WorksheetsWORD POWER: Roots, FANBOYS, & Citations
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does the word part ambi/amphi mean?
Frog, toad
Around, both
Good, pleasing
Bad, evil
Which of the following is a meaning of the word part fort?
city
good
strong
write
The word part bene/bon is associated with which of the following meanings?
many
good
candy
foot
What is the meaning of the word part grat?
hate, evil
love, adoration
below, beneath
pleasing, thankful
The word part mal is related to which meaning?
weak
strong
good
bad
What does the word part ped/pod signify?
foot
thankful
write
tide
Which of the following is a meaning of the word part script/scrib?
both
cut
write
strong
The word part spec is associated with which of the following meanings?
foot
see
strong
bad
Which FANBOYS sentence is written correctly?
The solar eclipse was happening nearby, so I decided to travel to see it.
The solar eclipse was happening nearby so, I decided to travel to see it.
The solar eclipse was happening nearby so I decided to travel to see it.
Which FANBOYS sentence is written correctly?
I served Moon Pies and Sunny Delight at my solar eclipse party.
I served Moon Pies, and Sunny Delight at my solar eclipse party.
I served Moon Pies and, Sunny Delight at my solar eclipse party.
Which is written correctly?
In a National Geographic Kids (16) article titled Animals in Odd Places, a staff writer points out that goats can be found "climbing to the top of a 30-foot tree" in Morocco.
In a National Geographic Kids article titled Animals in Odd Places, a staff writer points out that goats can be found "climbing to the top of a 30-foot tree" in Morocco (16) .
In a National Geographic Kids article titled Animals in Odd Places, a staff writer points out that goats can be found "climbing to the top of a 30-foot tree" in Morocco. (16)
Goats can be found "climbing to the top of a 30-foot tree" in Morocco (National Geographic Kids - Animals in Odd Places - a staff writer 16) .
Which is written correctly?
A National Geographic Kids article notes that "a honeybee has the same number of hairs as a squirrel: 3 million" (Hurt & Swain).
A National Geographic Kids article notes that "a honeybee has the same number of hairs as a squirrel: 3 million." (Hurt & Swain).
A National Geographic Kids article notes that "a honeybee has the same number of hairs as a squirrel: 3 million." (Hurt & Swain).
An article notes that "a honeybee has the same number of hairs as a squirrel: 3 million" (Magazine: National Geographic Kids - Authors: Hurt & Swain).
Which is written correctly?
A National Geographic Kids article notes that "a honeybee has the same number of hairs as a squirrel: 3 million" (Hurt & Swain 4).
A National Geographic Kids article notes that "a honeybee has the same number of hairs as a squirrel: 3 million." (Hurt & Swain 4).
A National Geographic Kids article notes that "a honeybee has the same number of hairs as a squirrel: 3 million." (Hurt & Swain 4).
An article notes that "a honeybee has the same number of hairs as a squirrel: 3 million" (Magazine: National Geographic Kids - Authors: Hurt & Swain - Page: 4).
Which is written correctly?
A National Geographic Kids article reveals that "a species of peacock spider is named sparklemuffin" (Hurt & Swain 4).
A National Geographic Kids article reveals that "a species of peacock spider is named sparklemuffin." (Hurt & Swain 4).
A National Geographic Kids article reveals that "a species of peacock spider is named sparklemuffin." (Hurt & Swain 4)
A National Geographic Kids article reveals that "a species of peacock spider is named sparklemuffin" (Magazine: National Geographic Kids - Authors: Hurt & Swain page: 4).
Sparklemuffin's web was covering ______ doorway.
their
there
they're
_______ was Sparklemuffin, posing on its favorite blade of grass.
Their
There
They're
A central claim is
a person's belief or main point in an argument.
the other side's claim
a way to shut down the other side's claim.
a piece of evidence to support your opinion.
A counterargument is
a person's belief or main point in an argument.
the other side's claim
a way to shut down the other side's claim.
a piece of evidence to support your opinion.
A rebuttal is
a person's belief or main point in an argument.
the other side's claim
a way to shut down the other side's claim.
a claim plus two reasons.
In 7th grade, how do we write a thesis?
Claim plus one reason
Claim plus counterclaim
Claim plus two reasons
Claim plus rebuttal
