Worksheets1st Nine Weeks Assessment Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3600secs
What part of the story is at the beginning?
Exposition
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
Which of the following takes place during the exposition?
climax
rising action
inciting incident
resolution
What is the exciting part of the story?
exposition
rising action
climax
falling action
When is the conflict of the story resolved?
falling action
rising action
climax
resolution
Why is the setting important to the story? Choose the BEST possible answer.
It tells where you are in the plot diagram.
It can give important details about the plot.
It helps the reader understand the character.
It is not important to the story.
What can point of view tell you about a story?
It can tell you about the setting.
It can tell you who the characters are.
It can tell you who is telling the story.
It can tell you who the story is about.
What title best fits the passage?
Maddie's Big Day
Maddie Learns a Lesson
Maddie is a cheater
Maddie VS The Teacher
What is the theme of the passage?
Honesty is always the best way to go.
If you are going to cheat, you should not get caught.
School isn't important.
You should always be sneaky.
What can you infer will happen to the sisters based on the passage?
Their mother will come home and be very upset.
Their mother will come home and not care.
They will continue to play.
They will invite friends over to hang out.
Which character traits BEST describe the substitute?
dedicated but stressed
kind but disrespectful
stressed but angry
angry but hopeful
What theme BEST fits the text?
Be loud all the time.
You should do your best to annoy substitutes.
Your actions don't matter; do what you want.
It is important to always be respectful of others.
Which of the following is an example of a hyperbole in the PASSAGE?
"lose her mind"
BOING
pretty tough class
CRASH
Which of the following is an example of an onomatopoeia found in the PASSAGE?
"lose her mind"
"BOING"
CRASH
scared as mice
A pronoun replaces a (a) .
Which is an example of an intensive pronoun?
myself
his
her
I
Which is an example of a possessive pronoun?
me
I
his
they
Which sentence uses a possessive pronoun properly?
Her bag is there.
His met me yesterday.
They arrived late.
Me hungry.
Which sentence uses an intensive pronoun properly?
They drove past itself.
She learned it by sheself.
He did it himself, much to his father's surprise.
I frowned looking at self.
Which sentence uses an intensive pronoun properly?
Addison laughed at herself joke.
Tyler thought that heself was being too loud today.
Luke himself enjoyed video games.
Maria knew that she herself could make a positive impact.
Which sentence uses a possessive pronoun properly?
His favorite class is art.
They favorite class is band.
Her chose the wrong answer.
I won the toy.
