WorksheetsM3 L2 Practice Quiz
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Match the definition with the correct word:
A momentary or partial view.
glimpse
sophisticated
demeanor
postulate
deplete
Match the definition with the correct word:
Aware of and able to interpret complex issues.
glimpse
sophisticated
demeanor
postulate
deplete
Match the definition with the correct word:
Outward behavior or bearing.
glimpse
sophisticated
demeanor
postulate
deplete
Match the definition with the correct word:
Assume without proof.
glimpse
sophisticated
demeanor
postulate
deplete
Match the definition with the correct word:
To decrease serious or exhaust the supply of.
glimpse
sophisticated
demeanor
postulate
deplete
Read the sentence below.
"Aaliyah had a frown on her face when she walked into the room because her pit bull passed away the night before, her demeanor was quite somber."
As used in the statement, "demeanor" most nearly means
attitude
composure
equilibrium
confidence
Read the sentence below.
"The sophisticated device could detect movement in the backyard; the device would automatically send a signal to activate the flood lights--leaving the entire yard well-lit for a short period of time."
As used in the statement, "sophisticated" most nearly means
mature
slow
streetwise
simple
Match the figurative language term with the example.
"'You sound like a car wreck.' he says."
Simile
Hyperbole
Alliteration
Match the figurative language term with the example.
"'Dinosaurs had brains the size of peanuts and they ruled the earth for a hundred million years.'"
Simile
Hyperbole
Alliteration
Match the figurative language term with the example.
"...a cop car cruising..."
Simile
Hyperbole
Alliteration
It is not important for a student to assess the credibility of a source, especially when utilizing the source to support a claim made in their argumentative, research, or expository essay.
True
False
The central idea also known as the main idea in a piece is the point the author wants you to remember most. Some writers may state the main idea, but it is often implied, which means the audience has to make inferences, what the text says + what you know, about it.
True
False
Match the source type to the citation.
Lundman, Susan. “How to Make Vegetarian Chili.” eHow, www.ehow.com/how_10727_make-vegetarian-chili.html. Accessed 6 July 2015.
a page on a web site
Falsea YouTube video
book with one author
Match the source type to the citation.
McGonigal, Jane. “Gaming and Productivity.” YouTube, uploaded by Big Think, 3 July 2012, www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkdzy9bWW3E.
a page on a web site
Falsea YouTube video
book with one author
Match the source type to the citation.
Philbrick, W R. Freak the Mighty. New York, N.Y: Blue Sky Press, 1993. Print.
a page on a web site
Falsea YouTube video
book with one author
What didn't Max have until Freak moved down the street?
Max did not have an American Flyer wagon
Max did not have a reading coach
Max did not have a dog
Max did not have a brain
The second time Max sees Freak, he is giving orders to the moving men. Describe how Freak looks when Max sees him.
He is short with a small head and big ears.
He has a normal sized head, but the rest of his body is shorter than a yard stick.
He is tall and thin.
He has long legs, a short body, and a normal size head.
Which is not Freak's version of the Arthurian Legend?
There was a magic crown stuck in a big stone.
There were dragons and monsters in the world when Arthur was king.
Arthur was a wimpy kid.
King Arthur was the first king of England.
What observation does Max make about how Freak talks?
Freak talks like a robot.
Freak talks like King Arthur.
Freak talks like a kid.
Freak talks like a dictionary.
