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Ticket out the Door...Week 2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Let's think about Math! Multiply 26 x 58

a)

1508

b)

208

c)

338

d)

6408

2.

Cells are :

a)

easy to see with a magnifying glass

b)

so small you cannot see with a microscope

c)

the building blocks of life

d)

very clear to see with a hand lens

3.

The Bill of Rights

a)

include 12 amendments that the founding fathers proposed

b)

were created because the Constitution did not address the citizens' rights.

c)

are all about rights for the states

d)

include laws specifically for Georgia.

4.

You are so fortunate that you live with your grandma. I saw her the other day and she made me smile. You must have the best dinners on Sundays. I love your family and I hope that I can spend Christmas with you!

a)

This passage is written in 3rd person omniscient

b)

This passage is written in 2nd person

c)

This passage is written in 3rd person limited

d)

This passage is written in first person

5.

Choose the question that is written correctly:

a)

"I love the smell of Christmas trees" said Emma

b)

Jonathan argued "We son't have enough athletes to make a team!"

c)

"I am so worried about the race," said Trystan. "No one has done well at practice!"

d)

"I am so sad", mumbled Maya.

6.

Mr. Peabody's Apples was written in a certain point of view. The author was "watching the story" Do you believe it was written in first person, second person, third person limited, or third person omniscient?

a)

first person

b)

third person limited

c)

third person omniscient

d)

second person

7.

Please quickly multiply 346 x 8

a)

280

b)

278

c)

3768

d)

2768

8.

The nucleus of a cell

a)

controls the cell

b)

is the brain of the cell

c)

contains the dna of the living thing

d)

All of the above

9.

Dialogue is important because it adds _______ to your story,

a)

specific information

b)

the character's voice

c)

sadness

d)

correct grammar

10.

The idea of Due Process protects

a)

children only

b)

law abiding adults (who follow the law)

c)

all of our government workers

d)

those accused of a crime.