WorksheetsLG9 Quarter 2
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 49mins
Joe has ________ in his ability to do well in the robotics contest.
little hope
no clue
sorrow
confidence
strong hopes to achieve
aspire
attitude
giving up
happiness
elegant
plain and boring
stylish and pleasant
Ms. Kerlek in her running clothes
casual and relaxed
Ms. Fjerstad _____ when the kids ran down the hall!
clapped
scowled
smiled
cheered
suggesting that something bad is going to happen
scary
foreboding
fearlessness
the truth
episode
not being afraid to try something new
trying something for the first time
having an angry look on your face
an event or period of time that is important
The mouse was _____ by the fierce lion.
standing
surprised
intimidated
excitd
point of view
the message of the story
identifies who is telling the story
the problem
where the story takes place
the main message, lesson, or moral of the text
theme
point of view
main idea
setting
An example of disheveled would be ______
Mrs. Wentworth going to a concert with her family.
Ms. Kerlek after she ran a mile with her students on Thursday morning.
Ms. Fjerstad quietly working n a puzzle with Mrs. Fulks.
Mrs. Paquette sipping coffee on Saturday morning while reading a book.
rigid
stiff; not easily bent
something that is thin and made of yarn
a piece of notebook paper
flimsy
crabby because you were annoyed or disappointed by something
dishonest
sulked
feisty
elegant
Theme
first person point of view
WHO is in the story
the main message, lesson, or moral of the story
the best part of the story
An example of timid would be _____.
a small child afraid to talk
a smokejumper
Mrs. Federico running down the hall telling everyone she is back.
getting up in front of the class and giving a speech
takes great energy or effort
timid
feisty
strenuous
confront
the way information is organized in the text
graphic feature
theme
author's purpose
text structure
authors' purpose
the author's reason for writing
the main message, lesson, or moral of the story
graphic feature
the narrator
The children _____ a plan to stay up late.
disheveled
feisty
devised
encouraged
devised
working on a project
you figured out a way to solve the problem
the best part of the year
angry or upset
a long journey that is exciting or eventful
mortal
destiny
comforting
odyssey
mortal
a person that lives and dies
working on a project until it is finished
what happens at the end of a story
quiet and shy
The following are elements of a drama
stage directions, characters, graphic features, acts
dialogue, characters, scenes, stage directions
setting, scenes, rhyme, stage directions
acts, dialogue, setting, illustrations
furious
very, very fast
very, very happy,
very, very angry
very, very shy
when you do something only once in awhile
furious
frequently
continuously
occasionally
to make an area safe from being attached or damaged
secure
adjust
surround
tyrant
words that mean the same
antonyms
synonyms
homophones
idioms
words that are opposite
synonyms
antonyms
homophones
idioms
All of the following are author's purpose EXCEPT for ...
persuade
inform
listing
entertain
definition of unsteadily
in a way that is not stable or firm
in a quiet manner
in a way that is not hurried or rushed
in a worried manner
definition of possibility
something that is true
something that is important
something that can be done
something that should be planned
words that have the same or similar meaning
synonyms
context clues
antonyms
multiple- meaning words
words that have opposite meanings
antonyms
synonyms
context clues
multiple-meaning words
hints in a sentence around an unknown word that help you determine the meaning
synonyms
antonyms
context clues
multiple-meaning words
words that have more that one meaning and the meaning is determined by the context of the sentence
synonyms
antonyms
context clues
multiple-meaning words
made up words that characters say out loud
stage directions
setting
characters
dialogue
describe the set and and tell the actors what to do
setting
acts
stage directions
dialogue
a type of writing in the form of complete sentence and paragraphs
love letter
story
poetry
prose
crabby because you were annoyed or disappointed by something
dishonest
sulked
feisty
elegant
Main Idea is ...
where the story takes place
what a text is mostly about
information about the characters
the characters, setting, and plot of the story
helps you find the meaning of the unfamiliar words in the text
context clues
main idea
Ms. Dattilo's answer key
supporting details
to get ready
endangered
declining
cooperated
prepare
animals whose numbers are declining in the wild
extinct
endangered
over populated
sad situation
to listen, to do something freely without complaining
prepare
cooperate
arrive
easy
declining
to go up in number
to go down and then go up
to go down in number
stay the same
TWO elements of poetry are _____ and _____.
structure and rhyming words
structure and literary devices
literary devices and stanzas
literary devices and stanzas
A stanza is a _____.
group of lines in a poem
Ms. Fjerstad's favorite coffee at Starbucks.
a pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables that create a beat
word that imitates the sound it represents
An example of onomatopoeia is _____.
words such as happy and sad
Mrs. Fulks walking swiftly to the buses.
words such as buzz, beep, or meow.
a picture of a tower
the same sound or letter at the beginning of words or lines
imagery
rhythm
onomatopoeia
alliteration
a pattern of stressed syllables that create a "beat"
rhythm
onomatopoeia
alliteration
stanza
