WorksheetsP5 Unit 3 Review: From Pencils to Pixels
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 21mins
Type the abstract noun: David's humiliation when mocked by Mr Creakle was profound.
(a)
Type the proper adjective: Victorian England was a time of great advancements and many new inventions.
(a)
What is the abstract noun for: lonely
(a)
Type the proper noun: Her wish to return to Pakistan once again was evident in the way she talked about it.
(a)
Complete with 1 WORD: My neighbour says (a) going to paint her house.
Complete with 1 WORD: Adam is looking for (a) pen.
Complete with 1 WORD: (a) a beautiful day.
Complete with 1 WORD: The bird stretched (a) wings.
Malala is an (a) for female education.
Caning was one form of (a) punishment that was common in Victorian England.
Complete the opening: How is (a) at home?
Which is NOT an informal sign off?
Love,
Regards,
Your son,
Missing you,
Complete the closing: I hope to (a) from you soon!
Complete the purpose: I'm (a) to tell you that...
Which is NOT an opening?
Thanks for your letter.
I hope you are doing well.
How are you?
Write soon!
What comes at the end of the greeting after the name?
(a)
What word means decorations have been added?
laureate
bazaar
ornamented
helter-skelter
Unlike Pakistan, the UK has equal ______ to education for boys and girls.
access
options
ability
entry
Reading books and travelling are two ways that you can (a) your horizons.
(a) start of the school day can be difficult for teenagers as their sleep patterns are different than children.
declare/state/announce/assert
falter
writhe
stump out
profess
hesitate/stall/delay
falter
writhe
stump out
profess
offender / criminal / guilty person
(a)
awful / terrible / horrible / frightening
(a)
someone unable to escape
(a)
aggressive/violent/fierce/wild
ferocious
in earnest
captive
defy
