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Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 1hrs 11mins
Which of the following uses commas correctly?
I needed to pick up peas, corn, lettuce and, a tomato at the
farmer’s market.
I needed to pick up peas, corn, lettuce, and a tomato at the
farmer’s market.
I needed to pick up peas, corn, lettuce and a, tomato
at the farmer’s market.
I needed to pick up peas corn, lettuce, and a,
tomato at the farmer’s market.
Which of the following uses commas correctly?
Yes, I think I will go with you.
Yes I think I will go with you.
Yes; I think I will go with you.
Yes I think, I will go with you.
Which word is spelled correctly?
Definition: able to be understood
comprehensable
comprehensible
compprehensible
comprehesible
Read the sentence below.
My friend Emma came from another part of the country to visit me. She said, “I reckon we’ll need to leave for the
restaurant soon.”
What did Emma’s friend mean by the word, “reckon”?
think
want
refuse
must
Jake and Ted wanted to learn about the new video game. Jake and Ted wanted Mark to teach them how to play the new video game.
Which sentence below is the best way to combine these two sentences?
Mark wanted to teach Jake and Ted how to play the video
game.
Jake and Ted wanted to learn about the new
video game, Mark could teach them how to
play the new video game.
Jake and Ted wanted to learn how to play the
new video game from Mark.
Mark knew how to play the new video game
that Jake and Ted wanted to learn about.
Read the sentence below.
His word is as good as gold.
What does this sentence mean?
His ideas are as cold as gold.
He only talks about money.
You can count on him to do what he says he will do.
He never does what he says he will do.
What does the metaphor, “Time is a thief” mean?
Time steals ideas.
People often steal our time.
Time passes too slowly.
Time passes quickly, and our lives pass by.
The hero went under the wreckage and saved the girl.
Which word above is a preposition?
The
and
went
under
Which is correct?
Marie said, “Ralph you need to get busy.”
Marie said, “Ralph; you need to get busy.”
Marie said “Ralph, you need to get busy.”
Marie said, “Ralph, you need to get busy.”
Identify the underlined word.
We will learn about the Civil War in social studies.
adjective
Noun
preposition
helping verb
Identify the underlined words.
We will learn about the Civil War in social studies.
helping verb
noun
adjective
adverb
No I don't want to go to the baseball game.
Yes you can have a snack.
I had a cute puppy but I lost him.
We were each _________ed a ten minute turn on the trampoline.
a lot
allot
You look ________ like your brother.
a lot
allot
Please _______ the windows before it starts to rain heavily.
close
closes
closed
closing
If he really _____ the wallet, then he would go to prison.
steal
stole
will steal
is stealing
The mean coach yells at the players, but he cares for them.
In the sentence above, what part of speech is the following word: mean
adjective
verb
noun
adverb
The mean coach yells at the players but he cares for them
In the sentence above, what part of speech is the following word: coach
verb
noun
adverb
adjective
A word that shows action
noun
adjective
pronoun
verb
Person, place, thing idea. This is the definition of a...
Noun
adjective
adverb
verb
The sad, lonely bus riders sat in silence as they traveled through the city.
Correct
Incorrect
What kind of punctuation should go at the end of this sentence?
Wow I am so excited to go outside at recess today__
. period
? question mark
! exclamation point
What kind of punctuation should go at the end of this sentence?
Can you please help me find my sneakers
. period
? question mark
! exclamation point
What kind of punctuation should go at the end of this sentence?
Wow I am so excited to go outside at recess today__
. period
? question mark
! exclamation point
Choose the correct sentence:
That chair is made of wood.
That chair made of wood is.
That chair is of wood.
Choose the correct sentence:
That picture frame of plastic is made.
That picture frame made is of plastic.
That picture frame is made of plastic.
Identify the red word.
Walk to my house after school, and we can play on my computer.
verb
preposition
noun
adverb
Identify the red word.
Walk to my house after school, and we can play on my computer.
action verb
noun
helping verb
preposition
Identify the red word.
Walk to my house after school, and we can play on my computer.
noun
pronoun
adverb
preposition
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings.
Select the correct homophone in parentheses:
I was interested in seeing Paula the polar (bare, bear)
bare
bear
Choose the word in parentheses that best complete the sentence:
The friend said, "This will affect how you live (your, you're) life.
your
you're
Choose the word in parentheses that best complete the sentence:
(It's, Its) important to eat veggies everyday!
It's
Its
Choose the word in parentheses that best complete the sentence:
The doctors will speak about (their, they're) latest research.
their
they're
Select the correct abbreviation for the following word: Road
Mr.
Rd.
Jr.
St.
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings.
Select the correct homophone in parentheses:
"The zoo will be closed in about an (hour, our)!"
hour
our
Choose the correct word to complete this sentence:
I ate _____ many cherries.
too
to
two
Choose the correct word to complete this sentence:
_____ going to the store.
There
They're
Their
Choose the word to correctly complete the following sentence:
_____ is my library book.
Their
There
They're
Identify the red word in the following sentence.
Mom, Dad, and Uncle Lou went to the baseball game with me.
Noun
adjective
pronoun
verb
Identify the red word in the following sentence.
Mom, Dad, and Uncle Lou went to the baseball game with me.
preposition
adjective
action verb past tense
adverb
Identify the red word in the following sentence.
Mom, Dad, and Uncle Lou went to the baseball game with me.
adjective
noun
adverb
adjective
Sir, may I ask ___ question?
a
a few
much
a little
Lisa saw a ______ of fish when she went scuba-diving.
herd
troop
swarm
school
Jason drank ______ water.
a
some
many
several
He does not have ______ furniture in his apartment.
a few
much
many
several
Mona has _____ storybooks.
a
many
much
a little
There is too _____ food for me to eat all by myself.
several
many
much
a few
Please take out three ______ and four ______ from the drawer.
spoons, bowls
spoons, bowl
spoon, bowls
spoon, bowl
Choose the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence:
She (has, have) been working here since 2010.
has
have
Identify the type of the underlined word in the sentence:
She quickly ran to the store.
noun
verb
adverb
adjective
Select the correct pronoun to complete the sentence:
Neither of the books is as interesting as (its, it's).
its
it's
Choose the word in parentheses that best completes the sentence:
She couldn't believe (its, it's) already time to leave.
its
it's
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
Anna and her brother, owns a small bakery in town.
Anna, and her brother owns a small bakery in town.
Anna and her brother own a small bakery in town.
Identify the underlined word.
In the library, many books are available on science.
noun
verb
adjective
adverb
Which sentence uses the rules for quotations correctly?
Kelly shouted, Let's go to the beach!
Kelly shouted "Let's go to the beach!"
Kelly shouted, "Let's go to the beach!"
Kelly shouted, "Let's go to the beach"!
Which sentence uses the rules for quotations correctly?
"We will check our morning work first" said Mrs. Stock.
"We will check our morning work first," said Mrs. Stock.
"We will check our morning work first." said Mrs. Stock.
"We will check our morning work first, said Mrs. Stock.
Which sentence uses the rules for quotations correctly?
Samuel said, "I will help you with that."
Samuel said "I will help you with that."
Samuel said, "I will help you with that".
Samuel said "I will help with you that".
What is missing from this sentence?
Mrs. Stock shouted, "you are going to miss your bus!"
Punctuation at the end of the talking words.
Quotation marks at the end of the talking words.
Quotation marks at the beginning of the talking words.
A capital letter at the beginning of the talking words.
Choose the one sentence that is punctuated correctly (check for proper use of quotation marks, apostrophes, commas, periods, question marks, and capital letters):
Felice asked the police officer have you seen a little white dog dragging a blue leash.
Felice asked the police officer, “have you seen a little white dog dragging a blue leash?
Felice asked the police officer. “Have you seen a little white dog dragging a blue leash?”
Felice asked the police officer, “Have you seen a little white dog dragging a blue leash?”
Choose the one sentence that is punctuated correctly (check for proper use of quotation marks, apostrophes, commas, periods, question marks, and capital letters):
What I can’t understand Rudy added is why no one told us the time of the meeting.
“What I can’t understand, Rudy added, is why no one told us the time of the meeting.”
“What I can’t understand,” Rudy added. “is why no one told us the time of the meeting.”
“What I can’t understand,” Rudy added, “is why no one told us the time of the meeting.”
