WorksheetsQuarter 1 Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 13mins
When you are asked to find the central idea you are looking for...
the theme
what the passage is mainly about
the topic
the answer
What should you include in a summary? Choose all that apply.
the TAG
the central idea
your name
Who, what, where, when, why
the conclusion
What type of passages do you look for the theme in? Choose all the apply.
short stories
articles
poems
biographies
literary works
What does it meant to find the theme of a story?
You are looking for the central idea.
You are looking for the main character.
You are looking for evidence.
You are looking for the lesson of the story.
What is evidence?
Information you get from the passage that supports your point.
Information you get from your friends.
Information you get from your teacher.
Information you get from Google.
What is the first thing you should do when you need to write an essay?
Start writing.
Read the passages.
Read the prompt.
Start planning.
What should be included on your planning sheet? Choose all that apply.
a thesis statement
the TAG
a flipped thesis for your conclusion
evidence
your topic sentences
What is your thesis statement?
Your reasons.
A sentence explaining what you will write about.
A sentence explaining your conclusion.
All of your evidence.
What should you do before you turn in your essay?
Nothing, just submit it.
Redo your introduction.
Come up with a title.
Read over it to make sure it makes sense.
Which is an example of a simile?
He was as mean as a bear.
She was a dragon.
The sun smiled at me.
She liked the horse.
What is personification?
Giving human qualities to something not human.
Comparing something to someone else.
Words that start with the same letter.
Giving examples.
Choose the example of alliteration.
She was very sad.
The cat snickered as I walked by.
He has had any headaches for years.
The tree danced in the wind.
What is repetition?
Words that rhyme.
Repeated words or sounds.
Comparing something using like or as.
Describing something with your senses.
Choose the best example of sensory language.
I brushed my hair out.
The dogs ears were soft and a deep brown.
The water was deep.
The duck quacked in anger.
Choose the best example of onomatopoeia.
QUACK QUACK, yelled the duck.
The car drove past.
I ate the cheesy delicious pasta.
She carefully opened the new book.
Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?
Mom, may I please have dinner?
I don't understand why my Dad doesn't want to help me do my makeup.
I wonder when my Mom will let me out of my room.
My Grandmother is so mean!
Which is a synonym for hot?
Freezing
Warm
Cold
Normal
Which is an antonym of loud?
Noisy
Quiet
Roaring
Blaring
What does the word nonstop mean in the sentence below?
Billy worked nonstop on his project until he was finished.
without food
without help
without a break
without complaining
Infer means to look for (a) in the story and use your knowledge.
What is the mood of the story?
The theme.
The most important idea.
How the story feels.
How the reader understands the story.
The perspective from which a story is told is the
author's point of view
writing process
main idea
reader's perspective
The place and time a story takes place.
The mood
The theme
The plot
The setting
