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WorksheetsTRI 1, WEEK 10 THURSDAY BELLRINGER
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
Knowing that the Greek root "bio" means life can help you determine the meaning of the underlined word in the following sentence:
There is a greater biomass in the rainforest than in the arctic.
A scientist who studies life
Reptiles and mammals
The amount of living things in a habitat
A story written about someone's life
Knowing that the Greek root "chron" means time can help you determine the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence:
My grandpa has been suffering from chronic back pain for the last twenty years, and the doctors can't figure out why.
Putting events in a timeline
Something lasting a long time
Something lasting a short time
A device that tells time
Knowing that the Latin root astr- means stars/space can help us determine the meaning of the underlined word in this sentence:
The astronomer received her bachelor's of science degree in physics from Kansas State University.
Someone who studies stars and outer space
Someone who stars in a movie
Someone who looks like a star
Someone who travels to stars
What is the meaning of the Greek root word 'bio'?
love
death
hate
life
Which Latin root word means 'water'?
port
fer
aqua
cap
The Greek root word 'chrono' means (a) .
What is the meaning of the Greek root word 'hydro'?
fire
water
earth
air
Which of the four types of sentences is this? (The punctuation is missing on purpose.)
Irving Berlin was one of America's most successful songwriters
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
Which of the four types of sentences is this? (The punctuation is missing on purpose.)
That's incredible
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
Which of the four types of sentences is this? (The punctuation is missing on purpose.)
Name the dates of World War II
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
Which of the four types of sentences is this? (The punctuation is missing on purpose.)
Why did the family move to the United States
declarative
interrogative
imperative
exclamatory
Which coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS word) would you use to combine the following green sentences?
Do you want to order pizza?
Should I make spaghetti?
and
but
or
so
The blue sentence below is incorrect. Which version of this sentence is written correctly?
My dependable car who has taken me over 120,000 miles still has a smooth purring engine.
My dependable car, which has taken me over 120,000 miles still has a smooth purring engine
My dependable car, which has taken me, over 120,000 miles still has a smooth purring engine.
My dependable car, which has taken me over 120,000 miles, still has a smooth purring engine.
My dependable car, which has taken me over 120,000 miles still, has a smooth purring engine.
Combine the two blue sentences into one sentence. Add a comma and an appropriate FANBOYS coordinating conjunction and, but, or or. Fix any punctuation or capitalization as you rewrite.
Some murals are painted outside. Most murals are painted inside.
(a)
Combine the two blue sentences into one sentence. Add a comma and an appropriate FANBOYS coordinating conjunction and, but, or or. Fix any punctuation or capitalization as you rewrite.
You can make a mural with paint. You can use plaster.
(a)
Combine the two blue sentences into one sentence. Add a comma and an appropriate FANBOYS coordinating conjunction and, but, or or. Fix any punctuation or capitalization as you rewrite. Use the underlined words only once in your new sentence.
That mural shows many different people. That mural pictures several events.
(a)
Combine the two blue sentences into one sentence. Add a comma and an appropriate FANBOYS coordinating conjunction and, but, or or. Fix any punctuation or capitalization as you rewrite. Use the underlined words only once in your new sentence.
Public buildings are good places for murals. Parks are good places for murals.
(a)
Circle the FANBOYS coordinating conjunction in each sentence.
Each sentence will have ONE FANBOYS coordinating conjunction.
Choose the correct FANBOYS coordinating conjunction to combine the sentences.
I liked the book, ____ I didn't like the movie.
but
so
nor
or
for
