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WorksheetsSuper Fun G5 2nd Written Exam Review!
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 34mins
applauds
The movement of hands
Shows approval by clapping hands, shouting, etc.
Making noise with hands
Shows disapproval by clapping hands, shouting, etc.
browsing
Looking here and there.
Walking around.
Searching for an item.
Looking out the window.
fabulous
wonderful and exciting.
Not so good.
Sinonym of terrible.
To help a friend.
inspecting
To ask a question
To look around.
looking over carefully; examining
To ask for something.
To look for something lost.
Project
An assignment usually sent as homework.
Something that is graded.
An activity in that only happens at school.
A special assignment planned and carried out by a student or a group of students
Synonym of project
neglect
homework
assignment
Math
Synonym of inspecting
looking
examining
watching
searching
Synonym of browsing
helping.
looking.
reading.
navegating.
Antonym of applauds.
boos
crying
frowns
yell.
Antonym of fabulous.
Great.
Boring.
Funny
Great.
Our class project is to make a _________ of the ecosystem.
dionysus
diarrhea
dino-drama
diorama
Can you __________ the number of M&M's in this jar?
explicate
exterminate
escalate
estimate
I loved the new Mario movie. It was absolutely ___________!
terrific
terrible
turntable
tariff
Please stop pouring __________ on the fire!
gastronomy
garage
gasoline
vasoline
The students broke into __________ applause when they found out that their teacher wasn't coming to school that day.
humidity
spontaneous
spurious
unveiling
My cousin wants to __________ comic books when she grows up.
spontaneous
illustrate
elegant
celebrate
My parents want to move to a _________ island when they retire.
tropical
topical
pajamas
jewel
Oh dear! An expensive __________ was stolen from the queen's crown.
census
germ
carnival
jewel
The crowd anxiously awaited the ____________ of the new Pikachu sculpture.
unraveling
uncaring
unveiling
elegant
You look so __________ and chic in your new Doraemon pajamas!
elegant
operate
unveiling
tropical
What is the genre of "The Fabulous Perpetual Motion Machine"?
historical fiction
poetry
fairy tale
drama
What is the setting of this story?
A classroom
A basement rec room
A playground
The local library
What was the purpose of Lily and Carlos getting everyone together?
They wanted to unveil their idea for the Science Fair.
They wanted to form a study group for the Science test.
They were building a dinosaur diorama.
They knew their assignment was going to be late, so they needed help finishing it.
At the beginning of the story, Lily and Carlos are very confident that they will receive what at the Science Fair?
an honorable mention
a standing ovation
compliments from their teachers
the first place prize
What conclusion can you draw as to why Mrs. Perez says that "Lily and Carlos have been driving the whole family crazy"?
They were constantly on the computer.
They were always fighting about the project.
They were doing a lot of banging around in the basement while building it.
They had used her best dishes to create their project.
Why do Carlos and Lily think their machine is fabulous?
It doesn't run on batteries.
It doesn't have an electrical cord.
It doesn't have any power source.
All of the above
Carlos and Lily decide that they should name their invention the "Perpetual Motion Machine" because.....
the motion runs for an hour.
the motion lasts forever.
the motion only works in the sun.
the motion only works in water.
Eventually Carlos and Lily think their invention will make them rich because.....
they will have built the machines that will lead to free power for everyone.
the first prize at the Science Fair is a lot of money.
someone will want to pay them to learn how to build a different machine.
they know their allowance will really go up after this!
What was wrong with Larry's watch?
It fell off his arm and shattered.
His watch was three hours behind.
His alarm kept going off.
His light went out.
Who was Domingo?
He was Carlos and Lily's neighbor.
He is Carlos and Lily's teacher.
He is Carlos and Lily's classmate.
He is Carlos and Lily's older brother.
What was the problem that Mrs. Perez had with her chicken in the oven.
It was burnt.
It wasn't cooking at all.
It smelled bad.
It was frozen.
How did Lee expect to make Carlos and Lily famous?
He was a reporter and planned on putting their names and pictures in the newspaper.
He planned on calling the President to share the important invention.
He was going to make a movie about the kids.
He was going to talk to their teachers.
How did Domingo finally find out the secret to the Perpetual Motion Machine?
Domingo used his computer to look it up on the internet.
Domingo called his teacher and asked the question.
Domingo had to look it up in an encyclopedia because his computer crashed.
Domingo read about it in the newspaper article.
Where was the energy coming from to produce the motion in Carlos and Lily's invention?
Lily had left the window open and the wind was producing the energy.
It was drawing the energy from all of the other energy sources in the house.
Carlos had carefully hid some batteries in the machine without telling Lily.
Mrs. Perez had kept bumping into the project to keep in moving.
What happened as soon as they turned the Perpetual Motion Machine off?
The doorbell rang.
The dogs started barking.
The lights started to come back on.
Carlos and Lily began to cry.
"On the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-five" means
Paul Revere was 75 on the eighteenth of April
Paul Revere's ride was on April 18, 1975
Paul Revere's ride was on April 18, 1775
The poem was written on April 18, 1775
"One if by land, and two if my sea" refers to
the number of lanterns hanging as a signal light
the number of troops in the area
the number of spies watching the British troops
the number of riders who will be sounding the alarm
An example of alliteration is
"One if by land, and two if by sea;
And I on the opposite shore will be,..."
"Booted and spurred, with a heavy stride
"Now he gazed on the landscape far and near,"
"Wanders and watches with eager ears,"
An example of rhyme is
"And I on the opposite shoe will be,
Ready to ride and spread the alarm"
"One if by land, and two if by sea:
And I on the opposite shore will be"
"But lingers and gazes, till full on his sight
A second lamp in the belfry burns"
"The hurrying hoof-beats of that steed,
And the midnight-message of Paul Revere"
An example of personification is
"The fate of the nation was riding that night"
"So through the night rode Paul Revere"
"A hurry of hoofs in a village street"
"A shape in the moonlight, a bulk in the dark"
Who is the author of the poem?
Paul Revere
Patrick Henry
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Samuel Adams
What is the author's purpose in writing poem?
to persuade the reader that Paul Revere was a true American Revolutionary hero
to inform the reader about an important historical event
to explain with feeling the details and challenges that Paul Revere faced
to entertain readers with expressive words and a variety of images
The belfry tower of the Old North Church is important because
it is a high point that is visible from a distance
it offers a good view of the city below
that's where the signal lanterns would be hung
all of the above
Paul Revere is famous because
he rode through the country signaling that the Revolutionary War was over
a famous poem was written about his ride
he was a patriot who turned out to be a spy
he was one of only a few people in Boston who secretly fought back against the British
Paul Revere's famous ride was to
gather support for the rebels who wanted to fight the British troops while they were in Boston
awaken the colonists so they could be ready to fight the British
warn the colonists that the British were coming and that the better take cover
return home to protect his family from the British troops marching towards them
Which word describes a faint, unsteady light?
fate
somber
glimmer
lingers
Which word describes a high-spirited horse?
donkey
steed
fate
pony
Which word means made something look larger?
glimmer
lingers
magnified
fate
This word explains that something is meant to be.
fearless
somber
fate
steed
This word describes a dark or gloomy mood.
fearless
somber
fate
lingers
If you are courageous or brave, you are _____________.
magnified
fearless
somber
fate
If someone stays around, not wanting to leave, they
linger
somber
magnified
fate
The setting in a text is....
How you read a text
The mood of the text
The theme of a text
Where the story takes place
A narrative poem is a long poem that tells a story.
True
False
What does the sequence describe in a text?
How the author describes the setting
The order in which events take place
The moral or lesson of a story
The author's point of view
What is the genre of "Leonardo's Horse"?
Autobiography
Biography
Folk Tale
Expository Text
What did Leonardo do as a young boy that might have made people guess he would be an artist?
He was always coloring.
He was always painting.
He stopped to examine everything.
He collected artwork from his friends.
What made Leonardo different from the other people of his time?
He dressed differently.
He wrote differently.
He didn't eat meat.
All of the above
Why was he so interested in watching the birds fly away?
He wanted to discover the secret of their flying so he could build a flying machine for himself.
He didn't want other people to eat them.
He loved the color of their feathers as they flew into the sunset.
He was amazed at how high they could fly.
Leonardo lived during the Renaissance time period. Why was it called this?
People were manufacturing cars.
People read a lot of books during this time.
People were exploring new countries, discovering, inventing, and looking at old things in a new way.
People were bored with hunting.
Why was Leonardo lucky to be chosen to deliver a gift to the duke of Milan?
Leonardo knew the duke wanted to learn how to draw.
Leonardo knew the duke wanted to honor his father with a bronze horse.
Leonardo was the only one that could speak the same language.
Leonardo had become friends with the duke in school.
Why did Leonardo spend so much time in the stables?
He was training the horses to ride.
He needed to understand everything about horses in able to create the statue accurately.
He made friends with the stable hand.
The duke gave him a horse to take care of everyday.
Why did Leonardo think the hardest part of the statue creation would be the casting?
The clay kept getting hard.
The drawings kept getting smudged.
The horses wouldn't stand still during the posing.
There was an enormous amount of metal to heat and pour all at once.
What eventually happened to the clay model that Leonardo had created?
It was shot full of arrows.
It dissolved in a rain storm.
Both A and B
What was Leonardo's greatest disappointment?
He never created a flying machine.
He never completed painting the chapel.
He never completed his horse.
He never visited America.
Why did Leonardo become depressed as became older?
He fought with his friends.
He felt like he never accomplished anything worthwhile.
He was sad when his parents died.
He lost his notebook with all of his journal entries.
How did Leonardo's horse finally get finished?
In 1977, Charles Dent started a project to complete the horse.
Nina Akamu, a sculptor, continued the project that Charles Dent started.
Many people donated money to the project.
All of the above.
Where was Leonardo's horse finally unveiled?
Milan, Italy
Rome
Florence, Italy
Paris, France
