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3rd g

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Juan figured that there would be many people interested in the book sale.

What has the same meaning as figured?

a)

Added

b)

Believed

c)

Dared

d)

Urged

2.

My brother will complain while raking the leaves.

What has the same meaning as complain?

a)

Admire

b)

Disapprove

c)

Like

d)

Support

3.

My dog shows great patience when he waits for a treat.

What has the same meaning as patience?

a)

Calmess

b)

Delight

c)

Excitement

d)

Weakness

4.

My brother has a terrible temper when he loses a basketball game.

What has the same meaning as temper?

a)

Anger

b)

Fear

c)

Laugh

d)

Worry

5.

I just remembered that I am supposed to meet Emma this afternoon.

What has the same meaning as remembered?

a)

Admitted

b)

Caught

c)

Thought

d)

Sensed

6.

What is the abbreviation for

Department?

a)

De

b)

Det

c)

Dept.

d)

Deptm.

7.

Junior

a)

Jr.

b)

Jnr.

c)

Jun.

d)

Junr.

8.

Mountain

a)

Mo.

b)

Mt.

c)

Mtn.

d)

Mntn.

9.

Avenue

a)

Av.

b)

Ave.

c)

Avn.

d)

Avu.

10.

Doctor

a)

Dr.

b)

Dct.

c)

Dre.

d)

Drt.

11.

In our story this week:

Why doesn’t the narrator need an alarm clock?

a)

He lives on a farm where his rooster wakes him.

b)

He can smell his grandmother cooking breakfast.

c)

He can sleep as long as he likes on the family farm.

d)

His grandfather usually comes to wake him up for work.

12.

In our story this week:

Why do the narrator and his grandfather wear their best clothes?

a)

They are going to church.

b)

They are going to the fair.

c)

The narrator is going to school.

d)

His grandfather is going to vote.

13.

In our story this week:

What does the narrator mean when he says, “That’s just how things worked where we lived”?

a)

Black people are able to vote where he lives.

b)

Black people are not treated fairly where he lives.

c)

Lines of people waiting to vote are long where he lives.

d)

All people have to know how to read to vote where he lives.

14.

In our story this week:

How does the narrator feel about his grandfather?

a)

He sees his grandfather as strong and hardworking.

b)

He believes his grandfather gets angry and upset easily.

c)

He is ashamed because his grandfather does not know how to read.

d)

He thinks that his grandfather is too patient and should try to go faster.

15.

In our story this week:

What does the narrator do the first time he votes?

a)

He reads a page from a book.

b)

He brings his grandfather’s picture.

c)

He goes together with his grandfather.

d)

He tells his grandfather when his turn has come.