WorksheetsUnit Test review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
A kind of figurative language that appeals to the senses is
hyperbole
imagery
tone
mood
A kind of figurative language that uses exaggeration is
hyperbole
imagery
tone
mood
"I am sick to death of taking tests," is an example of
hyperbole
imagery
simile
metaphor
Is this hyperbole? The dancer seemed to literally float on the stage.
Yes
No
Is this hyperbole? I was so tired of waiting that I began shouting.
Yes
No
I could smell the cheesy, gooey pizza from a mile away. What is this an example of?
hyperbole
imagery
hyperbole and imagery
neither hyperbole nor imagery
Pizza is my favorite food. What is this an example of?
hyperbole
imagery
hyperbole and imagery
a complete sentence
What kind of sentence is this: Life goes on, you just need to be patient.
run-on
comma splice
fragment
complete sentence
Is this sentence correctly punctuated with commas?
The hot, gooey pizza was like heaven.
Yes
No
Is this sentence correctly punctuated with commas?
The gooey, pepperoni pizza was like heaven.
Yes
No
On my pizza, I like pepperoni cheese and mushrooms. How many commas should I add to this sentence?
0
1
2
3
Is this sentence punctuated correctly?
I plan to see Beth Roger and Lisa over the break they are my best friends.
Yes
No
What's wrong with this sentence?
I plan to see Beth Roger and Lisa over the break they are my best friends.
It's a run-on
It's missing commas in the list of names
It's a run-on and it's missing commas
Nothing; it's a complete sentence that is correctly punctuated
What kind of sentence or sentence error is this?
Best Christmas ever.
Complete sentence
Run-on sentence
Fragment (phrase)
Fragment (dependent clause)
I can fix a run-on sentence or a comma splice by
using a period at the end of sentence #1 and starting a new sentence
inserting a semi-colon (;) between sentence #1 and #2
inserting a comma and a connector word between sentence #1 and #2
All of the above
Is this correctly punctuated?
I saw a shooting star; it was Santa.
Yes
No
Is this correctly punctuated:
For Christmas, I want a car, a boat and a diamond ring.
Yes
No, because it needs a comma after "boat"
No, because it needs a semi-colon after "For Christmas"
No, because the adjectives are not interchangeable
Is this correct? Choose the BEST answer.
The hilarious, comedy opened last week.
Yes
No, because we don't need a comma since there is only 1 adjective
No, because the 2 adjectives are not interchangeable
No, because there aren't 3 things in a list
"According to the CDC, the time from exposure to development of symptoms can range from two days to two weeks. Information from health.harvard.edu says symptoms typically appear four to five days after someone's been exposed to the virus. However a person with the virus may be contagious 48 to 72 hours before they start to show symptoms." (The Tuscaloosa News).
This passage could be used to support which argument below:
It takes at least 2 weeks to see symptoms of the virus
Children are highly likely to get the virus
That people without symptoms can still transmit the virus
None of the above.
The CDC and other public health experts advised against holiday travel or large gatherings, cautioning that post-Thanksgiving the number of cases will likely spike, just as it has after most holidays since the pandemic began." (The Tuscaloosa News).
This passage could be used to support which argument below?
We don't know why the virus spikes after holidays
The CDC is always right
We shouldn't travel on the holidays
Holidays seem to result in a higher number of virus cases
