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Worksheets"Prisoner of Azkaban" Extract
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
"Lumos," is a spell from a language English was based upon (From original "illuminare" to English "illuminate.") That language is ...
French
Irish
Latin
"The Prisoner of Azkaban" was written by ...
JRR Tolkien
George RR Martin
JK Rowling
Neil Gaiman
When we see an exam question for literature has 10 marks we write ...
1 PQE Paragraph x 10 Marks
2 PQE Paragraphs x 5 Marks
"the garage door gleamed" is an example of ...
Metaphor
Simile
Exclamation Mark
Alliteration
"the hulking outline of something very big, with wide, gleaming eyes" contains three ...
Exclamation marks
Adjectives
Apostrophes
Onomatopoeia examples
The bus arrives with a "BANG," this is ... (choose 2)
Capitalisations for effect
Simile
Onomatopoeia
Punctuation
PQE stands for
Point - Quote - Explain
Punctuation - Quote - Evidence
Point - Question Mark - Exclamation Mark
Paragraph - Quote - Explain
The Knight Bus is described with ... (choose two)
"Violently purple'
"lightning fast"
a "triple decker" bus
"electric purple"
An adverb is ...
a describing word
a -ly word that gives more details for a verb
a punctuation mark to display shouting
An apostrophe ( ' ) is used
to show ownership (e.g. Harry's wand)
to show shouting (e.g. "Come back here ' " roared uncle Vernon)
The correct use of "their" below is ...
Their on the way!
It was over their!
Their faces were wide with shock
Inverted commas ( "..." ) are used ... (choose 3)
For a book's name
For a poem's name
For a poet's name
For a film's name
A noun is always capitalised, a noun is ... (choose 3)
A person
An object we use
A place
A branded thing
"burning in brackets beside each bed" is an example of ...
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
Metaphor
This is an example of ...
Biographical writing
Letter writing
Fictional writing
Autobiographical writing
