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Language Arts 11/12

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

On a scale of 1-10, how would you rate your interest in Language Arts? 1 being you hate it, and 10 being you love it!

(a)  

2.

Put the following 8 subjects in order from your most favorite to least favorite.

Reading, Writing, Math, Science, History, Foreign Language, Art, Music

4 lines
3.

Put the following 5 Language Arts components in order from your most favorite to least favorite.

Reading, Writing, Grammar, Vocabulary, Comprehension

4 lines
4.

What is your favorite genre of reading?

Fantasy, Science Fiction, Mystery, True Crime, Horror, Action & Adventure, Historical Fiction, Autobiography, Biography etc…

4 lines
5.

How would you rate your reading skills?

a)

I have difficulty reading, and I don’t remember what I’ve read.

b)

I can read fluently, but I struggle remembering what I’ve read.

c)

I’m a slow reader, but I comprehend what I’ve read.

d)

I’m a fluent reader and understand what I’ve read

6.

How would you rate your writing skills?

a)

Texting is about it!

b)

I’m more of a journal writer. Give me a prompt and I’ll answer it!

c)

I have lots of ideas, but struggle to put it on paper (i.e. my grammar/handwriting)

d)

I’m a good writer! I have lots of ideas, and my grammar’s pretty good!

7.

How are your vocabulary skills?

a)

What’s a “vocabulary?”

b)

Know the basics; enhance, gist, slumber

c)

Intermediate; famished, relinquished, punctual

d)

I’m about grade level; ostentatious, opulent, perfidious

e)

I’m a vocabulary master! dilatory, indefatigable, panache

8.

What is your favorite book?

4 lines
9.

What novels have you read?

4 lines
10.

I comprehend a novel best by…

a)

Just reading it to myself in class, and answering comprehension questions for homework.

b)

Popcorn reading it aloud as a class, and work on comprehension questions with a partner.

c)

Reading chapters at home, and answering comprehension questions as a class.

d)

Listening to the audiobook in class, answering comprehension question as a class, and then comparing and contrasting it to the movie.