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Worksheets6th Grade - Final Test Review - 2021-2022
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 2hrs 31mins
LL4-Dialogue: Which dialogue is formatted properly?
"Plan for the future", Mark Twain advised, "because that is where you are going to spend the rest of your life."
"Plan for the future," Mark Twain advised, "because that is where you are going to spend the rest of your life."
LL4-Dialogue: Which dialogue is formatted properly?
Matt whispered "Do you think the flashing lights mean that the play is about to begin?"
Matt whispered, "Do you think the flashing lights mean that the play is about to begin?"
LL4-Dialogue: Which dialogue is formatted properly?
Do you know who first said "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"?.
Do you know who first said, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"?
LL4-Dialogue: Which dialogue is formatted properly?
"I write music with an exclamation point"! declared composer Richard Wagner.
"I write music with an exclamation point!" declared composer Richard Wagner.
What did Brian do after the plane engine died?
He glided it toward an open meadow as the pilot had told him to do.
He put on his parachute, opened the plane door, and jumped.
He steered it toward a lake, so it would crash into the water.
He called the air traffic controller for instructions.
When remembering the pilot's heart attack, Brian realized that...
his parents didn't know that he had run away to join his father
the plane may have crashed hundreds of miles away from the plane's planned flight path
he was probably only a few miles away from his destination
the pilot had not turned on the radio before sending a distress call
While looking around the lake, what did Brian find that made him feel lucky?
a piece of wood that he could hollow out for a bowl
some of the supplies that he had throw from the plane
items of clothing he had lost in the water and that had floated to shore
the overhang of a rock ledge that he could use as a shelter
What did Brian remember after the dream about his father and Terry?
His hatchet was outside in the rain, and he needed to bring it in.
His father had taught Terry and him a lot about survival in the woods.
Terry had suggested that he get a hatchet, and his dad had given it to him.
He had seen a shower of sparks when he threw his hatchet at the porcupine.
After studying tracks in the sand and trying to understand them, Brian...
used his shoelaces to make a goose trap
rebuilt his shelter wall to protect against wolves
followed the tracks to where a pair of ducks were nesting
began digging in the sand and found turtle eggs
What left Brian with nothing and made him want to die?
seeing the wall of his shelter being torn apart by a bear
watching the ravens eat all the blueberries
dropping his hatchet down into an animal's burrow
having the search plane come and go without seeing him
How did Brian learn the lesson to protect his food and improve his shelter?
by being sprayed by a skunk
by having a fox move into his shelter
by losing his catch of fish to a heron
by watching a family of deer
While sleeping after the moose attack, Brian was awakened by the...
howl of a coyote sitting outside the door of his shelter
roaring of a tornado that whipped him around his shelter
pounding of rain and hail slamming against the shelter wall
smell of a fire much stronger than his campfire
What did Brian do before trying to get the survival pack from the plane?
He sharpened his hatchet on a hard black rock.
He tied a rope of old vines to a tree and then to his waist.
He recited a poem to the memory of the dead pilot.
He built a raft to use as an operating base.
Why did the pilot who rescued Brian land on the lake?
Some Native people had reported that a boy was living near the lake.
He had been sent to survey the lake and the land surrounding it.
He saw the smoke coming from Brian's campfire.
He heard the emergency transmitter and then saw the tail of the plane.
For how long was Brian surviving in the wilderness?
54 days
10 days
a year
6 months
What point of view is the novel Hatchet mostly written in?
first person
second person
third person limited
third person omniscient
third person objective
How does the author's choice of point of view affect the novel Hatchet?
Telling the story in second person point of view helps the reader feel like part of the story.
Telling the story in third person objective point of view gives the reader only the facts and events and lets them come up with their own opinion about what is happening.
Telling the story in third person omniscient point of view gives the reader a look into how other characters feel about what is happening to Brian.
Telling the story in third person limited point of view gives the author the ability to explain what is happening to Brian even when Brian does not understand what is happening, but also allows the reader to connect to Brian and care about him.
Brian's character changed from the beginning of the novel to the end.Brian went from being _____________ at the beginning to being ______________ at the end.
fearful, confident
dependent, independent
unobservant, observant
careless, thoughtful
happy, depressed
Select all the themes that the author, Gary Paulsen, develops throughout the novel Hatchet.
You don't know how important something is until it is gone.
Being persistent is important to being successful.
You have to learn from your mistakes.
Your brain is your most important resource.
A secret can make something feel more valuable.
Select ALL of the proper nouns in the sentence.
Zoe has a birthday coming up in February.
Zoe
has
birthday
coming
February
Select ALL of the proper nouns in the sentence.
Ravens are a familiar sight from the Arctic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea.
ravens
sight
Arctic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
familiar
Select ALL of the proper nouns in the sentence.
Pineapples are sweet, juicy fruits grown in tropical areas like the Philippines.
pineapples
sweet
Phillipines
areas
fruits
Select ALL of the proper nouns in the sentence.
"Bees make wax," Grandpa said. "They use it to construct honeycomb."
bees
wax
Grandpa
honeycomb
construct
Select ALL of the common nouns in the sentence.
Exhibits at the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago are often full of history.
exhibits
National Museum
Mexican Art
Chicago
history
Select ALL of the common nouns in the sentence.
Different kinds of wildlife make their homes in or around the Mississippi River.
different
kinds
wildlife
homes
Mississippi River
Select ALL of the common nouns in the sentence.
Farmers suffered immensely during the Great Depression as serious droughts destroyed their crops.
farmers
droughts
Great Depression
crops
Select ALL of the common nouns in the sentence.
After Mia volunteered with Doctors Without Borders, she decided that she would become a doctor.
Mia
volunteered
Doctors Without Borders
she
doctor
Complete the sentence with the correct plural of the word in (parentheses).The Pilgrims who founded Plymouth Colony in present-day Massachusetts fled England so that they could follow their religious (belief) (a) .
Complete the sentence with the correct plural of the word in (parentheses).Unlike other types of trees, evergreens don't lose all their (leaf) (a) during the winter or dry season.
Complete the sentence with the correct plural of the word in (parentheses).In most table settings, forks are placed to the left of the plate while (knife) (a) and spoons are placed to the right.
Complete the sentence with the correct plural of the word in (parentheses).
(Giraffe) (a) have long necks and excellent vision, making it easy for them to spot danger from a distance.
Complete the sentence with the correct plural of the word in (parentheses).
(Lasso) (a) can be traced back to ancient Egypt, where relief carvings show a pharaoh using one.
Complete the sentence with the correct plural of the word in (parentheses).The most powerful (tornado) (a) can reach wind speeds of up to three hundred miles per hour.
Complete the sentence with the correct plural of the word in (parentheses).
Instead of normal (balcony) (a) , the thirty-seven-story apartment complex in Mumbai known as Aquaria Grande features swimming pools enclosed in glass!
Complete the sentence with the correct plural of the word in (parentheses).
Many urban (freeway) (a) are showing signs of decay, so cities across the United States are repairing them or replacing them with surface streets.
Type the correct possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
that (officer) (a) opinion
Type the correct possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
the (musician) (a) flute
Type the correct possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
both (parents) (a) permission
Type the correct possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
the two (bakers) (a) pots and pans
Type the correct possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
the (carpenter) (a) furniture
Type the correct possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
the three (parrots) (a) beaks
Find the one plural or possessive errors. Type the corrections in the space below.
The tales of the brave knights of King Arthurs' court live on in epic poems that have survived from the Middle Ages.
(a)
Find the one plural or possessive errors. Type the corrections in the space below.
The mice's hiding spot is behind a panel in the pantry. Late at night, they come out to gather crumbs' left on the floor.
(a)
Find the one plural or possessive error. Type the corrections in the space below. Mollys favorite saying, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade," reflects her positive attitude toward life.
(a)
Find the one plural or possessive error. Type the corrections in the space below. Lisa's favorite ice cream flavor is vanilla, but sometimes she feels adventurous and chooses one of the tropical flavors', like mango and coconut.
(a)
Find the one plural or possessive error. Type the corrections in the space below. Cat's powerful night vision enables them to see at levels of light six times lower than what humans need in order to see.
(a)
Find the one plural or possessive error. Type the corrections in the space below. According to one organization's findings, eating seven servings of vegetables' per day reduces the risk of early death by forty-two percent.
(a)
Find the one plural or possessive error. Type the corrections in the space below. Before highways were built and automobiles were widely available, a travelers' main transportation options were horse-driven coach and railway.
(a)
Find the one plural or possessive error. Type the correction in the spaces below. The American flag features thirteen red and white stripes and fifty white stars. The stripes represent the thirteen original colonies, and the stars represent the countrys fifty states.
(a)
Claire put in _______________ effort when she spent all day doing research for her research paper.
painstaking
sloshed
incessant
emerged
The fire _____________ after we poured water on it and we all ended up coughing and moving away.
smoldered
sloshed
dormant
comprises
Brooke accidentally bumped her soda and half of it ____________ onto the table.
sloshed
smoldered
comprised
primitive
A sandwich usually _______________ bread, meat, cheese, and some vegetables like lettuce or tomatoes.
comprises
emerges
sloshes
smolders
During winter, the great black bear goes _____________ and only wakes up after winter has passed.
dormant
emerges
painstaking
smolder
After winter, the great black bear __________ from his cave.
emerges
sloshes
primitive
persistent
The ____________ man wore animal skins for clothing and lived in a cave.
primitive
persistent
dormant
slosh
The ___________ student works through the assignment even though it is really difficult.
persistent
primitive
dormant
comprises
The child _____________ his parents by lying to them again and again.
infuriated
corrosive
exulted
rectified
The pole sticking out of the water looked broken because of the way the water __________ its image.
refracted
corrosive
exulted
impaired
The scientist spilled _____________ chemicals that burned the table he was working on.
corrosive
vital
thrashed
impaired
The car crash left Nessa _____________ and in a wheelchair for months.
impaired
exulted
vital
corrosive
The foolbirds' _______________ was so good, that Brian did not see them until he almost stepped on them.
camouflage
fuselage
intact
corrosive
When climbing a ladder, you want someone at the bottom to ___________ it, so you do not tip and fall.
stabilize
vital
incessant
intact
The patient ______________ in pain when the doctors moved her broken leg.
grimaced
frenzied
stymied
rectified
The angry king _________ at the servants to bring him more food and drink.
bellowed
exulted
refracted
impaired
The ______________ chirping of the birds woke me up and kept me from being able to fall back to sleep.
incessant
thrashed
stymied
murky
The ___________ animal attacked the people of the village and left them trembling in fear.
savage
wheezing
fuselage
stabilize
The screams of the fans grew more _______________ as the concert started.
frenzied
camouflage
grimaced
murky
A ______________ number of people filled the gigantic stadium to see the game.
substantial
stabilize
bellowed
intact
The student was ____________ as he folded the piece of paper in half perfectly.
precise
intact
ineffective
antiseptic
Melissa ____________ stepped on her cat's tail and promised to look where she was walking from then on.
unwittingly
unduly
precise
marveled
The fans __________ at being able to meet the superstar they
marveled
grimaced
impaired
infuriated
The students were in a __________ when they were told that they would not get a summer break.
furor
stymied
camouflage
fuselage
LL4-Dialogue: Which dialogue is formatted properly?
Who said, "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans?"
Who said, "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans"?
