and contractions correctly.
Snow were falling at night.
Snowflakes begun to fall.
The snowstorm isnt over yet.
The children are throwing snowballs in the air.
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The roads was icy yesterday.
People was driving carefully.
My grandmother watch the weather report.
We must play indoors today.
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Our class will made a rain gauge.
A rain gauge is a weather tool.
It measure the amount of rainfall.
Kit has bring a coffee can for the project.
Read the sentence. Look carefully at the underlined part. Choose the answer that shows the correct spelling and use of verbs and contractions. If the underlined part is already correct, select "Correct as is."
The water cycle supplies Earth with its water.
The water cycle supply
The water cycle supplys
The water cycle have supplied
Correct as is.
Read the sentences. Look carefully at the underlined part. Choose the answer that shows the correct spelling and use of verbs and contractions. If the underlined part is already correct, select "Correct as is."
In the cycle, moist air rises from the ground. The moisture takes the form of water vapor, and the vapor is carried high into the sky. Here the air was cooler.
the air is cooler
the air are cooler
the air were cooler
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Read the sentence. Look carefully at the underlined part. Choose the answer that shows the correct spelling and use of verbs and contractions. If the underlined part is already correct, select "Correct as is."
The cool air cann't hold as much water as the warmer air below.
cool air cant hold
cool air can't hold
cool air can'nt hold
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Read the sentence. Look carefully at the underlined part. Choose the answer that shows the correct spelling and use of verbs and contractions. If the underlined part is already correct, select "Correct as is."
The water vapor changes from vapor into droplets.
The water vapor change
The water vapor changees
The water vapor changies
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Read the sentence. Look carefully at the underlined part. Choose the answer that shows the correct spelling and use of verbs and contractions. If the underlined part is already correct, select "Correct as is."
These tine droplets forms clouds.
These tiny droplets form
These tiny droplets has formed
These tine droplets formes
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Read the sentence. Look carefully at the underlined part. Choose the answer that shows the correct spelling and use of verbs and contractions. If the underlined part is already correct, select "Correct as is."
Eventually, this moisture will falls to Earth as rain.
this moisture fall
this moisture had fall
this moisture will fall
Correct as is.
