WorksheetsThursday 2/16 Virtual Assignment ELA
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which is a synonym for WHIM?
impulse
suddenly
annoy
dishonest
Which is a synonym for ABRUPTLY?
suddenly
annoy
dishonest
amaze
Which is a synonym for AGITATE?
annoy
dishonest
amaze
obvious
Which is a synonym for CORRUPT?
dishonest
amaze
obvious
dirty
Which is a synonym for DUMBFOUND?
amaze
obvious
dirty
uneducated
Which is a synonym for FLAGRANT?
obvious
dirty
uneducated
angry
Which is a synonym for GRIMY?
dirty
uneducated
angry
sneak
Which is a synonym for ILLITERATE?
uneducated
angry
sneak
think
Which is a synonym for IRATE?
angry
sneak
think
wandering
Which is a synonym for LURK?
sneak
think
wandering
continue
Which is a synonym for MULL?
think
wandering
continue
graceful
Which is a synonym for NOMADIC?
wandering
continue
graceful
second
Which is a synonym for PERSIST?
continue
graceful
second
disaster
Which is a synonym for POISED?
graceful
second
disaster
important
Which is a synonym for TRAGEDY?
disaster
important
flinch
desire
Which is a synonym for URGENT?
important
flinch
desire
notice
Which is a synonym for WINCE?
flinch
desire
notice
unknown
Which is a synonym for YEARN?
desire
notice
unknown
depressing
Which is a synonym for ACKNOWLEDGE?
notice
unknown
depressing
death
Which is a synonym for ANONYMOUS?
unknown
depressing
death
remove
Which is a synonym for CASUALTY?
death
remove
impulse
suddenly
Which is a synonym for DETACH?
remove
impulse
suddenly
annoy
Which is a synonym for DOCILE?
obedient
symbol
dash
well-known
Which is a synonym for EMBLEM?
symbol
dash
well-known
joy
Which is a synonym for HURTLE?
dash
well-known
joy
hit
Which is a synonym for INFAMOUS?
well-known
joy
hit
bravery
Which is a synonym for MIRTH?
joy
hit
bravery
trap
Which is a synonym for PELT?
hit
bravery
trap
hope
Which is a synonym for PROWESS?
bravery
trap
hope
mediate
Which is a synonym for SNARE?
trap
hope
mediate
openly
Which is a synonym for ASPIRE?
hope
mediate
openly
obedient
Which is a synonym for ARBITRATE?
mediate
openly
obedient
symbol
Which is a synonym for BLATANTLY?
openly
obedient
symbol
dash
Which of the following are COMMON NOUNS?
girl, city, book
run, is, can
Blake, Decatur, "The Book Thief"
pretty, smart, funny
Which of the following are PROPER NOUNS?
Blake, Decatur, "The Book Thief"
girl, city, book
run, is, can
pretty, smart, funny
Which of the following are VERBS?
run, is, can
girl, city, book
pretty, smart, funny
around, above, below
Which of the following are ADJECTIVES?
pretty, smart, funny
run, is, can
around, above, below
and, or, but
Which of the following are PREPOSITIONS/ADVERBS?
around, above, below
and, or, but
pretty, smart, funny
because, since, after
Which of the following are COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS?
and, or, but
around, above, below
because, since, after
I, our, herself
Which of the following are SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS?
because, since, after
and, or, but
I, our, herself
Blake, Decatur, "The Book Thief"
Which of the following are PRONOUNS?
I, our, herself
girl, city, book
run, is, can
around, above, below
What is a THEME?
The lesson or message of a story.
What the story is about.
The setting of the story.
The people/animals in the story.
What is MOOD?
The feeling the reader gets from the story.
The lesson or message of a story.
What the story is about.
The setting of the story.
What is a SIMILE?
comparing two things using "like" or "as"
comparing two things WITHOUT using "like" or "as"
an extreme exaggeration
giving a non-living object human qualities
What is a METAPHOR?
comparing two things WITHOUT using "like" or "as"
comparing two things using "like" or "as"
an extreme exaggeration
giving a non-living object human qualities
What is a HYPERBOLE?
an extreme exaggeration
comparing two things WITHOUT using "like" or "as"
comparing two things using "like" or "as"
giving a non-living object human qualities
What is PERSONIFICATION?
giving a non-living object human qualities
an extreme exaggeration
comparing two things using "like" or "as"
comparing two things WITHOUT using "like" or "as"
What is a FACT?
something proven to be true
a view, judgment, or belief about something
an outlook about something based on experience or ideas
something thought to be false
What is an OPINION?
a view, judgment, or belief about something
something proven to be true
an outlook about something based on experience or ideas
something thought to be false
What is BIAS?
an outlook about something based off of experience or ideas
something proven to be true
something thought to be false
a view, judgment, or belief about something
