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Worksheets6th Grade Spelling & Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 173
Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins
Choose the best answer to correct the sentence above.
This sentence is an example of a _________.
How can you best combine the sentences above without needlessly repeating information?
Where are commas needed in the sentence above?
This sentence is an example of a _________.
We can go to the mall after school it will be fun.
Which of the choices does not correct the run-on?
Every sentence has a _______ and a _________
noun and a pronoun
adjective and adverb
start and finish
subject and predicate
Choose the correct verb.
The people (cheer/ cheers) when the players come onto the field.
cheer
cheers
Choose the word with the most positive connotation.
I really (envy / admire) Wayne's math ability.
envy
admire
Which sentence uses an linking verb?
Kenny walked fast.
He seemed angry.
Does the underlined part state a cause or an effect?
He broke his arm, so the doctor put it in a cast.
cause
effect
Choose an antonym for the underlined word.
One advantage to solar panels is that your power bill goes down.
benefit
disadvantage
construction
innovation
A _____ names a person, place, or thing.
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
Match the pronoun with an antecedent.
the boys
us
he
she
them
Match the pronoun with an antecedent.
P.J.
us
he
she
them
Match the pronoun with an antecedent.
Deidre and I
us
he
she
them
Match the pronoun with an antecedent.
Rita
us
he
she
them
Choose the correct spelling of the word with its suffix.
enrole + ed
enroled
enrolied
enrolled
enroleed
What type of sentence is this?
Research on the topic suggests that grammar is essential to success.
imperative
exclamatory
declarative
interrogative
Are the underlined words synonyms or antonyms?
When he received the Christmas present, Juan knew that it was a physical gift, but the love it showed from his grandmother was intangible.
synonyms
antonyms
Complete the sentence with a subject pronoun that agrees with the antecedent.
Emily and I baked cookies; _______________ decorated them too.
she
they
we
our
Complete the sentence with a form of the verb be that agrees with the subject.
She _______ late yesterday.
am
is
are
was
What two things are being compared in this simile?
Billy polished the window until it was as smooth as glass.
the window and glass
Billy and the window
polish and smooth
Billy and it
What is the interjection in this sentence?
Whoops, we're out of coffee.
whoops
we're
out
of coffee
Which of these sentences with an interjection is written correctly?
Oh no The cat is loose.
Oh no! the cat is loose.
Oh No! The cat is loose.
Oh no! The cat is loose.
What does the prefix micro mean?
bad or evil
shape or form
small in size
What does the prefix morph mean?
bad or evil
shape or form
small in size
What does the prefix male- mean?
bad or evil
shape or form
small in size
Which of these states an opinion?
Sra. Swan teaches Spanish.
Mrs. Lett was the 4th grade teacher last year.
Mr. Gonzales directs the play.
Mrs. Durden is the coolest teacher at school.
Choose the verbs of being.
am
to
are
has
were
Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
Our novel next semester will be the lord of the flies by William Golding.
Our novel next semester will be The Lord of the Flies by William Golding.
Our novel next semester will be The lord of the Flies by william golding.
Our novel next semester will be "The Lord of the Flies" by William Golding.
What definition best describes characterization?
The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character
Use details to give the listener or reader a clear image of what you are trying to say
Reference to something, someone, or an event
An exaggeration of a person's ability
An educated guess based on what you see in the text and what you already know (background knowledge) is called __________.
infer
predict
summary
interpret
What does justify mean?
investigate
research
to prove
defend
When you draw conclusions from your reading?
An educated guess based on what you see in the text and what you already know (background knowledge)
An educated guess based on what you see in the text and what you already know (background knowledge)
Taking details from a text and piecing them together to make a judgment
What something shows, why it matters, why it’s important
The tone of a piece of literature is defined as?
The overall arch of character's journey
The overall emotion (feeling) created by literature
The overall setting created by literature
The overall plot created by literature
Separate something into parts to understand how all of the parts make a whole; look closely at the information is defined as?
Inspection
analyze
look closely
stare
The author’s attitude toward something is referred to as:
tone
proof
theme
happy
What does signify mean?
Use details to give the listener or reader a clear image of what you are trying to say
A general retelling of the story without all of the details
Reach a decision at the end
What something shows, why it matters, why it’s important
Evaluate also means to?
Focus on how two things could be improved
Focus on how two things are different
Focus on how two things are alike
Determine the value or quality of given information
When something is ironic or has irony, it means?
The opposite of what is expected
Reference to something, someone, or an event
To make something more believable by providing evidence
To make something more believable by providing a way out.
When you summarize a story?
explain every detail that happened in the story
A general retelling of the story without all of the details
give an alternate ending to the story
have the character explain their point of view
What is the best definition of dialogue?
A conversation between characters
A battle scene between characters
A conversation between scenes
A dance between two people
An educated guess based on what you see in the text and what you already know (background knowledge) is also known as?
explain
predict
conclude
evlauate
Reference to something, someone, or an event is defined as?
inspection
illusion
allusion
hyperbole
Explain the differences on how two things are NOT alike
compare
contrast
conclude
construct
Focus on how two things are alike is also called?
conclude
respond
compare
include
Labeling all members of a group as being the same without considering individual differences is considered being?
bias
slurred
stereotyped
cliche
What is a prediction?
explaining the story
evaluating the events
being excited to read the next page
Telling what you think will happen
What does bias mean?
Favoring certain ideas or people over others
ignoring other people in my room
being in control over other people
being mad at other people
When using details to give the listener or reader a clear image of what you are trying to say?
unite
describe
examine
inspect
One reason for the...The dilemma is...The answer is...
to begin something
initiate
infinite
literally
inflict
according to the exact meaning of the words
initiate
infinite
literally
inflict
to cause pain or hardship
initiate
infinite
literally
inflict
without limits, endless
initiate
infinite
literally
inflict
clever, inventive
ingenious
finite
ascend
nostalgia
extreme enthusiasm
lure
infinite
mania
inflict
without limits, endless
infinity
infinite
infenite
infinit
longing for the past
nostalgai
nastolgia
nostalgia
nostaljuh
antonym of infinite
finite
infinite
fineti
finiete
antonym of descend
ascend
assend
asahdude
acsend
to go up, rise
ingenious
finite
ascend
nostalgia
limited, having limits
ingenious
finite
ascend
nostalgia
desire for something in the past
ingenious
finite
ascend
nostalgia
to attract by tempting
lure
infinite
mania
inflict
the exact meaning of words
literally
literly
litteraly
literally
BONUS: Who does Mr. Branham think Milee Trett's favorite duo is?
The Island Boys
Bert and Ernie
Kaden & Brady
Shrek and Fiona
The Doans's
Believable
plausible
provoke
reprimand
revoke
to cancel
plausible
provoke
reprimand
revoke
to anger
plausible
provoke
reprimand
revoke
a scolding
plausible
provoke
reprimand
revoke
to happen again
ridicule
recur
shrewd
tactic
to make fun of
ridicule
recur
shrewd
tactic
smart
ridicule
recur
shrewd
tactic
a method
ridicule
recur
shrewd
tactic
an oversimplified image
skeptical
stereotype
shrewd
tactic
doubtful
ridicule
skeptical
clever
tactic
clever, tricky
shrewd
shrek
shrood
shrute
believable
plausible
plausable
plausibel
pluasible
to stir up anger
provoke
prevoke
provouke
provolk
to cancel
revoke
revokee
ravoke
revok
means to reach a goal
tactic
tactick
ticktac
tactical
formal criticism
reprumand
reprimand
reprimandd
reprumnad
to mock
ridicule
ridiculous
ridicyule
redicule
doubting
skepticool
skeptical
skepticul
sceptical
happen repeatedly
recur
recurr
reoccur
rekur
commonly accepted image that is over simplified
stareotype
storeotype
stereotype
sterotype
