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WorksheetsFrindle Unit Quiz
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the author’s purpose of “Frindle”?
to persuade
to inform
to entertain
to explain
What does Mrs. Granger love more than anything?
English class
spelling tests
pens
the dictionary
Which sentence uses the vocabulary word “shushed” correctly?
The teacher assigned a shushed for homework.
Katie shushed as fast as she could around the track.
Mrs. Granger shushed the rowdy students before she began class.
I shushed my cat’s hair when it gets too dirty.
How does Nick launch, or set in motion, his new word frindle?
Nick makes advertisements for the word and hangs them around school.
Nick makes a big show in language arts class by asking his friend for a frindle.
Nick forces all of the other students in fifth grade to start using the word.
Nick persuades other teachers to start using the word.
Choose the misspelled spelling word from the list.
havn’t
it's
they’re
there’s
What is the correct definition of rowdy?
noisy and disorderly
extraordinary and important
a person who makes trouble
noisy talk
What is the best synonym for the vocabulary word phony?
cellphone
noisy
fake
listener
What is the best effect for this cause: Nick started to become famous and people knew who he was.
Judy Morgan got the fifth-grade class picture.
Nick seemed kind of down, and he did all his work in Mrs. Granger’s class more quickly, perfectly, and quietly.
Kids in Ohio, Iowa, New York, Texas, and California bought frindles.
Nick wrote a letter to everyone apologizing for starting a word war.
What are the TWO mispelled words in the sentences?
Although I am a hard worker, I sometimes I worri about taking the exams. First, I need to remind myself to be confident. Second, I must follow my study plan. Thurd, I need to get a good night sleep and eat a healthy breakfast. I know I can go my best!
worri
remind
Thurd
healthy
The ________ cries because he is tired.
baby
babies
The children ____________ at the park
plays
play
we are better readers this year
linking
action
What is a linking verb?
a verb that helps another verb
It is not a verb, it describes another verb
a verb that describes an action
a verb that describes a condition
What is the cause of this effect:
Mrs. Granger gave Nick a special homework assignment on the first day of class.
He tried to get Mrs. Granger to forget to assign the homework.
He liked to do extra work so he could make good grades.
He thought Mrs. Granger would like him better.
He was lying to Mrs. Granger about what he did during the summer.
Which trait does NOT describe Mrs. Granger?
evil
bright eyes
strict
Intelligent
