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WorksheetsUnit 1 Review!
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
What is a noun?
An actions
A characteristic
A person, place or thing
A plot
What is a proper noun?
An action
A specific person, place or thing
A general person, place, or thing
A plot
What is a common noun?
An action
A specific person, place, or thing
A general person, place, or thing
A plot
**There could be more than one**
The girl shrieked as she walked through the haunted house.
She attended the Halloween festival.
Winifred, Sarah and Mary are the crazy witches of Hocus Pocus.
Max Dennison lit the black flame candle that brought the witches back to life.
Which pronouns are considered first-person? Drag your answers up to the question. (a) (b)
Which pronouns are considered third-person? Drag your answers up to the question. (a) (b) (c)
Select the correct first-person pronoun.
Sarah and I decided to make cookies at our sleepover. (a) needed to go to the store and buy chocolate chips first.
I was eager for the first day of school. While I waited for the bus, I nervously fidgeted with my backpack straps. As the bus pulled up to the bus stop, I couldn’t wait to see all of my friends and I ran right up the stairs!
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
Whenever I go to school I always put my left shoe on first. Then I put on my right shoe. I tie my right shoe, then my left. Now I'm ready for the day!
Which point of view are the above sentences written in?
First person
Second person
Third person
No person
Cathy leaned into her computer screen with big eyes. She couldn't believe it- she had finally gotten a 100 on her math test! She knew her parents would be proud of her.
Lucy tried as hard as she could, but she still couldn’t get the soccer ball in the net.
First Person
Second Person
Third Person
Wagging his tail, the dog couldn’t help but be excited about the bone his owner was unwrapping.
First Person
Second Person
Third Person
When do you usually meet main characters?
In the end
During the conflict
In the solution
In the introduction
The events in the plot usually build up to an important event called a CLIMAX. What is a CLIMAX?
the time and place the story happens
the most exciting point in the story
the people or animals in the story
the lesson or moral taught in the story
You just finished reading a magazine article that included some shocking facts about pollution and how people are damaging the planet. The article also includes some ideas for how you can help the Earth in the future.
The author's MAIN purpose for writing this is:
to inform readers about pollution
to inform readers about the Earth
to convince readers to change certain habits they do every day
to persuade readers not to pollute the Earth by littering.
Are you between 7 and 12 years old? If so, you should be getting 10-11 hours of sleep every night. Studies show that kids who good sleep are more focused at school, less likely to get sick, and feel better. So, go to bed early!
The author's main purpose is to
explain the benefits of getting the right amount of sleep every night
persuade readers to get enough sleep at night
persuade readers to understand sleeping
explain how to stay healthy by getting enough sleep
You have just read a chapter in your science book about nutrition. You learned that eating the right food and the right amount of food helps people stay healthy.
The author's purpose is most likely
to give information about good nutrition
to give information about heart disease and diabetes
to persuade readers to change their eating habits
to convince readers to get tested for health problems
MASH is a game kids play to predict their future. A piece of paper, a pencil, and a creative mind are the only things you need to play. Here is how you play the game....
The author's purpose is most likely
to explain how to play the game MASH
to describe why MASH is a fun game to play
to convince readers to play the game MASH
to teach readers about the history of the game MASH
While waiting in the lunch line, you see a poster that shows a dinner plate with chicken, rice, and vegetables on it, and a glass of milk just above the plate. The poster's headline reads "A balanced meal" and it talks about the different types of food in each food group.
The author's purpose is most likely
to inform readers what makes up a balanced meal
to compare and contrast different types of food
to describe what different foods are made of
to explain how different foods are cooked
You have just read a post online about someone's visit to a new restaurant. He gives details about his experience, starting with his first step into the building and finding a decorated dining room with calm lighting and soft music. He then talks about the beauty, good smells, and amazing flavor of the food.
The author's purpose is most likely
to compare the restaurant's music and smells to the taste of its food
to inform readers of the menu of the new restaurant
to convince readers this is the best restaurant ever
to describe his experience at the restaurant
What better way to spend a fall evening than in front of a crackling fire? As the sun sets, the light in the sky becomes neon yellow with an orange glow of flames. The smell of burning wood, the look of smoke, and the sound of crackling fire calms you down and warms you up.
The author's purpose is most likely
to convince readers to have a bonfire
to describe a bonfire with details
to explain to readers how to enjoy a bonfire
to inform readers of the good parts of a bonfire
Realistic means:
Seems real, but is not
Real
Fake
Fictional
What does genre mean?
the type of text you are reading
book
movie
fiction
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