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Worksheets5th Grammar Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
Select the BEST way to write this sentence:
Groundhogs eat grass fruit and tree bark during the summer.
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Groundhogs eat grass, fruit and tree bark during the summer.
Groundhogs eat grass, fruit, and tree bark during the summer.
Groundhogs eat grass, fruit, and tree, bark, during the summer.
Select the BEST way to write the sentence:
Sure it is still possible to sign up for the fun run.
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Sure it is still possible, to sign up for the fun run.
Sure, it is still possible to sign up for the fun run.
Sure, it is still possible to sign ,up for the fun, run.
Select the BEST way to write the following sentence:
No donation to a good cause can be too big or too small.
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No, donation to a good cause can be too big or too small.
No donation to a good, cause can be too big or too small.
No donation to a good cause can be too big, or too small.
Select the BEST way to write the sentence:
Oh were you sitting here.
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Oh, were you sitting here.
Oh were you sitting here?
Oh, were you sitting here?
Select the BEST way to write the sentence:
Sure it is still possible to sign up for the fun run.
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Sure it is still possible to sign up for the fun run!
Sure! It is still possible to sign up for the fun run.
Sure, it is still possible to sign up for the fun run.
Select the BEST way to write the sentence:
Mrs. Perry collects furniture toys jewelry and art.
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Mrs. Perry collects furniture, toys, jewelry, and art.
Mrs. Perry collects furniture, toys jewelry and art.
Mrs. Perry collects furniture, toys, jewelry and art.
Select the BEST way to write this sentence:
For dinner I want pizza grilled cheese or spaghetti.
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For dinner I want pizza, grilled cheese, or spaghetti.
For dinner I want pizza, grilled, cheese, or spaghetti.
For dinner I want pizza, grilled cheese, or, spaghetti.
Select the BEST way to write this sentence:
Mr. Gibson sells farming supplies in Ohio Kentucky Georgia and Florida.
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Mr. Gibson sells farming supplies in, Ohio Kentucky Georgia, and Florida.
Mr. Gibson sells farming supplies in Ohio; Kentucky Georgia and Florida.
Mr. Gibson sells farming supplies in Ohio, Kentucky, Georgia and Florida.
Which sentence is correct?
My cousin Kysta wanted to hear the song "On Top of Old Smoky."
My cousin Kysta wanted to hear the song On Top of Old Smoky.
My cousin Kysta wanted to hear the song "On Top Of Old Smoky."
My cousin Kysta wanted to hear the song on top of old smoky."
Look at this sentence:
Mr. Chapman, who is an experienced musician, can play the trumpet, the horn, and the tuba.
Select the definition of horn that the sentence uses.
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Look at this sentence:
The pasta at Betty's Diner is usually good, but sometimes the meat sauce is a little thin.
Select the definition of thin that the sentence uses.
thin \thin\ adjective thinner, thinnest 1. not thick or wide: I wonder what's inside that thin package. 2. not heavy or fat: All of the runners are thin and fit. 3. watery or runny: The turkey gravy was too thin.
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Look at this thesaurus entry:
respite
Part of speech: noun
Definition: a break
Synonyms: break, pause, recess, rest
Who is having a respite?
someone working
someone napping
someone doing homework
someone gardening
Look at this thesaurus entry:
obligation
Part of speech: noun
Definition: something you must do
Synonyms: burden, commitment, duty, pledge, promise, responsibility
Which is an obligation?
going to the movies
taking care of your pet
drinking a soda
playing with your friends
Which of the following is the CORRECT word?
A way to travel:
root
route
rout
roote
The prefix CO- means "together," so when you COOPERATE you:
work separately
argue
work with someone else
operate something
Dad said I could _________ this page from the newspaper.
I knew Petra was sad when I saw a _________ in her eye.
Choose the word that is correct in both sentences.
clip
copy
gleam
tear
Stories about Marco Polo's travels caused trade with the East to increase.
Which is an antonym for increase?
improve
grow
decline
spread
What is the best way to combine the sentences below?
The girls wore mittens. It was cold.
It was cold, the girls also wore mittens.
The girls wore mittens, so it was cold.
The girls wore mittens that were cold.
The girls wore mittens because it was cold.
Choose the best conjunction to use to combine the two sentences.
Mom was going to pay her bills. She couldn't find her checkbook.
so
but
yet
and
What is the best way to combine the sentences below?
Thomas can do handstands. Thomas is very fit, too.
Thomas can do handstands, and he is very fit.
Either Thomas can do handstands, or he is very fit.
Thomas can do handstands, but he is very fit.
Whether Thomas can do handstands or not, he is still very fit.
