WorksheetsBenchmark G4 Unit 6 Grammar
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 8hrs 0mins
Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.
Mara’s dog has fur. (brown silky long)
Mara’s dog has long, silky, brown fur.
Mara’s dog has long, brown fur, silky.
Mara’s dog has brown fur, long, , silky.
Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.
The car zipped past the finish line. (red small)
The small, red car zipped past the finish line.
The red small, car zipped past the finish line.
Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.
My grandparents live in a farmhouse . (old charming yellow)
My grandparents live in a charming, old, yellow farmhouse.
My grandparents live in a charming, yellow, old, farmhouse.
My grandparents live in a yellow, charming, old, farmhouse.
Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.
Mom made a pasta salad . (colorful yummy big)
Mom made a yummy, big, colorful pasta salad.
Mom made a big, yummy, colorful pasta salad.
Mom made a yummy, colorful, big pasta salad.
Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.
I found a camera in the attic. (cracked antique strange)
I found a strange, cracked, antique camera in the attic.
I found a cracked, antique, strange camera in the attic.
I found a antique, cracked, strange camera in the attic.
Use the correct adjective order and punctuation.
I made a tail for my kite. (shiny long)
I made a long, shiny tail for my kite.
I made a shiny long, tail for my kite.
Use correct punctuation and capitalization.
Jan asked would you like to come to my party?
Jan asked, “Would you like to come to my party?"
Jan asked, Would you like to come to my party?
Jan asked, “would you like to come to my party?"
Use correct punctuation and capitalization.
Jan asked would you like to come to my party?
Jan asked, “Would you like to come to my party?"
Jan asked, Would you like to come to my party?
Jan asked, “would you like to come to my party?"
Use correct punctuation and capitalization.
Turn left on Oak Street Bill explained and then right on Smith.
“Turn left on Oak Street,” Bill explained, “and then right on Smith.”
“turn left on Oak Street,” Bill explained, “and then right on Smith.”
Turn left on Oak Street,” Bill explained, “and then right on Smith.
Use correct punctuation and capitalization.
I’m looking for a book in Spanish Mom said to the clerk.
“I’m looking for a book in Spanish,” Mom said to the clerk.
“I’m looking for a book in Spanish,” mom said to the clerk.
I’m looking for a book in Spanish, Mom said to the clerk.
Use correct punctuation and capitalization.
For our field trip Mr. Marzo said let’s visit the planetarium.
“For our field trip,” Mr. Marzo said, “let ’s visit the planetarium.”
For our field trip, Mr. Marzo said, “let ’s visit the planetarium.”
“For our field trip,” Mr. Marzo said, let ’s visit the planetarium.
Use correct punctuation and capitalization.
Before moving to Chicago I explained we lived in Tucson.
“Before moving to Chicago,” I explained, “we lived in Tucson.”
Before moving to Chicago, I explained, “we lived in Tucson.”
“Before moving to Chicago,” I explained, we lived in Tucson.
Use correct punctuation and capitalization.
I bought Dad a book for his birthday I told Mom.
“I bought Dad a book for his birthday,” I told Mom.
I bought Dad a book for his birthday, I told Mom.
“I bought Dad a book for his birthday, I told Mom."
Words that sound the same in each sentence.
Which one of the twins won first place?
Achieved victory is another meaning for
won
one
Juan
Words that sound the same in each sentence.
The number meaning for
won
one
Juan
Words that sound the same in each sentence.
I put a bandage over the cut on my heel to help it heal.
Cure is another word for
heel
heal
hill
Words that sound the same in each sentence.
My dentist treats all her patients with a lot of patience.
Calmness is another word for
patients
patience
paste and
Words that sound the same in each sentence.
The storm damaged the beautiful capitol in the state capital.
“A building where lawmakers meet” is the definition of
capitol
capital
caps
Words that sound the same in each sentence.
Did you break both the chain and the brake on your bike?
A device that helps a wheel stop is a
break
brake
bake
Words that sound the same in each sentence.
Wow, the historical site was a fantastic sight!
Location is another word for
site
sight
sike
Words that sound the same in each sentence.
The tale of the fox with a red tail amused us.
Story is another word for
tale
tail
tell
combine the two simple sentences. Find the compound sentence.
I liked the book. I didn’t like the movie.
--> use but or so
I liked the book, but I didn’t like the movie.
I liked the book, so I didn’t like the movie
I liked the book, and I didn’t like the movie
I liked the book, or I didn’t like the movie
combine the two simple sentences. Find the compound sentence.
I wanted a new bike. I started to save my money.
Use - or so
I wanted a new bike, so I started to save my money.
I wanted a new bike, or I started to save my money.
I wanted a new bike, but I started to save my money.
I wanted a new bike, and I started to save my money.
combine the two simple sentences. Find the compound sentence.
Sheera went hiking. Alisa went with her.
USE - and or
Sheera went hiking, and Alisa went with her.
Sheera went hiking, or Alisa went with her.
Sheera went hiking, but Alisa went with her.
Sheera went hiking, so Alisa went with her.
combine the two simple sentences. Find the compound sentence.
You can buy one large apple. You can buy two smaller apples.
USE - but or
You can buy one large apple, or you can buy two smaller apples.
You can buy one large apple, but you can buy two smaller apples.
You can buy one large apple, and you can buy two smaller apples.
You can buy one large apple, so you can buy two smaller apples.
combine the two simple sentences. Find the compound sentence.
It’s really hot today. Let’s go to the pool.
USE - and so
It ’s really hot today, so let ’s go to the pool.
It ’s really hot today, and let ’s go to the pool.
It ’s really hot today, or let ’s go to the pool.
It ’s really hot today, but let ’s go to the pool.
Select the correct punctuated dialogue!
My friend said You can ride home with us
My friend said, “You can ride home with us.”
My friend said, “you can ride home with us.”
"My friend said, You can ride home with us.”
Select the correct punctuated dialogue!
Liza asked When is the next train
Liza asked, “When is the next train?”
Liza asked, When is the next train?
Liza asked, “when is the next train?”
Select the correct punctuated dialogue!
May I speak with Ms. Kris the caller asked
"May I speak with Ms. Kris?” the caller asked.
"may I speak with Ms. Kris?” the caller asked.
"May I speak with Ms. Kris"? the caller asked.
Select the correct punctuated dialogue!
I plan to rake the leaves today said Dad
“I plan to rake the leaves today,” said Dad
I plan to "rake the leaves today,” said Dad
“I plan to rake the leaves today, said Dad"
Select the correct punctuated dialogue!
That roller-coaster ride was awesome Maria cried
“That roller-coaster ride was awesome!” Maria cried.
“That roller-coaster ride was awesome"!Maria cried.
“That roller-coaster ride was awesome!” Maria cried."
Select the correct punctuated dialogue!
The bank clerk asked How may I help you today
The bank clerk asked, “How may I help you today ?”
"The bank clerk asked, “How may I help you today ?”
The bank clerk asked, “how may I help you today ?”
