WorksheetsHatchet
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 4hrs 30mins
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
Lucy had to handle the glass gingerly.
carefully
firmly
quickly
roughly
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
Derelle's father used just one match to ignite the charcoal grill.
glow and then die
extinguish flame
flickering light
catch fire
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
Gabby tried to start the campfire, but it just sputtered.
made whooshing sounds
made rustling sounds
made popping sounds
made roaring sounds
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
Messiah's brother is painstaking in his preparations to go hiking.
easy
careful
hurtful
thoughtless
Which word is a synonym for gratified in the sentence below?
Willow was gratified to learn that her painting had been selected for the school art competition.
delighted
embarrased
annoyed
unhappy
Directions: Choose the word that has the same r-controlled vowel sound as the word below:
ar as in sparks
alert
borrow
dirty
perhaps
Directions: Choose the word that has the same r-controlled vowel sound as the
word below.
er as in person
story
horn
shirt
sorry
Directions: Choose the word that has the same r-controlled vowel sound as the word below.
or as in before
serve
urgent
uproar
surround
Directions: Choose the word that has the same r-controlled vowel sound as the boldfaced word.
ar as in sharp
character
father
harmed
warmer
The word below that contains the same r-controlled vowel sound as the word mystery is —
before
circus
tardy
morning
“That would be wonderful, Alisha,” said her father. “But explorers need to know how to navigate, which means it might be time to learn how to interpret a compass of your own. And I know just what we can use.” Her father got up and left the room. Alisha could not wait. She watched excitedly as her father came back with something in his hand.
Who is telling the story?
Alisha
Alisha's Father
An unseen narrator
Alisha's nieghbor
Okay, I headed north, then turned east, thought Alisha. So Mrs. Fairbanks lives to the east of us. When I turn back, I will head west and then south.
What do the italicized words show the reader?
Alisha's thoughts
Dialogue in the story
Nothing important
The directions on a compass
“Okay—here I go,” said Alisha. Holding the compass flat in her hand, she set off. As she walked, she looked down at the compass, watching the needle carefully. As she passed Mr. Martin’s house, she stopped. Alisha then turned and headed toward Mrs. Fairbanks’s house.
Okay, I headed north, then turned east, thought Alisha. So Mrs. Fairbanks lives to the east of us. When I turn back, I will head west and then south.
The narrator tells us only Alisha’s thoughts and not the other character’s thoughts because —
Little is known about the father and his thoughts
There are no other characters
The story is about Alisha and how she learns to use the compass
Alisha is the only character with thoughts worth sharing
What can people do to avoid getting lost?
