WorksheetsWriting Review [Unit Four & Grammar]
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 35mins
Which of the following figures taught themselves how to read and write?
Bessie Coleman
Frederick Douglass
Harriet Tubman
Jesse Owens
How many autobiographies did Frederick Douglass create?
1
2
3
4
What president did Frederick Douglass work with?
Abraham Lincoln
Barack Obama
Richard Nixon
Woodrow Wilson
What was Frederick Douglass best known for being?
The Civil War
a veteran
an abolitionist
a sailor
Harriet Tubman escaped slavery. She also helped many others escape slavery through the (a) .
What jobs did Harriet Tubman have during the Civil War?
mathematician
teaching
slave/ abolitionist
scout, cook, spy, and nurse
Why did Harriet Tubman reprimand President Lincoln?
She was unable to meet/ work with him.
He was reluctant to enforce Emancipation on the Southern States.
He did not allow her to be free.
How were Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman similar?
They were both escaped slaves.
They were both married once.
They did not change their names.
They supported men's rights.
How were Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman different?
Frederick was abused while Harriet suffered a traumatic head injury.
Frederick disliked President Lincoln and Harriet worked with him.
Harriet wrote novels while Frederick was illiterate.
Bessie Coleman was known as the first African American woman (a) .
Where did Bessie Coleman earn her pilot's license?
Germany
France
The United States
Alaska
Bessie Coleman would only perform at air shows that were not __________.
indoor
segregated
in the United States
What is Jesse Owen's greatest accomplishment?
He escaped slavery.
He wrote three autobiographies.
He won four gold medals in the 1936 Olympics.
At what age did Katherine Johnson graduate high school?
10
12
13
14
Katherine Johnson worked for ____.
NACA/ NASA
West Virginia State
The Olympics
What was Wilma Rudolph diagnosed with as a child?
The chicken pox
The measles
Polio/ Poliomyelitis
At age 16, Wilma qualified for the Olympics and won how many gold medals?
1
2
3
4
What does the "M" in MINTS stand for?
Most important people
Mr. and Mrs.
Months and Days
Morning and Evening
What does the "I" in MINTS stand for?
Important days of your life
The pronoun "I"
Individuals and Groups
Introductions
What does the "N" in MINTS stand for?
North and South
Notes and Numbers
Nights and Days
Names of People and Places
What does the "T" in MINTS stand for?
Time of Day
Titles of Books and People
Types of Animals
Trial and Error
What does the "S" in MINTS stand for?
Stop and Go
Stories and Movies
Start of Sentences
Summer and Winter
Which sentence is correct?
can you play outside?
Can you play outside?
Can you play outside.
Which sentence is correct?
how many Mondays are in june?
How many Mondays are in June?
How many mondays are in June!
When should a word be capitalized?
Beginning of Sentence
Important Words in a Title
Proper Nouns (Naming specific people, places, and things)
All of these
Which of these uses correct capitalization?
When i woke up, Nathan was outside.
When I woke up, nathan was outside.
when I woke up, Nathan was outside.
When I woke up, Nathan was outside.
Which words need to be capitalized?
tomorrow, i am going on the trip to the science museum. are you?
Tomorrow, I
Tomorrow, I, Are
Tomorrow
Tomorrow, Are
Which of these uses correct capitalization?
My name is Henry.
My name is henry.
my name is Henry.
my name is henry.
Which of these uses correct capitalization?
When i woke up, Nathan was outside.
When I woke up, nathan was outside.
when I woke up, Nathan was outside.
When I woke up, Nathan was outside.
Which of the following words is a noun?
jump
cat
run
hop
Which of the following words is a noun?
swim
write
stop
store
How many nouns are in the following sentence:
The huge spider climbed up the dead tree.
1
2
3
4
A noun is a ...
person, place, thing, or idea
an action or feeling
something that describes words
a punctuation mark
