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Worksheets5th grade ELA Q1 Final Test Review
Total questions: 101
Worksheet time: 3hrs 37mins
Miguel put a ___________ against the wall to support the roses that he planted.
trellis
pinata
charity
crocheting
Marta felt ____________ on Friday sfternoon. She had a horrible headache, and was exhausted from the whole week. All she wanted to do was sleep.
miserable
tremble
nimble
supple
The workers were on ___________ because they wanted better working conditions and to be paid more.
strike
platform
charity
wages
I walked up the steps to the ____________, and I waited for the train to arrive.
platform
trellis
pinata
frail
Esperanza thought that she won't stay at the camp forever. It will be _________________.
temporary
nimble
atrocious
supple
When Rosie jumped into the pool, she started to _____________ because the water was so cold.
tremble
crocheting
impulsively
doze
I was _____________ by the complicated math problem on the test, so I left my question blank.
puzzled
temporary
scorched
frail
Joey could play the guitar very swiftly and easily with his _________ fingers.
nimble
scorched
grateful
alert
Every winter I donate all my sweaters and coats to ___________.
charity
pinata
platform
wages
When I organize my closet, I ____________ my clothes by color.
arrange
routine
doze
crimp
There was an ___________ smell of rotten eggs coming out of the trashcan.
atrocious
routine
symptoms
nimble
Sarah saw the most ___________ things yesterday. A green dog with a pink tail was walking by the river.
peculiar
frantically
alert
meek
My cake was ____________ because I forgot to turn the oven off.
scorched
nimble
supple
frail
Being tired and bored made Maria ___________ in class.
doze
strike
arrange
tremble
When my cat ran away, my whole family was in a panic, and everyone was ____________ searching for her.
frantically
routine
impulsively
symptoms
Everyone was admiring the gymnast's ______________ moves on the high beam, and they started clapping when she did a split mid-air.
supple
atrocious
crocheting
wages
Mama was so _____________ that she couldn't comb her own hair, and Esperanza had to do it for her.
frail
alert
supple
accustomed
Every month, Julia's mom spends part of her ____________ to pay the rent and bills. She also uses some of the money she makes to buy Julia a little present.
wages
charity
instructions
strike
When Aisha suddenly hit the breaks, she _____________ stretched her arm to the passenger's seat to protect her son from danger.
impulsively
routine
instructions
nimble
I don't know how my mom gets everything done. She is so _____________. She manages to go to work, cook, clean, and take care of me and my siblings.
efficient
despondent
meek
nimble
The _____________ dog was barking and growling at everyone who passed by.
aggressive
meek
crimped
peculiar
The children's faces became ____________ when the principal told them that there will be no field day this year.
despondent
atrocious
efficient
accustomed
I got ____________ when my sister turned the lights off and tried to scare me in the dark.
startled
nimble
crocheting
asparagus
Isabel was _____________ when she didn't win the Queen of May.
disappointed
grinning
massive
optimism
Isabel was praying ____________ in front of the statue because she really wanted to win Queen of May.
devoutly
primly
signaling
tangy
The teacher was ____________ to the students to be quiet by putting her index finger to her mouth.
signaling
dozed
frantically
supple
After everything that happened in 2020, we must show _______________ that 2021 is going to be so much better.
optimism
symptoms
premonition
startled
This book that I am reading about being fancy says that the queen must sit ___________ in her chair, with her legs crossed and her arms resting in her lap.
primly
frantically
devoutly
impulsively
My mom knew it was very hot outside because she saw the ____________ dripping from my forehead.
perspiration
strike
premonition
threat
The researchers found a fossil of a ______________ dinosaur that was as big as a house.
massive
trellis
despondent
charity
I was _____________ when I found out that someone ate the chicken wings that I was saving for lunch. Now I had nothing to eat.
infuriated
startled
peculiar
atrocious
Jessica had a _______________ that something bad is going to happen during the snow storm. She was right. We lost power for a week.
premonition
despondent
disappointed
trellis
The number of COVID cases __________ after Thanksgiving and the hospitals were packed again.
soared
disappointed
soiled
crimped
Esperanza was happy when it came grape harvest time because ____________.
it gave her an excuse to ride her horse near the river
her family would go on vacation after papa's work was finished
mama promised to buy her new dresses with the money
it meant her bithday and fiesta were coming
Which of these happened after Mama refused to marry Tio Luis?
No one would buy any grapes from mama
The house and grapevines were burned
Someone opened the gate and all the horses ran out
Abuelita's money was stolen from her room.
Mama said she was embarrased on the train when Esperanza ________________.
thought a peasant was trying to steal her valise
spoke loudly of the riches they had left at the ranch
refused to share her water with Hortensia and Alfonso
got upset with the little girl who wanted to touch her doll
Why was Marta rude to Esperanza when they met?
Her mother lost her job when Esperanza's mother was hired with Hortensia.
She loved Miguel and thought that Esperanza loved him, also.
Her father fought in a revolution against landowners like Esperanza's papa.
She was jealous of the dresses Esperanza brought with her to the camp.
What surprise Miguel and Alfonso had for Esperanza and Mama?
They made a silver belt buckle like the one Papa always wore.
They made a small bathroom for privacy in their cabin.
They brought roses from the ranch to plant behind the cabin.
They saved their money to buy grapevine and trellis.
What happened the first day Esperanza took care of Pepe and Lupe alone?
The babies walked out of the cabin when Esperanza fell asleep.
Esperanza lost all the dipers when washing them in the stream.
The babies became sick from raw plums Esperanza fed them.
Esperanza forgot to give them bottles before nap time.
Mama became ill with valey fever after ______________.
she ate some peaches in the field
dust spores got into her lungs during a storm
she bathed in the river on a cold day
a cold rain fell for six straight days
Esperanza wanted to find work so she could ____________.
buy better food for Mama
bring Abuelita to Mama
send Mama to a special doctor
return to Mexico to get her things
How did Esperanza help Mata when immigration came?
She hid Marta in the back of Alfonso's truck when he came to take her to Mama.
She gave Marta an apron and asparagus to make her look like a worker.
She let Marta carry her immigration papers when Marta's camp was checked.
She hid Marta in her cabin whil the others were working in the fields.
Why was Esperanza angry with Miguel before he returned with Abuelita?
He had neglected the roses and they wee almost dead.
He said he might go back and work for Esperanza's uncles.
He had taken Esperanza's money orders.
He had told Esperanza she was not at all like her Papa.
What are the most important themes of the novel Esperanza Rising? (Select 4)
Never be afraid to start over.
Be patient and things will come to you.
Your family is your greatest treasure.
Live your life to the fullest and don't look back.
Be brave and rise above the challenges that life throws you.
What is the point of view of Esperanza RIsing?
first person point of view
second person point of view
third person point of view
How would the novel be different if it was written form Miguel's point of view?
We would know more about what it is like to be a servant and how he felt about Esperanza.
We would know more about the life in California and the dust storm.
We would know more about Isabel and Marta.
The novel would not be different if it was told from Miguel's point of view.
How does Esperanza change from the beginning to the end of the novel?
She becomes more responsible.
She becomes more generous.
She becomes braver.
She becomes more hardworking.
She becomes more selfish.
LL.4 - Dialogue: Which sentence is correct?
She exclaimed, "Look how healthy and grown up you are!"
She exclaimed, Look how healthy and grown up you are!
She exclaimed, "Look how healthy and grown up you are"!
LL.4 - Dialogue: Which sentence is correct?
"I delivered a damaged package today," the mail carrier reported.
I delivered a damaged package today, the mail carrier reported.
"I delivered a damaged package today", the mail carrier reported.
LL.4 - Dialogue: Which sentence is correct?
"What other languages can you speak?" inquired Mateo.
"What other languages can you speak? inquired Mateo."
What other languages can you speak? inquired Mateo.
LL.4 - Dialogue: Which sentence is correct?
She explained, "When I was little, I had a lemonade stand."
She explained, When I was little, I had a lemonade stand.
She explained, "When I was little, I had a lemonade stand".
LL.4 - Dialogue: Which sentence is correct?
He asked, "When will you carve your pumpkin?"
He asked "When will you carve your pumpkin?"
He asked, "when will you carve your pumpkin?"
Select the two nouns in the sentence.
Great skill comes from practice.
Great
skill
comes
from
practice
Select the two nouns in the sentence.
The brave pioneers headed out into the vast frontier.
brave
pioneers
headed
out
frontier
Select the two nouns in the sentence.
Her upbeat spirit always lifts my mood.
Her
upbeat
spirit
lifts
mood
Select the two nouns in the sentence.
Our vacation lasted for only two short days.
Our
vacation
lasted
two
days
Select the two nouns in the sentence.
In winter, that grassy area usually gets flooded.
winter
grassy
area
usually
flooded
Select the two nouns in the sentence.
The result of the experiment was surprising.
result
of
the
experiment
surprising
Select the two nouns in the sentence.
A friendship without respect will not last long.
friendship
without
respect
last
long
Select the two nouns in the sentence.
The brave men fought for their freedom.
brave
men
fought
their
freedom
Select the two nouns in the sentence.
The book is about the war.
book
is
about
the
war
Select the two nouns in the sentence.
Great skill comes with a lot of practice.
Great
skill
comes
with
practice
Select all of the proper nouns.
Within three hours, nine inches of rain had fallen in Jackson County, Florida.
Jackson County
Florida
inches
hours
nine
Select all of the proper nouns.
Exhibits at the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago are often full of history.
National Museum of Mexican Art
Chicago
Exhibits
history.
full
Select all of the proper nouns.
Asia shares its western borders with Africa.
Asia
shares
western
borders
Africa
Select all of the proper nouns.
Diamonds have been found at Crater of Diamonds State Park in Arkansas.
Diamonds
been
found
Crater of Diamonds State Park
Arkansas
Select all of the proper nouns.
On Monday, Sophie is going to the shelter to adopt a cat.
Monday
Sophie
going
shelter
cat
Select all of the common nouns.
Exhibits at the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago are often full of history.
Exhibits
National Museum of Mexican Art
Chicago
full
history.
Select the two common nouns.
Mr. McConnell has an extra ticket for our trip to the Bronx Zoo. Would you like to come?
Mr. McConnel
extra
ticket
trip
Bronx Zoo
Select all of the common nouns.
Bands play in Grant Park during the festival in June.
Bands
play
Grant Park
festival
June
Select all of the common nouns.
He usually speaks Spanish at home with his parents.
usually
Spanish
home
his
parents
In the blank space, write down the plural of the word in parentheses. At Crater Lake National Park, visitors can board (a) (trolley) for two-hour tours of the lake.
In the blank space, write down the plural of the word in parentheses.
A bat relies on (a) (echo) to determine the location, size, shape, and distance of an object in its environment.
In the blank space, write down the plural of the word in parentheses.
I know there are six (a) (zero) in a million, but how many are there in a billion?
In the blank space, write down the plural of the word in parentheses.
When designing (a) (roof) climate is an important detail that architects must take into consideration.
In the blank space, write down the plural of the word in parentheses.
(a)
In the blank space, write down the plural of the word in parentheses.
Before televisions became widely affordable, Americans gathered around their (a) (radio) to listen to their favorite programs.
In the blank space, write down the plural of the word in parentheses.
The most powerful (a) (tornado) can reach wind speeds of up to three hundred miles per hour.
In the blank space, write down the plural of the word in parentheses.
To collect data, modern (a) (astronomer) use telescopes with digital cameras attached.
In the blank space, write down the plural of the word in parentheses.
Australia, the world's sixth-largest country by total area, is made up of six states and various (a) (territory).
Type the possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
that (officer) (a) opinion
Type the possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
the (musician) (a) flute
Type the possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
their (parents) (a) permission
Type the possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
the (tailors) (a) spools
Type the possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
the (carpenter) (a) furniture
Type the possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
(parrots) (a) beaks
Type the possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
a (crab) (a) claws
Type the possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
the (magazines) (a) articles
Type the possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
the (dinosaur) (a) claws
Type the possessive form of the noun in parentheses.
that (scientist) (a) experiment
Rewrite ONLY the word that is underlined to fix the plural or possessive error, so the sentence makes sense.
Rebeccas' companion spoke three different languages.
(a)
Rewrite ONLY the word that is underlined to fix the plural or possessive error, so the sentence makes sense.
What are those interesting patterns on Zoes sweater?
(a)
Rewrite ONLY the word that is underlined to fix the plural or possessive error, so the sentence makes sense.
An alligator's claws' are long and sharp.
(a)
Rewrite ONLY the word that is underlined to fix the plural or possessive error, so the sentence makes sense.
She saw several different animals' track's crisscrossing the trail.
(a)
Rewrite ONLY the word that is underlined to fix the plural or possessive error, so the sentence makes sense.
The womens disappointment was written all over their faces.
(a)
Rewrite ONLY the word that is underlined to fix the plural or possessive error, so the sentence makes sense.
The berries in Beckys' garden are almost ripe!
(a)
Rewrite ONLY the word that is underlined to fix the plural or possessive error, so the sentence makes sense.
Who is responsible for the children's actions'?
(a)
Rewrite ONLY the word that is underlined to fix the plural or possessive error, so the sentence makes sense.
Jills salad has lettuce and carrots in it.
(a)
Rewrite ONLY the word that is underlined to fix the plural or possessive error, so the sentence makes sense.
The mices burrows were in a field of wheat.
(a)
Rewrite ONLY the word that is underlined to fix the plural or possessive error, so the sentence makes sense.
Peoples' possessions are important to them.
(a)
My mom ____________ that I clean my room immediately if I want to go play with my friends.
demanded
accustomed
soiled
supple
