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P4 Final (Mar 23)

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the word selfish mean?

a)

eager to argue

b)

badly behaved

c)

deliberately disobedient

d)

thinking only about oneself

2.

What does the word attitude mean?

a)

a manner of thinking, acting, or feeling

b)

sympathy for the suffering of others

c)

something fascinating

d)

a feeling of duty

3.

In your own words, what does the word flourished mean?

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4.

Read the dictionary entry below.

Adjective: easily recognized • Adjective: closely acquainted • Noun: one who is often seen and well known

Which of the following words is defined in the entry above?

a)

cranky

b)

familiar

c)

selfish

d)

annoyed

5.

Which of the following words is NOT descriptive?

a)

balanced

b)

high

c)

pretty

d)

rock

6.

Which word has almost the SAME meaning as the word extraordinary?

a)

breakable

b)

changeable

c)

remarkable

d)

valuable

7.

In your own words, what does the word imbalance mean?

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8.

In your own words, what does the word creative mean?

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9.

Which word means almost the SAME as trustworthy?

a)

agreeable

b)

stable

c)

reliable

d)

wealthy

10.

Which words from the list form an antonym pair?

a)

camouflaged and dribbles

b)

pounce and camouflaged

c)

predator and vibrations

d)

prey and predator

11.

Which pair of words rhyme?

a)

trail, try

b)

none, day

c)

chart, heart

d)

mail, charm

12.

Which of the following lines contains a simile?

a)

I fell and hurt my arm.

b)

She walked to the door.

c)

He moved as slowly as a snail.

d)

We went to the store with Billy.

13.

Which of the following is part of meter in poetry?

a)

length

b)

rhyme

c)

syllables

d)

words

14.

Which of the following contains a metaphor?

a)

The mountain was very tall.

b)

He walked along the path to the school.

c)

The party was a swirling tornado.

d)

She had never wanted anything more in her life.

15.

The prefix un- means “not” or “the opposite of.” Which is nearly the same meaning as unusual?

a)

popular

b)

pretty

c)

rare

d)

strong

16.

Write the sentence correctly using capital letters and correct punctuation for titles.

Have you ever read the book Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie?

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17.

Rewrite the possessive nouns with correct punctuation.

I could not get out of the cars back seat.

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18.

Write the possessive form of the underlined plural noun.

I found the insects habits interesting to watch in the ant farm.

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19.

Circle the subject in each sentence. Then combine the sentences by using the correct word to join the two nouns in the subject.

Kelsey goes to summer camp. Alvin goes to summer camp.

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20.

For #'s 20-24, use the attached story "Meeting Cody".

Which sentence best states the main theme of the passage “Meeting Cody”?

a)

Life is nearly impossible to predict.

b)

Follow safety rules when riding a bicycle.

c)

Surprises can often be more fun than you would think.

d)

Feeling sorry for yourself does not improve a situation.

21.

Read the sentence from the passage.

Then one day, he woke to wet sandpaper dragging across his face.

Describe what two things are being compared. Then explain how the comparison helps the reader understand the author’s idea.

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22.

Which sentence provides the best summary of the passage?

a)

A boy gets hurt when he makes a mistake, and then almost makes

a bigger one with self-pity.

b)

A dog finds the perfect home to live in because a boy is feeling very lonely and missing his friends.

c)

A city street is full of danger, and when a boy does not pay attention to the warnings, he is seriously hurt.

d)

A family finds a way to show their son that following the rules is the most important lesson to learn.

23.

Which sentence from the passage best supports your answer to the previous question?

a)

 “We thought adopting this guy would help get you out of this fog you have been in.”

b)

“It had been a week since Andy had broken his leg, and he had spent all of it lying on the couch or in his room.”

c)

“Maybe having a dog would be better than he had thought.”

d)

“I’ve spent a lot of time feeling sorry for myself, but that’s going

to change now,’ he said, throwing the stick across the yard.”

24.

What lesson did you learn from "Meeting Cody"?

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25.

Write a haiku about someone who has impacted your life.

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26.

Essay Question:

How do Opal and Winn-Dixie's stories parallel each other? How do they differ?

Use the rubric to help you write your response.

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