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WorksheetsDaily Starter Review for Oct. 1, 2020
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 19mins
Prefix
added to the beginning of a word to change its meaning
added to the end of a word and usually changes the part of speech, tense, or whether it is singular or plural. Occasionally it changes the meaning.
takes the place of one or more nouns
shows action or being
Check mark all of the following that are verbs.
he. they, me, us, I
twirling, biking, reading
was, were, is, are, am
have, has, had, did, do, does, may, must, might
man, Jamaica
Noun
A person, place, or thing
takes the place of one or more pronouns
a person, place, thing, or idea
shows lots of emotion
Checkmark the options that contain only 1st person pronouns.
we, us, my, his, your
our, ourselves, yourself, him, they
I, me, us, we, our, mine
myself, ours, ourselves
a book written about a person's life by another person
biography
autobiography
bias
bionational
Checkmark the methods that we discussed you could use to figure out the meaning of words you don't know.
context clues
fill in one word definitions for the unknown word in the sentence
connotation
root
affixes
What are the four helping verbs that begin with w?
was, were, will, would
was, went, where, were
would, will, where, was
were, where, went, will
Does every sentence have a verb in it?
yes
no
When I am asking for a citation in a RACEE question, I am asking for...
evidence to support my answer
the page number or paragraph number where your evidence came from
an explanation of why you chose your evidence
genre that takes place in a made up world and includes magic or supernatural forces
nonfiction
fantasy
science fiction
realistic fiction
historical fiction
genre that takes place in a made up world and includes technology that does not yet exist
science fiction
fantasy
realistic fiction
historical fiction
mystery
genre which takes place during a momentous historical event but the characters, etc. are fictional
historical fiction
realistic fiction
historianism
fantasy
nonfiction
Checkmark all the fictional genres
mystery, science fiction
fantasy, historical fiction
horror, myths, legends
realistic fiction, adventure, fairytales
writing that is fake
fiction
nonfiction
genre of literature that is true or real; not made up
fiction
nonfiction
story written by a person about their own life
autobiography
biography
antonym
biased
When picking a word in a thesaurus, you can choose any synonym you want for a word. It will not matter.
true
false
Word that you can use to refer to prefixes and/or suffixes.
(a)
evidence that does a good job supporting a claim that has been made
relevant evidence
irrelevant evidence
irrational evidence
rational evidence
up and down, left and right, happy and sad, positive and negative
antonyms
synonyms
What are the three parts of speech that adverbs describe?
adjective
adverb
verb
noun
pronoun
How many different parts of speech can adverbs describe?
1
2
3
4
5
pronouns that include the person talking
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
the five forms of you
1st person pronouns
2nd person pronouns
3rd person pronouns
Pronouns that do not include the person talking and do not include the five forms of you
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
Words that end in -ly are usually
adverbs
adjectives
nouns
pronouns
Do all verbs show action?
yes
no
If I can replace Mom in a sentence with a proper name, I should
capitalize it
not capitalize it
The dictionary definition of a word
denotation
connotation
delineate
dynamic
Typically changes the part of speech, tense, or the singular/plural form of a word
suffix
prefix
affix
denotation
connotation
fictional story in which everything could have occured but it didn't
realistic fiction
historical fiction
fantasy
science fiction
Fictional story that takes place during an important historical event such as World War II or 9/11
historical fiction
horror
mystery
science fiction
fantasy
What should I do to book titles?
underline them
quote them
nothing
underline them when you write and italicize them when you type
Do you think a perfect society can actually exist?
Which of the following is the best restatement/answer of the question above that I could use when answering a RACE(E) question?
I think that a perfect society can actually exist.
Do you think a perfect society can actually exist?
I do not think that a perfect society can actually exist because everyone has a different idea what is perfect.
