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WorksheetsAll Subjects Review 2
Total questions: 81
Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins
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2, 57, 38, 42, 6
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23, 34, 27, 7, 30, 26, 28, 31, 34
Ancient Aborigines were
nomadic hunter gatherers
nomadic sailors
sedentary farmers
sedentary hunters
The first Aborigines arrived from
New Zealand
southeast Asia
Great Britain
Holland
Aborigines invented this tool for hunting
didgeridoo
bow & arrow
boomerang
axe
Australia was claimed by Captain James Cook to be part of which empire?
French
Spanish
Dutch
British
Australia was claimed by Captain James Cook to be part of which empire?
French
Spanish
Dutch
British
Which event led to an increase in European colonists and terrible treatment of the Aborigines?
World War I
Independence movements in South America
the Gold Rush
the end of the north Atlantic slave trade
Newfoundland and Labrador are the oldest colony of the British Empire in which Canadian Region
Prairie Provinces
Pacific Region
Northern Territories
Atlantic Region
This is the most populated region in Canada with over 18 million people
Northwest Territories
Central Canada
Prairie Provinces
Atlantic
Nova Scotia is known as the “____________” to Canada
Passageway
Strait
Highway
Gateway
What covers ⅓ of Canada’s landmass
Prairie Provinces
Northwest Territories
Niagara Falls
Pacific Region
This landform is mostly covered with grasslands, some of which are used for horse and cattle ranching
Innuitian Mountains
Interior Plains
Tundra
Everglades
The largest mountain range in Canada is...
Appalachian Mountains
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Pocono Mountains
What landform covers almost half of Canada with few people living there because of the bare rocks, thick forests and lakes.
Hudson Valley
Canadian Shield
Northern Cordillera
Great Plains
It so cold and uninhabitable that not a lot of people live there, poor schooling, very little to do there
Alaska
Lambeau Field
Arctic Archipelago
Innuitian Mountains
Canada's National capital is ____________________
Quebec
Toronto
Ottawa
Yellowknife
The Largest river in Canada?
MacKenzie River
St Lawrence River
Mississippi River
Yukon River
"Seeing an anaconda up close for the first time changed my life," says animal expert Rowena Lewis. Anacondas are some of the biggest snakes in the world. On average, they are at least 20 feet long and weigh 300 pounds. Members of the boa constrictor family, these reptiles make their homes in the wet jungles of the Amazon in South America.
What is the author's main purpose for writing this passage?
to inform you about Rowena Lewis's life
to entertain you with snake stories
to inform you about anacondas
to persuade you to study anacondas
What is irony?
the use of humor to make a point
a contrast between expectation and reality
a genre of literature
the same as satire
In an internal conflict, a person would be most likely to struggle against—
another character
a hurricane
fear
his or her city's government
Which of these is the best definition of a symbol?
anything that is literal
a person, place, object, or activity that a writer adds for detail
a person, place, object, or activity that also stands for something else
hints or clues about what may happen later on in a work of literature
Quesadillas are a delicious Mexican treat. They are toasted tortillas filled with melted cheese and any other fillings you like. Here's how to make a quesadilla: 1) Heat some oil or butter in a skillet. 2) Put in a flour tortilla and flip a few times until you see bubbles. 3) Add shredded cheese, chopped tomatoes, mushrooms, or other fillings, and cook until the cheese melts. 4) Fold the tortilla in half; serve with shredded lettuce, salsa, and guacamole.
What is the author's main purpose for writing this passage?
to describe the delicious taste of a quesadilla
to convince readers to make quesadillas
to explain the history of quesadillas
to inform readers how to make quesadillas
Read the descriptions below, noticing the name or names of the characters in boldfaced text. Select the answers where the boldfaced names are protagonists.
Kai keeps Simon from finishing the race
Callan faces an angry crowd of people who want to tear down a historical monument.
Darcy competes against her bitter rival, Maeve, for the lead in the play
Vince and Lisa stir up trouble against Jake
Which statement best describes the difference between a protagonist and an antagonist?
A protagonist is always a round character, but an antagonist is always a flat character.
A protagonist is the main character, whom we like and want to succeed. An antagonist struggles to keep that protagonist from being successful.
A protagonist never changes from the beginning of a story to its end. An antagonist, however, can change and become likable.
A protagonist and an antagonist are both main characters, but the protagonist is the only character who holds the readers' interest.
Mark stopped quickly, got off his bike, and walked back to the intersection. The small child was standing dangerously close to the curb. No adult was in sight.
"Hi, buddy," Mark said, smiling. The child started to cry.
"Are you lost?" Mark asked. The child nodded.
Team tryouts were starting in 20 minutes. Taking time to help the lost boy would definitely make Mark late.
Mark groaned. He had worked hard for this chance. He didn't want to miss out now! He looked at the little boy again. What should he do?
What is Mark's conflict?
He is unable to find the child's parents.
He struggles against traffic to get back to the child.
He is worried that he won't make the team.
He wants to help, but he doesn't want to miss tryouts.
Kevin brought Hector to a trot and looked over the desert landscape. He had been searching for the missing calf for nearly five hours. Up ahead, he saw a buzzard ominously circling in the air. It was joined by another of the large, dark birds. Then came another, and then a fourth. Unsure of what he would find, Kevin galloped toward the birds.
The description of the buzzards most likely foreshadows—
an unsettling discovery, such as a dead or injured calf
Kevin's discovery of the calf playing with animals
a rainstorm that endangers Kevin and Hector
Kevin's bringing a buzzard home and keeping it as a pet
Jason looked nervously at the mountain road before them. He needed to get to the airport by 2:00, but was this really the only route? The driver laughed and tossed Jason's bags carelessly into the trunk. With a squeal of tires, they were off.
The car picked up speed as it rounded a particularly dangerous curve of the road. Jason was sure the car was out of control and seconds from hurtling off the cliff.
The driver honked wildly with every turn, but Jason knew that the road could never hold two cars side by side. He held his breath until they reached the airport.
The point of greatest suspense occurs when—
the driver tosses Jason's bags into the trunk
the tires squeal as the car takes off
the car picks up speed rounding a curve
the car reaches the airport
A clause that contains a complete thought and can stand on it's own.
Dependent Clause
Independent Clause
Complete Sentence
Incomplete Sentence
When a writer describes an object as if it were a person, he or she is using _____.
Author's point of view
Allusion
Personification
Alliteration
Contains two independent clauses joined by a conjunction. Ex: Sam reads magazines and Dave reads graphic novels.
Dependent Clause
Independent Clause
Simple sentence
Compound sentence
_____ is a relationship in which one thing causes another thing to happen.
Cause and effect
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Personification
Alliteration
Allusion
When the PRONOUN I is used in a sentence. Ex I went to the store
First person point of view
Second person point of view
Third person point of view
Forth person point of view
Contains an independent clause joined by one or more dependent clauses.
Complex sentence
Dependence clause
Independence clause
Spatial order
The opinion of the author is known as the Author's point of view.
True
False
The THEME found in writing is the attitude of an author about a subject or an audience.
True
False, it is Tone
The lesson or moral of the story is called the what?
conflict
main character
topic
theme
For what 3 purposes do authors write?
enterain, inform, engage
entertain, inform, contain
inform, persuade, entertain
inform, depict, retain
"The tall trees danced in the wind" Which type of figurative language is being used in the sentence?
Hyperbole
Personification
Alliteration
Simile
Where are commas needed in the sentence above?
Which sentence is correct.
Do you want pancakes for breakfast, and would you rather have eggs?
Do you want pancakes for breakfast, but would you rather have eggs?
Do you want pancakes for breakfast, so would you rather have eggs?
Do you want pancakes for breakfast, or would you rather have eggs?
A Crab one day grew disgusted with the sands in which he lived. He decided to take a stroll to the meadow not far from his home. There he enjoy the grass better than the sand and water. So off he crawled to the meadow. But there a hungry Fox spied him, and in a twinkling, ate him up, both shell and claw.
What is the lesson?
