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WorksheetsMod 3 Review Final
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 34mins
in danger of becoming extinct
mammal
endangered
reptile
invertebrate
to change something to it can be used again
recycle
rainforest
scale
reduce
to leave a space at the beginning of a paragraph
constrast
difference
reuse
indent
a drawing
photograph
index
illustration
heading
a metal box to keep an animal inside
oxygen
cage
divide
feed
claws
lungs
bacteria
environment
table of contents
heading
label
caption
environment
cage
lungs
compare
mammal
amphibian
reptile
bird
grassland
desert
rainforest
arctic
The doctor ________ give the patient medicine.
has to
have to
My mom told me that I _____ go to church.
has to
have to
Mr. Chris and Ms. Jazz ______ decorate their classrooms.
has to
have to
Mr. Manouk ______ fix the chair that he broke.
has to
have to
He ______ study hard for the test.
has to
have to
What is the heading in this nonfiction text?
(a)
What is the caption in this nonfiction text?
(a)
Both bees and butterflies have wings.
Compare
Contrast
Bees live in large groups, but butterflies do not.
compare
contrast
What might you do when you grow up?
(a)
What might you do this weekend?
(a)
mammal
reptile
amphibian
bird
insect
mammal
reptile
amphibian
bird
insect
mammal
reptile
amphibian
bird
insect
mammal
reptile
amphibian
bird
insect
MATH PRACTICE
Mr. Chris went to the sandwich shop at 5 o'clock. He bought 20 hot dogs for 40 dollars. How many hotdogs could he buy with 100 dollars?
What numbers do we need to solve this problem?
Do NOT include numbers that are not needed to solve.
5, 20, 40, 100
20, 40, 100
5, 40, 100
40, 100
MATH PRACTICE
Mr. Chris went to the sandwich shop at 5 o'clock. He bought 20 hot dogs for 40 dollars. How many hotdogs could he buy with 100 dollars?
What is the question we need to answer?
(a)
MATH PRACTICE
Mr. Chris went to the sandwich shop at 5 o'clock. He bought 20 hot dogs for 40 dollars. How many hotdogs could he buy with 100 dollars?
Which word is NOT a math action word?
went
bought
buy
READING REVIEW
How are John and Mike the same?
They both like sandwiches.
They are both Canadian.
They both love Venn Diagrams.
Mike likes soccer but John likes baseball.
READING REVIEW
Which statement is TRUE?
Mike likes sandwiches.
John and Mike both like pizza.
John likes baseball but Mike likes soccer.
Mike likes pizza but John likes soccer.
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Cage
Recycle
Renewable
Index
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Rainforest
Wetlands
Rural
Urban
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Renewable
Bacteria
Fossil fuels
Tropical
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Insect
Reptile
Amphibian
Mammal
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Mammal
Insect
Bacteria
Amphibian
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Scales
Compare
Similar
Difference
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Graph
Illustration
Diagram
Label
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Skin
Scales
Fur
Insect
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Wetlands
Rainforest
Tropical
Swamp
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
insect
mammal
invertebrate
amphibian
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Invertebrate
Reptile
Amphibian
Primate
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Index
Table of Contents
Caption
Glossary
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Lungs
Gills
Claws
Scales
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Caption
Diagram
Cage
Zoology
VOCABULARY PRACTICE
Match the picture with the correct vocabulary word.
Swamp
Rainforest
Urban
Tropical
TEXT FEATURE REVIEW:
What is a table of contents used for?
To know what is on each page of the book.
To find the meaning of difficult words.
To explain what is happening in a photograph.
To show data
TEXT FEATURE REVIEW:
What is a glossary used for?
To show what is on each page in a book.
To explain what is happening in a photograph.
To help us understand the meaning of difficult words in a book.
To show data.
TEXT FEATURE REVIEW:
What is a caption used for?
To show what is on each page in a book.
To explain what is happening in a photograph.
To help us understand the meaning of difficult words in a book.
To show data.
WRITING REVIEW
When authors write to inform, they want to ________________.
make us change our opinion or get us to do something.
teach us about something.
make us have fun while we are reading.
WRITING REVIEW
When authors write to persuade, they want to ________________.
make us change our opinion or do something.
teach us about something.
make us have fun while we are reading.
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
Change the sentences into imperatives.
Could you pass me that slice of pizza?
Imperative: (a)
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
Change the sentences into imperatives.
Can you please study for your test?
Imperative: (a)
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
Change the sentences into imperatives.
Can you sit down during class?
Imperative: (a)
SCIENCE PRACTICE
If an animal is endangered, that means there are __________ left in the wild.
zero
not many
too many
more than 100,000 but less than 1,000,000
SCIENCE PRACTICE
All of the following are reasons why animals become endangered, except:
Habitat loss
Climate change
Adaptation
Hunting
SCIENCE PRACTICE
What is NOT a way people can help endangered animals?
planting trees
protecting/cleaning animal habitats
going to the zoo
recycling
SCIENCE PRACTICE
a producer is a(n) ___________.
An animal that hunts other animals
An animal that is hunted by other animals.
A plant that makes its own energy.
An animal that eats only plants.
SCIENCE PRACTICE
A consumer is an __________.
animal that only eats other animals.
animal that eats plants and animals.
animal that eats only plants.
animal that eats food.
SCIENCE PRACTICE
An animal that eats only other animals is a(n) ____________.
Herbivore
Carnivore
Producer
Consumer
SCIENCE PRACTICE
An animal that eats only plants is a(n) ________________.
carnivore
herbivore
omnivore
vegetarian
SCIENCE PRACTICE
An animal that eats only animals is called a(n) __________.
Producer
Consumer
Omnivore
Carnivore
SCIENCE PRACTICE
Energy that travels from the sun, to plants, to animals, is known as a (a) .
SCIENCE PRACTICE
In a food chain, what symbol shows the transfer of energy?
(a)
WRITING REVIEW
When authors write to entertain, they want to ________________.
make us change our opinion or do something.
teach us about something.
make us have fun while we are reading.
READING REVIEW
What is this text feature called?
Heading
Table of Contents
Index
Glossary
READING REVIEW
What would you find on page 13 of this book?
(a)
READING REVIEW
What does a glossary help us do?
Learn difficult words in a text.
Understand what is happening in a photograph.
Understand what is on each page of a book.
F
READING REVIEW
Captions are....
short titles above a paragraph that tell us what the paragraph is about.
pictures that are drawn in a book to help explain a text.
short descriptions that help us understand what's happening in a photograph.
Pages in a book that help us understand difficult words.
