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WorksheetsEIGHT GRADE TWO CHRISTMAS ASSESSMENT
Total questions: 301
Worksheet time: 6hrs 4mins
what is a possessive noun
sam
shows possession
peter
paul
My sister want to send her student some postcard. She goes to the
Post office
Bookshop
Market
My father want to have a cap of coffe. He goes to the……….
Bank
Coffe House
Library
My father want to have a cap of coffe. He goes to the……….
Bank
Coffe House
Library
The children love animals. So, they are spending the holiday at the
Butcher's
Book shop
Zoo
To go to the Zoo by bus the children need to the find the
Bus stop
Gas Station
Police station
My mother goes to a ………… to buy daily needs.
Library
Book store
Supermarket
You should go to ……..to get the train.
a bank
a hospital
a station
Midar is sick and her mother takes her to the
Bank
Hospital
Museum
A public place to borrow books and dictionaries is
Park
Library
Museum
Is this......... bottle of water?
her
she
our
mine
This is ............ beautiful teacher.
we
our
us
they
How often ______ you have English lessons?
are
got
do
is
We ________ our teeth after breakfast.
clean
are clean
cleaning
cleans
My father ___________ get up early at the weekends.
isn't
doesn't
don't
aren't
Our lessons ___________ at nine o'clock.
starts
starting
are start
start
The people in Brazil ___________ speak Spanish. They speak Portuguese.
aren't
doesn't
don't
isn't
______ the library open at half past nine?
Do
Are
Were
Does
I __________ early every day.
get up
am wake up
gets up
am wake up
I ___________ a glass of milk every morning.
am drink
drink
eat
eats
I __________ my father’s laptop to study.
use
uses
using
am use
He is good at football but he _____ want to play now.
isn't
wasn't
doesn't
don't
A person, place, thing, or idea
noun
pronoun
adjective
preposition
a word that takes the place of a noun
noun
pronoun
adjective
preposition
a word that describes a noun
noun
pronoun
adjective
preposition
a word that shows the position of a noun
noun
pronoun
adjective
preposition
an action or state of being
verb
adverb
conjunction
interjection
a word that describes a verb
verb
adverb
conjunction
interjection
a word that joins two parts of a sentence
verb
adverb
conjunction
interjection
a word that expresses emotions and feelings
verb
adverb
conjunction
interjection
Hooray! We won the game.
verb
adverb
conjunction
interjection
Hooray! We won the game.
noun
pronoun
verb
interjection
Hooray! We won the game.
noun
pronoun
verb
interjection
Hooray! We won the game.
noun
pronoun
verb
interjection
He knocked loudly on the door.
noun
pronoun
verb
adverb
He knocked loudly on the door.
preposition
pronoun
verb
adverb
I like sweet and chewy caramel.
noun
adjective
conjunction
adverb
I like sweet and chewy caramel.
noun
adjective
conjunction
adverb
The cat was sleeping
The cat was sleeping
An adverb describes a...
verb
conjunction
preposition
interjection
A noun is...
Spontaneous burst of emotion
A connecting word
Person, place, or thing
An action word
An adjective...
Joins two sentences
Describes a noun
Describes a verb
Is an action word
A verb is...
Is a connecting word
Describes a verb
Describes a noun
An action word
A conjunction...
Is a connecting word
Describes a noun
Describes a verb
Is an action word
An interjection...
Describes a noun
Is a connecting word
Is an action word
Is a spontaneous burst of emotion
A preposition...
Describes a verb
Joins two sentences
Shows position of something
Is a spontaneous burst of emotion
FANBOYS is an acronym for...
Adverbs
Conjunctions
Prepositions
Interjections
The words: under, over, to, beside, across, and up,are all examples of...
Interjections
Prepositions
Conjunctions
Adverbs
The word, "Wow!" is an...
Noun
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
The word "but" is a...
preposition
interjection
conjunction
verb
The word, "pencil," is a...
verb
noun
adjective
interjection
The word, "carried," is a...
verb
noun
conjunction
preposition
In the sentence: "She quickly ran away." The word "quickly" is...
An adverb
An adjective
A noun
An interjection
In the sentence: "The floor was cold," the word "cold" is...
A conjunction
A verb
An adjective
An adverb
In the sentence: "Hey! Stop! You can't do that!" The word "hey" is...
An interjection
A conjunction
A preposition
A verb
the word "and" is a....
noun
Interjection
Conjunction
Preposition
The word, "Walmart" is a...
adjective
adverb
verb
noun
The word, "scoot" is a...
adjective
verb
noun
adverb
Miss Wright is a...
conjunction
adverb
verb
noun
An adverb describes a...
verb
conjunction
preposition
interjection
A noun is...
Spontaneous burst of emotion
A connecting word
Person, place, or thing
An action word
An adjective...
Joins two sentences
Describes a noun
Describes a verb
Is an action word
A verb is...
Is a connecting word
Describes a verb
Describes a noun
An action word
A conjunction...
Is a connecting word
Describes a noun
Describes a verb
Is an action word
An interjection...
Describes a noun
Is a connecting word
Is an action word
Is a spontaneous burst of emotion
A preposition...
Describes a verb
Joins two sentences
Shows position of something
Is a spontaneous burst of emotion
FANBOYS is an acronym for...
Adverbs
Conjunctions
Prepositions
Interjections
The words: under, over, to, beside, across, and up,are all examples of...
Interjections
Prepositions
Conjunctions
Adverbs
The word, "Wow!" is an...
Noun
Preposition
Interjection
Conjunction
The word "but" is a...
preposition
interjection
conjunction
verb
The word, "pencil," is a...
verb
noun
adjective
interjection
The word, "carried," is a...
verb
noun
conjunction
preposition
In the sentence: "She quickly ran away." The word "quickly" is...
An adverb
An adjective
A noun
An interjection
In the sentence: "The floor was cold," the word "cold" is...
A conjunction
A verb
An adjective
An adverb
In the sentence: "Hey! Stop! You can't do that!" The word "hey" is...
An interjection
A conjunction
A preposition
A verb
the word "and" is a....
noun
Interjection
Conjunction
Preposition
The word, "Walmart" is a...
adjective
adverb
verb
noun
The word, "scoot" is a...
adjective
verb
noun
adverb
Miss Wright is a...
conjunction
adverb
verb
noun
CAR
WALKED
BEAUTIFUL
verb
MR. JONES
JUMP
MURASKI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
RED
THIRTY-TWO
QUICKLY
FINALLY
________ = connect words, phrases, clauses, or sentences
conjunctions
nouns
verbs
interjections
________ = Describes a noun
nouns
adjectives
pronouns
interjections
_______ = people, places, and things (and animals)
verbs
adverbs
nouns
articles
_____ = Show action or being
nouns
pronouns
conjunctions
verbs
_______ = show relationships between words in a sentence
prepositions
conjunctions
adverbs
verbs
_____ = exclamations that express strong feelings
articles
nouns
interjections
pronouns
_______ = describes verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs
verbs
articles
adverbs
adjectives
_______ = signal that a noun is going to follow
adjectives
articles
nouns
verbs
________ = take the place of a noun
verbs
prepositions
pronouns
interjections
Identify the part of speech of the underlined words:
A soft and fluffy kitten slept in the chair.
nouns
adjectives
verbs
pronouns
Emily can speak Spanish fluently.
adjective
noun
verb
adverb
Carter drove to the grocery store.
verb
preposition
adjective
adverb
The puppy chased the ball around the backyard.
verbs
adjectives
nouns
adverbs
Mom put the popsicles in the freezer.
adverb
preposition
adjective
verb
Sam loves to play basketball. He is good at it.
Noun
Verb
Preposition
Pronoun
Wow! The Angels are going to the World Series!
Interjections
Prepositions
Conjunctions
Pronouns
My younger brother absolutely loves the new puppy.
pronoun
preposition
adjective
adverb
Sal and Andy wrote a silly play that had us all laughing.
noun
pronoun
verb
adverb
I will tell you a secret but you must promise not tell anyone.
Conjunction
Preposition
Interjection
what is a pronoun
he
were
to
is
1. Do you want to go to the movies with Joe and Dan?
him
they
them
us
2. Make sure the kids don't forget the card.
yours
they
them
theirs
5. _______ are my parents, John and Eva
those
these
4. ________ is my cat!
that
this
9.What is the possessive pronoun:
Where is its tail?
where
its
is
tail
8. What is the possessive pronoun:
The enormous bullmastiff you saw is mine.
the
you
bullmastiff
mine
7. Choose the personal pronoun for "My sister and I".
you
we
they
them
6. Choose the personal pronoun for "The cat and the spider".
they
it
he
she
3. _________ think that you are one of the brightest students in the class.
you
I
me
us
__________ is a firefighter.
He
She
It
They
___________ is my teacher.
He
She
It
They
____________ are good friends.
He
She
It
They
This is not my cap , it is ......
she
yours
you
her
This bag belongs to me.It is ..... .
Me
Hers
Mine
Our
Ron went to school with his mom. Ron was late.
It
He
They
We
_______ do not know that man.
Me
I
__________ is a firefighter.
He
She
It
They
___________ is my teacher.
He
She
It
They
____________ are good friends.
He
She
It
They
This is not my cap , it is ......
she
yours
you
her
This bag belongs to me.It is ..... .
Me
Hers
Mine
Our
Ron went to school with his mom. Ron was late.
It
He
They
We
_______ do not know that man.
Me
I
Which 2 shows an action
run
table
walk
ink
1. For each of the following, choose the sentence that ends with the correct punctuation mark.
A) What is your teacher’s name?.
B) What is your teacher’s name?
C) What is your teacher’s name!
Choose the sentence that ends with the correct punctuation mark.
A) Hey, watch out for that car?
B) Hey, watch out for that car!.
C) Hey, watch out for that car!
Choose the sentence that ends with the correct punctuation mark.
A) Butchie asked, “Will you take me to the mall.”
B) Butchie asked, “Will you take me to the mall”?
C) Butchie asked, “Will you take me to the mall?”
Identify the sentence with correct punctuation marks.
A) Did you say, “Wanda won first prize in the contest?”
B) Did you say, “Wanda won first prize in the contest”?
C) Did you say, “Wanda won first prize in the contest”.
Identify the correct sentence with the correct punctuation mark.
A) I wonder what your favourite colour is.
B) I wonder what your favourite colour is?
C) I wonder what your favourite colour is!
Identify the correct sentence with the correct punctuation mark.
A) He said, “Can you sing the national anthem.”
B) He said, “Can you sing the national anthem?”
C) He said, “Can you sing the national anthem”?
Identify the correctly punctuated sentence.
A) My grandmother lives across the street. From the school.
B) My grandmother lives across the street from the school.
C) My grandmother lives. Across the street from the school.
Re- write the sentence using punctuation marks.
did i tell you to go out
(a)
Re- write the sentence using punctuation marks
can you ride the blue bike
(a)
1. For each of the following, choose the sentence that ends with the correct punctuation mark.
A) What is your teacher’s name?.
B) What is your teacher’s name?
C) What is your teacher’s name!
Choose the sentence that ends with the correct punctuation mark.
A) Hey, watch out for that car?
B) Hey, watch out for that car!.
C) Hey, watch out for that car!
Choose the sentence that ends with the correct punctuation mark.
A) Butchie asked, “Will you take me to the mall.”
B) Butchie asked, “Will you take me to the mall”?
C) Butchie asked, “Will you take me to the mall?”
Identify the sentence with correct punctuation marks.
A) Did you say, “Wanda won first prize in the contest?”
B) Did you say, “Wanda won first prize in the contest”?
C) Did you say, “Wanda won first prize in the contest”.
Identify the correct sentence with the correct punctuation mark.
A) I wonder what your favourite colour is.
B) I wonder what your favourite colour is?
C) I wonder what your favourite colour is!
Identify the correct sentence with the correct punctuation mark.
A) He said, “Can you sing the national anthem.”
B) He said, “Can you sing the national anthem?”
C) He said, “Can you sing the national anthem”?
Identify the correctly punctuated sentence.
A) My grandmother lives across the street. From the school.
B) My grandmother lives across the street from the school.
C) My grandmother lives. Across the street from the school.
Re- write the sentence using punctuation marks.
did i tell you to go out
(a)
Re- write the sentence using punctuation marks
can you ride the blue bike
(a)
What is your favourite color
.
?
,
!
Wow, It is really raining today
.
?
,
!
How many letters do you have in your name
.
?
,
!
The frog is green
.
?
,
!
Hurry, you are going to be late
.
?
,
!
I like to play outside with my friends
.
?
,
!
Where is my jacket
.
?
,
!
The music is beautiful
.
?
,
!
Stop making so much noise, please
.
?
,
!
Are you tired
.
?
,
!
The punctuation mark used to indicate either possession or the omission of letters or numbers.
comma
semicolon
quotation mark
apostrophe
I have a blue_ black and red pen.
. (full stop)
, (comma)
? (question mark)
"Who is that girl_" I asked my mother_
, (comma)
. (full stop)
? (question mark)
, (comma)
. (full stop)
? (question mark)
? (question mark)
. (full stop)
Which sentence correctly contains a singular possessive?
The girls room was a mess.
The girls room wasn't messy.
The girl's room was just cleaned.
The girls' room could be cleaner.
Which sentence shows a proper use of a plural possessive?
All of the student's backpacks were extremely light on Friday.
All of the students' backpacks were very heavy on Friday.
All of the students backpacks' were very light on Friday.
All of the students backpack's were very heavy on Friday.
Which grammatically correct sentence contains a properly punctuated singular possessive?
Have you met Mrs. Smith's daughters?
Have you met Mrs. Smiths' daughters?
Have you met Mrs. Smiths' daughters'.
Have you met Mrs. Smiths' daughter's.
Which grammatically correct sentence contains a properly punctuated plural possessive?
The children's clothes we're brand knew.
The children's clothes were brand knew.
The childrens' clothes were brand new.
The children's clothes were brand new.
___ tractor is used to plow the garden. (Bobby)
Bobbys
Bobbys'
Bobby's
Bobbys's
The ___ day seems never ending. (farmer)
farmers
farmers's
farmer's
farmers'
Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
the food belonging to the dog
the dogs' food
the dog's food
Change the phrase into a possessive noun.
the toys belonging to the boys
the boys' toys
the boy's toys
Singular or plural?
man's
singular possessive
plural possessive
Singular or plural?
artists'
singular possessive
plural possessive
Singular or plural?
children's
singular possessive
plural possessive
The baby toy fell on the floor.
The baby's toy fell on the floor.
The babys' toy fell on the floor.
I like to play on my moms phone.
no apostrophe needed
moms'
mom's
The ------------ marks the shortest pause. It is used to mark a pause
in a sentence or to separate a list.
Speech marks
comma
It is used to end an interrogative sentence ----------- .
What is a comma?
Question mark
Exclamation Mark
The ------- ---------- is used to show a strong feeling.
Question mark
What is a comma?
Exclamation Mark
Choose the correct punctuation marks
Birds use their wings to fly?
Birds use their wings to fly.
birds use their wings to fly.
Birds use their wings to fly!
Choose the correct punctuation marks
how old are you.
How old are you.
How old are you?
How old are you!
Choose the correct punctuation for the end of these sentences.
_ Who was that
!
?
.
Choose the correct punctuation for the end of these sentences.
- Where were you yesterday
!
.
?
Choose the correct punctuation for the end of these sentences
What a beautiful rose
?
.
!
Choose the correct punctuation for the end of these sentences.
-The field was full of fireflies
!
?
.
Write True or False.
A comma is used to mark a pause in a sentence or to separate a
list.
False
True
Write True or False.
A question mark is used to show strong feelings.
True
False
Write True or False.
We use the capital letter to begin a quote.
True
False
Choose the correct punctuation for the end of these sentences.
1. When will the breakfast be ready
.
!
?
,
Choose the correct punctuation for the end of these sentences.
What a wonderful movie
!
.
?
,
Choose the correct punctuation for the end of these sentences
3. She is writing a letter
!
,
?
.
Plural of loaf
loafs
loaves
loves
loafves
singular of knives
knife
nif
kniv
nief
plural of life
lifes
lifs
lives
livs
plural of half
halfs
have
halfves
halves
singular of wives
wife
wive
wif
wiv
plural of leaf
leafs
leeves
leaves
leefs
singular of wolves
wolve
wolf
wulf
wof
plural of shelf
shelfs
shells
shelves
shelfes
singular of selves
selef
sellve
selv
self
plural of elf
elves
elfs
ellvs
elvs
singular of thieves
theef
thief
thieve
theeve
Sergio giggled when the dog began chasing its ________.
tail
tial
tael
tell
Mrs. Janson's third-grade class practices for their science test using a _____ game.
trivea
trevia
trivia
trivie
Have you introduced yourself to our new ________?
nieghbor
neighber
neighbar
neighbor
Mr. Schilling's doctor told him that he needed to lose some ________.
wieght
weight
weaght
weighit
The living room in our new house has a twelve-foot _______.
cieling
cielling
ceiling
cealing
Kiera is _________ in line to ride the roller coaster at the theme park
wiating
waiting
wating
watting
What is an example of an ________ fraction?
equvalent
equivelent
equivalent
equivilent
The teacher told the students to change a _______ ________ to an improper fraction.
mixed numbar
mixed number
mixed numbir
mixed numbier
When _____________ numbers always check your work.
comparing
compering
compearing
compairing
Mason received a toy __________ for his birthday.
airpline
airplanie
arplane
airplane
Choose The Correct Word.
Infectoni
Infection
Choose The Correct Word.
Easeisd
Dieases
Disease
Choose The Correct Word.
Tomluniyc
Communtiy
Moniuter
Choose The Correct Word.
Ingivtis
Gingivtis
Gingivitis
Choose The Correct Word.
Aminsata
Insvaitiom
Viatmin
Vitamins
Choose The Correct Word.
Inmerlas
Eralinm
Minerals
Choose The Correct Word.
Consonant
Nonsonant
Antsonsnant
Choose The Correct Word.
Quale
Plaque
Why does the author use the word furious instead of mad in the example above?
We're Racing, Racing Down the Walk
We're racing, racing down the walk,
Over the pavement and round the block.
We rumble along till the sidewalk ends-
Felicia and I and half our friends.
Our hair flies backwards. It's whish and whirr!
She roars at me and I shout at her
As past the porches and garden gates
We rattle and rock
On our roller skates.
1) What makes a rumbling sound in the poem?
train
dog
skates
When another old cave is discovered in the south of France, it is not usually news. Rather, it is an ordinary event. Such discoveries are so frequent these days that hardly anybody pays heed to them.
The words pays heed to are closest in meaning to _______.
discovers
watches
notices
buys
Tim looked out the window. The house looked so lonely. Tim's father put the last suitcase in the trunk and started up the car. Thor, his dog, put his head on Tim's lap, like he understood how Tim was feeling. "It's okay Thor," he said, "Dad says we will like California."
How would you describe what is happening in this passage?
Tim is sad because his dog doesn't have a home anymore.
Tim is taking a trip to visit people he doesn't know and he is scared.
Tim is taking Thor to live with his grandmother for a while.
Tim is moving to California with his family.
You may be surprised to hear that earthquakes are not rare. In fact, earthquakes happen every day somewhere in the world. Most of them are weak. There are times, however, when an earthquake is very powerful and causes a lot of damage. One strong earthquake can destroy houses, bridges, railroad tracks, and more.
Can you describe why earthquakes are so dangerous?
Earthquakes are rare.
It can destroy houses, bridges, railroad tracks and other things.
They only happen in North America.
Earthquakes are mostly weak.
What he can do?
He can swim
He can sing
He can run
What she can do?
She can run
She can sing
She can hide.
What the can do in the sun?
They can sleep in the sun.
They can eat in the sun.
They can play in the sun.
What I see?
I see a cat.
I see a dog
I see a cow
How does the cow looks like?
The cow looks big and black.
The cow looks big and brown.
The cow looks small and brown
What does the cow likes?
The cow likes to eat apple.
The cow likes to eat hoy.
The cow likes to eat grass.
Here is part of a table of contents.
Butterflies
Butterflies of North America ……15
Butterflies of South America…….18
All About Wings……………………20
Life Cycle of a Butterfly…………..21
Migration…………………………….23
On page 21, there is an article about –
how a butterfly grows
how a butterfly flies
where butterflies go in winter
where butterflies live
True or False? Getting food today is much easier than it was in the past.
True
False
Reread the following sentences from the passage. What does the word “zippy” mean as used in these sentences?
“A sweater is handy in the frozen foods section, where the air is coldest. Zippy music makes some people hum along or dance right in the aisle.
slow and difficult
lively or happy
made of zippers
loud and distracting
How did people long ago get their needs?
They traded with others.
They packed things neatly in boxes.
Stores became bigger and made bigger sections.
Shoppers took their lists to a grocery store.
How did people long ago get their needs?
They traded with others.
They packed things neatly in boxes.
Stores became bigger and made bigger sections.
Shoppers took their lists to a grocery store.
What is the effect the ice has on the fish?
It makes them unsafe to eat.
It crushes them under it's weight.
It makes them less expensive.
It keeps them from spoiling.
True or False? A shark has the same five senses as a human-sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.
TRUE
FALSE
Why do we need sharks in the ocean?
They are the biggest animals that live in the ocean.
They are predators.
Sharks hunt small fish.
They are at the top of the food chain.
Do sharks prefer cold or warm water?
Cold
Warm
What is the most feared shark by people?
Tiger Shark
Bull Shark
Hammerhead Shark
Great White Shark
What do they call soccer in Mexico?
basketball
kickball
soccer
futbol
