WorksheetsG4 Final Quiz LA
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 39mins
Charlene makes a really great cake, it's her...
shifted
specialty
wobbled
squashing
"It's so cold outside that my hands have gone___________", said Jack.
Squashing
numb
wobbled
interrupted
Joshua and Nelson were talking about cheese when Jacob ___________ to talk about fish.
specialty
struggled
wobbled
interrupted
To move a little bit
shift
squash
specialty
numb
The elephant was so big that the bridge c (a) under it.
Curtis felt quite a lot of _________________ when the elephant sat on him.
discomfort
immersed
secretive
interior
To not want to tell anyone about yourself or something that is happening.
primitive
secretive
brandish
cantagious
Oliver b (a) d his attempted to do the egg-drop experiment and egg went everywhere!
The vast monkey picked Sean up by her legs and i (a) s him in the freezing water, laughing as it did.
To hold up
Brandish
primitive
discomfort
honor
Easy spread about the place, like Covid-19
Discomfort
Interior
Bungled
Contagious
To argue with, often formally like in a competition
prod
scan
debate
hesitate
To put air into to make bigger, like a ball or airbed.
beckon
stall
debate
inflate
The zombie crawled out of the grave, then b__________d Vitto over with its worm-infested hand.
debate
beckoned
shaken
inflate
Sophie has d (a) d her room with pictures of those strange creatures that I forgot the name off. Rabbits and the like.
"Come into my cage human, we can be friends" whispered the tiger. Curtis h (a) d, then walked in. They only ever found his bones.
Which is a proper noun?
cat
dog
Tainan
city
Which is a common noun?
desk
Taipei
Sean
The Wind in the Willows
In the following sentence, what is the plural noun?
The children enjoy looking at the rabbit.
rabbit
children
the
at
In the following sentence, which is the singular noun:
The rabbits jump on the broad desk.
rabbits
jump
broad
desk
What is the plural of deer?
deers
deer
deeres
deerdren
What type of sentence is below:
Go to bed.
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
interrogative
What type of sentence is below:
Are you in bed?
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
interrogative
What type of sentence is below:
The bed is on fire!
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
interrogative
What type of sentence is below:
This is a bed.
imperative
declarative
exclamatory
interrogative
What is the simple predicate of the following sentence:
'The tiny boy swims with the giant greet monster who would love nothing more than to eat him. '
The tiny boy
boy
swims
swims with the giant greet monster who would love nothing more than to eat him
What is the complete predicate of the following sentence:
'The tiny boy swims with the giant greet monster who would love nothing more than to eat him. '
The tiny boy
boy
swims
swims with the giant greet monster who would love nothing more than to eat him
What is the simple subject of the following sentence:
'The tiny boy swims with the giant greet monster who would love nothing more than to eat him. '
The tiny boy
boy
swims
swims with the giant greet monster who would love nothing more than to eat him
What is the complete simple subject of the following sentence:
'The tiny boy swims with the giant greet monster who would love nothing more than to eat him. '
The tiny boy
boy
swims
swims with the giant greet monster who would love nothing more than to eat him
(a) is the singular of children
What is the setting at the start of 'Day of the Clones?'
The classroom
The garden in from of the classroom
Morris's house
The basement
What does the author compare Ryan's breathing to?
An old car
The wind
An old tiger
An old train
Which part of the 'Day of the Clones' best supports the idea that Jessie is cunning?
Jessie doesn't open the window when she sees herself
Jessie sends a text message to everyone
Jessie asks Curtis about WSS homework, even though there was no such class on that day
Jessie goes with Ryan to find Morris
Which is an example of a simile from the text?
At home, Curtis’s sleep was interrupted by a tapping at the window. Tap…tap….tap…
“I thought they could help us!” he whispered and gradually fell into unconsciousness
The sun raked, baked, and blasted every one of them.
Luckily, the interior of the class was as cool as a glass of lemonade
Which is an example of alliteration from the text?
Marauding Morris makes magnificent mess
Ryan crouched behind the tree by the old stone table
“Come on Jess, this doesn’t have to be hard.” Her clones spoke from behind the glass.
“I heard the tapping and saw what looked a lot like Jessie!”
What evidence do we have that Joshua might be a clone? Pick more than one
He keeps a timeable in his pocket to help him lie
He doesn't look like the real Joshua
He asks what had gone wrong when Jessie wasn't caught
He tastes nothing like Joshua
What trait best describes Joshua (the clone)?
Arrogant/big-headed
Nervous/scared
deceptive/sly
alarmed/shocked
Why is the phrase 'it doesn't have to be hard' repeated so often in the text?
Because it's easy,so...not hard
It's a way of quickly letting us know who is a clone
Because clones are harder than normal people
Because the author couldn't think of any more words
What is the setting for the majority of 'The Lakeside mystery?'
A lake
A camp near a forest
A bus
At school
What is special about the narrator of our story?
They are a girl
They are dishonest, so lying to us, the reader.
They like to ride elephants
They don't like camp
Look at the text:
'A fire that burned and danced like a ballerina'
Why is the fire compared to a ballerina in the text?
Because the narrator is a ballerina
Because the fire moves gracefully and moves around a lot
Because the camper dance around the fire
It's a piece of foreshadowing
How does the narrator persuade the campers to stay at the camp?
PICK MORE THAN ONE
By telling them that it's a long walk to find help
By threatening to kill Jack
By doing a magic trick
By saying that they have plenty of supplies
How far is it from the camp to the nearest town?
30 miles
40 miles
50 miles
60 miles
What evidence does Curtis see that Jak might have been killed, not died accidentally?
A rock doesn't just fall on people in a forest
The bark was worn away, maybe be a pulley
It was too far to walk
The narrator was suspicious
What does the word 'ajar' mean in the following sentence:
'I found Curtis standing outside my room, the door ajar, he was staring at a little cartoon cat popping its head from under my bed.
closed
a little bit open
like a bottle
something you put jam into
What dialogue supports the idea that Jackazard is arrogant?
Pick more than one
(interrupting) OOOOW I think I’ll show everyone an amazing card trick!
What book are you immersed in there Snoophie?
Not as cool as magic! Look, I can make this card disappear! WOOOPAZOOOA!
OOOOW NO We’re in double trouble!
How does Yenyenasaurus Rex's character change over the play?
From arrogant to modest
From shy to more confident
From sly to dull
from bored to excited
What is the lesson or theme or the play?
Camp is dangerous!
Everyone but Yenyenasaurus has a talent
No on has a talent
Everyone has a talent
What must a play have?
PICK MORE THAN ONE
Scenes
dislogue
stage directions
dinosaurs at a camp
What do stage directions do?
Tell actors what to do
Tell us about the setting
Tell us what a character is saying
Tell us what to watch
