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WorksheetsLesson 1, 2, 3 Review (Spelling, Grammar, Vocabulary)
Total questions: 143
Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins
A special pursuit, occupation, talent, or skill.
Specialty
talent
skill
failure
Having very little sensation or feeling.
hurt
numb
pain
feeling
Crushing or flattening.
Crushing
Flattening
Squashing
Bumpy
Tried very hard to do something but still had difficulty.
struggled
difficulty
easy
accomplished
What could be disturbing?
Stopped briefly
briefly
interrupted
walking
slow
To move unsteadily from side to side.
wobbel
wobel
wobble
wooble
To move or change position.
Moving
Shifted
Roll
Walk
The house of cards________ just as I placed the last card on top.
bent
collapsed
grew
expanded
What is a picture of someone who is staggering?
the air taken into the lungs and then let out
breathe
breth
brath
breath
to move unsteadily from side to side
wobbel
wobel
wobble
wooble
a raised patch of skin filled with liquid
blister
blestre
blistre
blestir
to press or squeeze with a force that destroys or bends
krush
croush
kroush
crush
to point or guide a person to a certain location
derect
direct
direkt
derick
a pledge or vow
promice
pramise
pramice
promise
to grab and hold with the hands
grassp
graasp
grasp
graps
not able to feel or move
numb
num
numbb
nummb
A song of praise or thanksgiving to God
him
hynm
hymn
hymm
a tool with a long handle used for digging
shovel
schovle
shovle
schovel
A force or pull toward the center of the earth.
gravety
gravetty
greavity
gravity
wild with anger, fear, pain, or worry
frantick
frantik
frantic
franntick
moving with great speed
swif
swift
swifit
swit
a thing that grows on the skin of a bird
feather
fether
feathre
feathur
a funny or amusing drawing
comik
comick
comike
comic
a group of objects tied tightly together
bundle
bundel
bunndle
bunddle
not hollow
soled
soiled
solid
slod
the conditions outside at a certain time and place
weather
weahter
waether
weathre
the power to make something work
inergy
energie
energee
energy
spending or giving as little as possible; not generous.
stingi
styngi
stingy
stingey
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
The icy wind.
The wind fast.
The wind felt icy.
The wind and rain.
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
Suzy and Jacob like.
Suzy reads Jacob likes.
Suzy likes reading books.
Suzy and Jacob might like.
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
Because the story unbelievable.
Unbelievable stories are completely.
The story is completely unbelievable.
The story was almost unbelievable because.
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
The children lunch.
The playing children.
At noon, the playing children.
At noon, the children ate lunch.
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
And six more.
I want six more.
Five or six more.
Because of five more.
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
Bus stop at.
The bus stop.
The bus stopped.
Because bus stopped.
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
Do man go and?
Do you know if?
Who is man and?
Who is that man?
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
Bee stung the mark Syd.
The mark on Syd's arm was.
Because the stinger in Syd's arm.
The bee stung Syd and left a mark.
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
I read so that.
Reading can be.
I like many books.
As fiction and nonfiction.
Which of the following is a complete sentence?
The best the amusement park.
We will go to the amusement park.
Because the amusement park is the.
The amusement park is the because.
The loud students walked quickly through the halls.
simple subject
complete subject
simple predicate
complete predicate
The mom and dad cooked dinner with the children.
simple subject
complete subject
simple predicate
complete predicate
The softball player ran quickly to third base.
simple subject
complete subject
simple predicate
complete predicate
The lacrosse team practiced every day after school.
simple subject
complete subject
simple predicate
complete predicate
The students wrote stories on their computers.
simple subject
complete subject
simple predicate
complete predicate
The three dogs played together in the park.
simple subject
complete subject
simple predicate
complete predicate
Erin eats an egg and drinks orange juice every day.
simple subject
compound subject
simple predicate
compound predicate
The students do jumping jacks in gym class.
simple subject
compound subject
simple predicate
compound predicate
Angelica, Angie, and Ann finished their school work outside.
simple subject
compound subject
simple predicate
compound predicate
Rebecca and Gabriella sat together on the bus.
simple subject
compound subject
simple predicate
compound predicate
What is the predicate of this sentence...
My aurnt Mary and I like to go shopping.
like to go shopping
Mary and I
go shopping
My aunt Mary and I
What is the predicate of this sentence...
Several women waited in line.
waited in line
several women
waited
women waited
What is the predicate of this sentence...
Five shiny boats raced up the river.
boats raced
up the river
raced up the river
five shiny boats
What is the subject of this sentence...
The four large turtles walked slowly.
four large
walked slowly
turtles walked
the four large turtles
What is the subject of this sentence...
The funny circus clown told jokes.
the funny circus clown
the funny
told jokes
clown told
What is the subject of this sentence...
The little kittens played with yarn.
played with
kittens played
the little kittens
played with yarn
What is the subject of this sentence...
The geese flew south.
the geese
south
flew south
geese flew
What is the subject of this sentence...
A tiny mouse squeaked.
squeaked
a tiny mouse
a tiny
mouse
What is the predicate of this sentence...
My aurnt Mary and I like to go shopping.
like to go shopping
Mary and I
go shopping
My aunt Mary and I
to feel proud to be given special recognition or opportunity
interior
bungled
honored
immersed
basic and plain and may be old
immersed
imprinted
primitive
secretive
very private and hides information
primitive
secretive
interior
imprinted
to give your undivided attention to something
interior
imprinted
honored
immersed
to carry or wave something around in anger or excitement
brandishing
interior
imprinted
immersed
the inside of a space, such as a home or building
immersed
imprinted
interior
secretive
failed to do something usually from clumsiness or confusion
bungled
honored
immersed
imprinted
spreads from one person or thing to another
contagious
discomfort
interior
secretive
means minor pain
interior
discomfort
primitive
secretive
having an image, shape, or words pressed into it
imprinted
interior
primitive
immersed
Choose the correct spelling.
awaik
awake
awayke
Choose the correct spelling.
feast
feest
fiest
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stary
strey
stray
Choose the correct spelling.
greet
greit
grete
Choose the correct spelling.
prayz
praise
praze
Choose the correct spelling.
disease
desease
diseeze
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repeet
repete
repeat
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displeigh
desplay
display
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braices
braces
bracies
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theif
theef
thief
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ashamed
ashamd
ashaimd
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slieve
sleave
sleeve
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wayst
waist
waste
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beneath
beneith
beneeth
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sheeepish
sheapish
sheepish
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release
releace
releese
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remane
remayne
remain
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swey
sawy
sway
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trayning
trainning
training
Choose the correct spelling.
niece
neece
neace
added things to make something more attractive
gradually
hesitated
decorated
scanned
signaled in some way, often with a gesture
stalled
inflated
shaken
beckoned
slowly over a period of time
gradually
hesitated
prodded
debate
paused before you said or did something
gradually
hesitated
prodded
inflated
encouraged to do something
stalled
scanned
shaken
prodded
a formal public discussion about specific issues
beckoned
gradually
prodded
debate
delayed, stopped
stalled
scanned
shaken
beckoned
quickly looked over
shaken
stalled
scanned
decorated
filled with air
gradually
inflated
hesitated
debate
Find the COMPLETE subject: My student Sydney could not wait to get home after seventh period.
could not wait
My student Sydney
could not
seventh period
Find the COMPLETE predicate: My friends are taking guitar lessons.
guitar lessons.
are
are taking guitar lessons.
My friends
The Litchfiled Middle School Cross Country team participated in the meet yesterday in Londonderry.
The complete subject is:
The Litchfield Middle School Cross Country team
team
Warren Park
meet
The simple subject is:
The complete subject is:
The simple predicate is:
The complete predicate is:
I decided I really wanted to eat a pumpkin muffin, so I drove to the store to buy one.
Is the following sentence a Simple Sentence or a Compound Sentence?
" My mom told me to clean my room, or I won't be able to go to the movies with my friends."
Simple Sentence
Compound Sentence
Choose the correct spelling.
sine
sign
signe
Choose the correct spelling.
groan
groane
growne
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replie
reaply
reply
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throan
thrown
throwne
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strike
stryke
strick
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mitey
myghtie
mighty
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stroll
strole
strolle
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compoze
kompose
compose
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dogh
dough
dowe
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height
hite
hieght
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exsite
excight
excite
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aply
applie
apply
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slite
slight
slyte
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define
defyne
defign
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oder
odar
odor
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spyder
spidor
spider
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control
controll
controle
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sylent
silant
silent
Choose the correct spelling.
briten
bryten
brighten
Choose the correct spelling.
approach
aprroach
approche
