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3rd 9-Week Language Review (T4L)

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does it mean to compare?

a)


to look for similarities or things that are alike about two things

b)


to look only for differences between two things

c)


to judge

d)

to ignore

2.

What is the main idea of a story?

a)

the most important picture in the story

b)

the overall important idea of the story

c)


one detail in the story

d)

the title of the story

3.

What are key details?

I. details that help you learn more about the topic of an article
II. details that help you figure out the main ideas in an article
III. specific facts and information in an article

a)

I only

b)

II only

c)

II and III only

d)
I, II, III
4.

What does it mean to contrast?

a)


to look for similarities or things that are alike about two things

b)


to look for differences between two things

c)


to judge

d)

to ignore

5.

Why do you compare and contrast details?

a)


It helps you understand what you read.

b)


It makes the text more confusing.

c)


It makes reading more enjoyable.

d)

It helps you to read faster.

6.

What is cause?

a)

i

b)

k

c)

l

d)

d

7.

what is one thing that is the same in this picture?
a)
they are both yellow 
b)
they are green
8.

What two things are being compared in this picture?
a)
apples and oranges
b)
grapes and bananas
9.

what is one difference between the two in this picture?
a)
one is red and one is orange
b)
one is good and one is not
10.
Sally is having strawberry ice cream and Juan is having chocolate ice cream. If I am comparing Sally and Juan, what do they have in common?
a)
They are eating with a spoon.
b)
It is hot outside.
c)
I like to eat ice cream.
d)
They are eating ice cream.
11.
Kate lived in a large house with many animals. Her best friend, Jill, lived in a small house without pets.  How were the friends' homes different?
a)
Kate had a large house, but Jill's was small.
b)
Kate doesn't have pets, but Jill does.
c)
Both Kate and Jill have homes.
12.

Mary was tired, so she went to bed.

What is the cause?

a)

Mary was tired

b)

She went to bed.

13.

Johnny got an A on his test because he studied.

What is the cause?

a)

Johnny studied.

b)

Johnny got an A on his test.

14.

Max couldn't find the cookies because his grandpa hid them.

What is the cause?

a)

Max couldn't find the cookies.

b)

His grandpa hid them.

15.

The teacher saw a rainbow in the sky after a storm.

What is the effect?

a)

There was a storm.

b)

There was a rainbow in the sky.

16.

Paul bought groceries because he had none in the house.

What is the cause?

a)

Paul bought groceries.

b)

He had none in the house.

17.

Jack fell down and hurt his knee.

What is the cause?

a)

Jack fell down.

b)

Jack hurt his knee.

18.

Pat turned the oven on too high and the cookies burned.

What is the effect?

a)

Pat turned the oven on too high.

b)

The cookies burned.

19.

Sam waited for the bus, but it was late.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

20.

Sam waited for the bus although it was late.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

21.

Sam waited for the bus.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

22.

I love banana bread, so my aunt often makes it for me.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

23.

Several of my neighbors have pets.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

24.

I enjoy walking my next-door neighbor's dog unless it is raining.

a)

simple

b)

compound

c)

complex

25.

What is the first step of the writing process?

a)

Drafting

b)

Revising

c)

Prewriting

d)

Editing

26.

What is the second step in the writing process?

a)

Revising

b)

Editing

c)

Drafting

d)

Publishing

27.

What is the THIRD step in the writing process?

a)

Drafting

b)

Editing

c)

Revising

d)

Publishing

28.

During the prewriting step, what are you expected to do?

a)

Write the first draft of your essay

b)

Correct grammar and punctuation errors

c)

Read the title, gather ideas, and organize them

d)

Review and make changes to your writing

29.

What happens first in "The Three Little Pigs"?

a)

The wolf blows down the first pig's house

b)

The pigs build their houses

c)

The pigs meet the wolf

d)

The pigs go to the market

30.

In "Little Red Riding Hood," what happens after she meets the wolf?

a)

She goes to her grandmother's house

b)

She picks flowers

c)

She runs away

d)

She eats lunch

31.

Which event comes first in "Goldilocks and the Three Bears"?

a)

Goldilocks eats the porridge

b)

Goldilocks sits in the chairs

c)

Goldilocks enters the house

d)

Goldilocks sleeps in the beds

32.

What is the last event in "Jack and the Beanstalk"?

a)

Jack climbs the beanstalk

b)

Jack sells the cow

c)

Jack defeats the giant

d)

Jack plants the beans

33.

What is 'sequence of events'

a)

A birthday party

b)

Putting events in a story in order as they happen

c)

Regrouping

d)

The lesson in a story

34.

Which word refers to the order of ideas or events in a story?

a)

theme

b)

sequence

c)

setting

d)

plot

35.

Janie helped her father roast hot dogs on the campfire. First, she put a hot dog on a long stick. Next, she held the stick so the hot dog was just above the fire. After a few minutes, she turned the hot dog over. Finally, she removed the hot dog from the fire and placed it in a bun.


What did Janie do after she held the hot dog above the fire?

a)

She removed the hot dog from the fire.

b)

She put a hot dog on a long stick.

c)

She turned the hot dog over.

d)

She placed it in a bun.

e)

She ate the hot dog.