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WorksheetsSpiral Review 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 22mins
What is the the meaning of the idiom?
"Hold your horses!
Walk around the park
Be patient!
Jump up and down with excitement.
I’m thirsty!
“It’s raining cats and dogs!”
Its not raining
Its snowing lightly
Its raining a lot
Its foggy outside
What is the meaning of this Idiom: “Couch potato!”
I’m lazy
I’m energetic
I’m having fun
It’s foggy outside
What is the meaning of this Idiom: They are like two peas in a pod!”
They are different
They are best friends
They are a lot alike
They are opposites
What is the meaning of this Idiom: “Snug as a bug in a rug”
You are itchy
You are sleepy
You are cozy
You are energetic
What type of sentence is this: Go get my bag from the desk.
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
What type of sentence: "I am a good student and I make good grades.
interrogative
exclamatory
imparative
declarative
What type of sentence is this: "Are you going to the Halloween party tomorrow night?"
interrogative
declarative
exclamatory
imperative
Which subject and verb agree?
The poet write a book.
The girls buys a a red car for her birthday.
The boy cry because he didn't make the team.
Tommy and Lilly walk to school every Thursday.
Which subject and verb agree?
Derik talks to his teacher after class.
Susan rides her bike through her neighborhood.
Jill and Erik runs in the 5 mile marathon.
Sara hope she makes the cheerleading squad this spring.
Which subject and verb agree?
Matt jump on the trampoline.
The jack-o-lanterns light up at night.
The zombies mopes down the road.
The vampire scare the people.
Which sentence does the subject and the verb agree?
My pretty little dog Jackson run down the street.
My pet frog jump out the tank.
My pet turtle swims in the pond.
Terry and Javier goes to the store for their mom.
What type of sentence? "Don't roll down that hill."
exclamatory
declarative
imperative
interrogative
What type of sentence?
"I can't wait for the Halloween trunk-or-treat!!"
exclamatory
declarative
interrogative
imperative
The prefix im- means?
for
again
redo
not
The prefix in- means?
redo
again
not
for
The meaning of the word imperfect means?
not beautiful
not allowed
not without flaw
not growing
The word intolerable means?
not able to be tolerated.
not able to be shown.
not able to be accurate.
not able to be allowed.
The root word port means?
to shove
to carry
to give
to leave
Which sentence uses the root word port correctly?
I ported the controller into the console.
I exported the car into the driveway.
I used my portable laptop to write my paper.
I transportation into the city of Cookeville.
