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WorksheetsELA Random Stuff Quizziz 6
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is a "rounce-robble-hobble"?
A flash of lightening
A clap of thunder
A person with a limp
A bouncy castle
What is the antonym (opposite) of "serendipity"?
non serendipity
anti serendipity
zemblanity
calm
If you have "cacospectomania", you have a compulsive desire to . . .
look at something even if it horrifies you.
walk away from anything that makes you happy.
talk about bad things all of the time.
watch other people trip and fall.
Look at this cartoon. It is an example of . . .
onomatopoeia
simile
imagery
personification
When you count on your fingers, it is called . . .
digitcounting
dactylonymy
fingertipping
handcounting
In 18th century English slang, a "heathen philosopher" is someone . . .
who had a rip in his coat.
whose hat was on crooked
whose fingers could be seen through his gloves
whose underwear could be seen through his trouser pockets
If you are a "flap doodler", you are someone who . . .
is annoyingly self righteous or boastful
is annoyingly optimistic
thinks they know everything about English
thinks their drawings are works of art
In Victorian English, a "snip snapper" is . . .
a barber.
a butcher.
a tailor.
a cook.
The town of Stoughton, Wisconsin, is famous for . . .
its production of cheese.
its production of cows.
its annual beer festival.
its annual coffee break festival.
Why do pigs like to roll around in cool mud or in cool water?
Because they don't have sweat glands and can't sweat.
Because they like being wet.
Because it helps them digest their food.
Because their skin will crack and fall off if they don't.
Most power outages in the U.S. are caused by . . .
cyber criminals.
falling trees.
hurricanes.
squirrels.
The inventor of cotton candy was a . . .
chocolate maker.
lawyer.
dentist
member of Congress.
According to English law, any unclaimed swan swimming in English waters belongs to . . .
the Prime Minister
Shakespeare
Prince Harry and Meghan
the Queen
The highest a bumblebee has been recorded to fly is . . .
125 feet
1671 feet
10 feet
29,525 feet
The electric chair was invented by . . .
a chemist
an electrician
a radiologist
a dentist
If you are convicted of drunken driving in Ohio multiple times, your car must . . .
not go faster than 25 mph.
have a yellow license plate with red letters
be taken away from you for a year
have a bumper sticker that reads, "I was arrested".
The first speeding ticket ever issued to a driver, was in 1896 in England. The driver was going . . .
15 mph
20 mph
8 mph
25 mph
The wood frog is able to hold its pee for up to . . .
two weeks
five days
a month
eight months
The letters "M&M" (as in the yummy candy) stands for . . .
Mars & Murrie
Munch & Mangle
More & More
Many & Mini
In order to become a teacher in North Korea, you were once required to . . .
join the army.
learn to play the accordion.
speak English and Chinese
spy on South Korea
Which animal accounts for killing more humans per year than sharks?
muskrats
woodchucks
turtles
cows
True or False: The bird that is a symbol of "Twitter" has an actual name.
TRUE
FALSE
The name of the bird that is the symbol of Twitter is . .
Frank
Francine
Bartholemew
Larry
The sentence, "The bell clanged and the people, like startled rats, fled from the town square and merrily mingled near the market." contains . . .
a simile and imagery
a metaphor and a simile
onomatopoeia, simile, and alliteration
hyperbole, personification, and onomatopoeia
The average person spends approximately _____________ of their life waiting for a red light to turn green
one week
one month
three months
six months
