WorksheetsBMA U1W1 Vocab, Spelling, & Concepts Quiz
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins
According to the prompt,
"In a brief essay, explain James Madison’s role in creating the U.S. Constitution.
Support your explanation with facts, definitions, and details from “Creating the Constitution,"
what SOURCE TEXT should you use to write the essay?
(a)
Why should you read and think about a prompt before you start writing?
So I can understand and answer the prompt accurately.
To delay starting to write.
Because my teacher tells me to.
Which word has a short vowel sound?
bake
apple
leaf
kite
What is the basic structure of a paragraph?
1. Topic sentence.
2. At least two key points and examples.
3. Conclusion sentence.
1. Topic sentence.
2. A long story somewhat related to the topic.
1. Some words and phrases but no complete sentences.
2. A topic sentence.
One long sentence that answers the prompt.
What is the difference between a topic and a main idea?
A topic is the subject of a text and can be said in one or two words.
The main idea is what the text is about and is said in a sentence.
A topic and a main idea are the same thing.
A main idea is the subject of a text and can be said in one or two words.
The topic is what the text is about and is said in a sentence.
A topic is the conclusion of a text, while the main idea is the introduction
Who is called the "Father of the Constitution"?
James Madison
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Martin Luther King
What is an example of a main idea?
"The Constitution is a written set of laws that outline a new government, created by the people themselves."
"It was hard for a national government to collect taxes."
"of the 170 countries that exist today, more than 160 have written charters modeled directly or indirectly on the U.S. version."
What is a genre feature of informative text?
It is written to entertain.
Uses primary sources.
Tries to persuade its audience.
Is not organized logically.
_______ is an example of a word that shows chronology.
at the time
wondering
unfortunately
maybe
A persuasive speech tries to:
Convince the audience to believe or do something
amendments
to be helped by
the general subject being talked about
additions or corrections
public
offensive remark or action
ordinary people, or out in the open
the general subject being talked about
activists
Ordinary people
People working to make a change
An offensive remark or action
topics
the general subject being talked about
people working to make a change
out in the open
citizens
additions or corrections
amazing
a country's people
benefited
To be helped by
People working to make a change
Additions or corrections
impressive
out in the open
a country's people
amazing
insults
amazing
offensive remark or action
people working to make a change
What is the word?
a_ti_ist_
activists
amendments
benefited
impressive
What is the word?
_o_ic_
public
insults
topics
activists
What is the word?
i_s_l__s
impressive
citizens
insults
amendment
What is the word?
p_b_i_
topics
activists
benefited
public
What is the word?
c_ti_en_
amendments
citizens
topics
benefited
What is the word?
a_end_e_ts
impressive
activisits
citizens
amendments
What is the word?
b_ne_ite_
insults
citizen
benefited
impressive
What is the word?
i_pre_sive
impressive
insults
activists
topics
Which is the correct spelling?
publec
public
publick
buplic
Which is the correct spelling?
impressive
inpressibe
impresive
imppressive
Which is the correct spelling
citysens
zitizens
citizens
cittysens
Which is the correct spelling?
benefited
bennefitted
benifited
bennyfitted
What are the types of author's purpose? (Select all that apply).
to entertain
to inform
to teach reading
to persuade
What is an example of the author's purpose to INFORM?
Where the Wild Things Are
Growing watermelons in Antarctica
Slacker, by Gordon Korman
Don't let the pigeon drive the bus!
"The Bad Seed reminds me of when I was getting into a lot of fights at school.
But this year I am trying harder to get along with people."
is an example of this kind of connection:
Text to self
Text to speech
Text to text
Text to world
The purpose of the movie "Detective Pikachu" is:
to inform
to entertain
to persuade
to analyze what Pokemon eat
A "text to world" connection from the book "One Plastic Bag" would be:
how your school celebrates Earth Day.
how the book's message is similar to "The Lorax".
how you have to take out the garbage at home.
the book reminds you of a movie you saw.
True or false:
"Why is Marcy able to overcome her fear of the dark?"
is a thick question.
True
False
True or false:
"What is Marcy's father's name?"
is a thin question.
True
False
True or false:
Comparing two stories to each other is an example of text to text connections.
True
False
What does "persuade" mean?
To forget something.
To struggle with something.
To stop something from happening.
To talk someone into doing something.
What is the purpose of a Venn diagram?
To compare what is the same and what is different between two things.
To inform, entertain, or persuade.
To help you write an essay.
To predict what will happen next.
How would you describe the level of effort you put into
learning this week's ELA lessons and completing classwork?
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