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WorksheetsEnglish 4- Reviewer # 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
1. Which of the following is correctly spelled?
disdane
disdain
desdain
2. Which means ordinary and often dull?
profound
mundane
cynic
3. Which of the following means eat, ingest, or drink?
inadvertently
consumed
descended
4. Which means doing what is not allowed?
defiance
obliged
cynic
5. Which means someone who always expects bad things to happen?
descended
considered
cynic
6. Who receives the vacuum cleaner as a birthday present?
Mr. Donald
Mrs. Tickham
Flora
7. Who gave the vacuum cleaner as a present?
Mr. Donald
Flora
Mrs. Tickham
8. Who is the main character in the story?
Flora
Mr. Donald
The vacuum cleaner
9. Which is true about Flora Belle?
She never ignores her mother.
Her mom accused her of being a "natural-born cynic".
She hates comic books.
10. What is the title of Flora's favorite bonus comics?
Terrible Things Can Happen To You
Terrifying Things Can Happen To You
Terrible Things Can Happen To Everybody
11. What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT in the sentence? "The children rush to the farm."
The children
rush to the farm
The reporters rush
12. What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE in the sentence? "The actors acted nicely."
The actors
acted
acted nicely
13. What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE in the sentence? "The book was given to me"
was given to me
book
was given
14. What is the SIMPLE SUBJECT in the sentence? "The man is working in the field under the extreme sun."
The
The man
man
15. What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE in the sentence? "The school van arrived just on time."
arrived
arrived just
arrived just on time
16. The people are swimming and splashing near our dock.
compound subject only
compound predicate only
both
17. She ran and walked fast.
compound subject only
compound predicate only
both
18. Deema and Rama are writing.
compound subject only
compound predicate only
both
19. The cat and dog ate and drank their food and water.
compound subject only
compound predicate only
both
20. The boy and his father are swimming.
compound subject only
compound predicate only
both
