WorksheetsMr. Patosky's Final Review!
Total questions: 115
Worksheet time: 58mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is your name?
4 lines
2.
What is the SUBJECT of a sentence?
a)
Who or what the sentence is about
b)
The action in the sentence
3.
What is the PREDICATE of a sentence?
a)
Who or what the sentence is about
b)
The action in the sentence
4.
Sarah ran away from the haunted house. [What is the simple subject?]
a)
Sarah
b)
ran
c)
haunted house
5.
Sarah ran away from the haunted house. [What is the simple predicate?]
a)
Sarah
b)
ran
c)
haunted house
6.
Mary baked a loaf of bread. [What is the simple subject?]
a)
Mary
b)
baked
c)
bread
7.
The old building creaked in the wind. [What is the simple subject?]
a)
The old building
b)
building
c)
old
8.
Mary baked a loaf of bread. [What is the simple predicate?]
a)
Mary
b)
baked
c)
bread
9.
The old building creaked in the wind. [What is the simple predicate?]
a)
The old building
b)
creaked in the wind
c)
creaked
10.
The wind blew through the trees, making a scratching sound against the glass. [What is the simple subject?]
a)
trees
b)
wind
c)
glass
11.
The wind blew through the trees, making a scratching sound against the glass. [What is the simple predicate?]
a)
sound
b)
making
c)
blew
12.
Zombies were eating brains by the dumpster. [What is simple the subject?]
a)
brains
b)
were eating
c)
Zombies
13.
Zombies were eating brains by the dumpster. [What is the simple predicate?]
a)
eating
b)
brains
c)
zombies
14.
1. The sun was shining brightly.
a)
sun
b)
was
c)
shining
d)
The sun
15.
2. The dogs were barking loudly
a)
were
b)
barking
c)
loudly
d)
dogs
16.
3. The pretty girl was wearing a blue sweater.
a)
the pretty girl
b)
was wearing
c)
girl
d)
blue sweater
17.
4. My younger brother serves in the army.
a)
My younger brother
b)
army
c)
serves
d)
brother
18.
5. The man and wife were working in their garden.
a)
man and wife
b)
man
c)
wife
d)
were working
19.
6. My mother and aunt are trained classical dancers.
a)
are trained
b)
mother and aunt
c)
classical dancers
d)
My mother and aunt
20.
7. You don’t have to wait for me.
a)
You don't
b)
have to
c)
me
d)
You
21.
8. We will no longer tolerate this.
a)
We will
b)
tolerate
c)
We
d)
tolerate this
22.
9. The little tree was covered with needles instead of leaves.
a)
was covered
b)
The little tree
c)
little tree
d)
tree
23.
10. A rich merchant was passing by the shoemaker’s window.
a)
merchant
b)
rich merchant
c)
was
d)
A rich
24.
11. Daniel can come with us to the movie.
a)
can
b)
can come
c)
Daniel
d)
movie
25.
12. Li is my best friend.
a)
Li
b)
my
c)
is
d)
friend
26.
13. The moon is shining bright.
a)
moon
b)
The moon
c)
is shining
d)
is shining bright
27.
14. Dinner will be ready in fifteen minutes.
a)
minutes
b)
Dinner
c)
be ready
d)
will be
28.
15. The firemen are extinguishing the fire.
a)
are
b)
The firemen
c)
are extinguishing
d)
fire
29.
16. We went to lunch with Amanda and her friend today.
a)
went to
b)
with Amar
c)
lunch
d)
went
30.
17. Juan and Julian worked so hard on their project.
a)
Juan and Julian
b)
worked
c)
worked hard
d)
so
31.
18. I am very hungry.
a)
I am
b)
hungry
c)
very
d)
am
32.
19. Oh my gosh, I forgot my homework!
a)
forgot my
b)
forgot
c)
I
d)
gosh
33.
20. The wild bunny hopped across the road.
a)
wild
b)
hopped
c)
bunny
d)
across
34.
[The boy] ate the apple.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
35.
The boy [ate the apple.]
a)
subject
b)
predicate
36.
[ I ] need help with this math problem.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
37.
Next week [my grandmother] is coming from Korea.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
38.
[My favorite month] is May.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
39.
May [is my favorite month.]
a)
subject
b)
predicate
40.
Our homeroom [is having a pizza party tomorrow.]
a)
subject
b)
predicate
41.
[Football] is played in every country in the world.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
42.
Yasmin [yawned.]
a)
subject
b)
predicate
43.
My expensive new watch [has stopped.]
a)
subject
b)
predicate
44.
[Sitting on the roof of my house was] a huge black bird.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
45.
After dinner [ I ] like to have a little sleep in front of the television.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
46.
I [always bring my dictionary to class.]
a)
subject
b)
predicate
47.
You [have a vocabulary test tomorrow.]
a)
subject
b)
predicate
48.
My friend and I [went shopping.]
a)
subject
b)
predicate
49.
On weekends [my mother] works at a sports club.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
50.
[Both my parents] have to work at the weekend.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
51.
A student and the bus driver [were injured in the crash.]
a)
subject
b)
predicate
52.
On Saturday mornings [ my friends and I ] play football in the park.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
53.
[The ozone hole over Antarctica] is getting larger every year.
a)
subject
b)
predicate
54.
What is the first part of an essay?
a)
Conclusion
b)
Body paragraphs
c)
Introduction
55.
What is the second part of an essay?
a)
Conclusion
b)
Body paragraphs
c)
Introduction
56.
What is the third part of an essay?
a)
Conclusion
b)
Body paragraphs
c)
Introduction
57.
I have exactly _______ pairs of shoes under my bed.
a)
to
b)
too
c)
two
58.
Do we have ________ put a feather in our cap?
a)
to
b)
too
c)
two
59.
There are ________ potatoes left on our plates.
a)
to
b)
too
c)
two
60.
The hospital is taking _______ long to help us.
a)
to
b)
too
c)
two
61.
I went ________ the garage sale.
a)
to
b)
too
c)
two
62.
We lost _______ of our best players due to injury.
a)
to
b)
too
c)
two
63.
We were available _________ perform at the show.
a)
to
b)
too
c)
two
64.
It takes ________ long to collect all the money.
a)
to
b)
too
c)
two
65.
I have ________ tell my husband about the event.
a)
to
b)
too
c)
two
66.
Make sure ________ go to the principal’s office.
a)
to
b)
too
c)
two
67.
Sadly, it is obvious that ________ the worst team in the league.
a)
their
b)
they're
c)
there
68.
I always say, “________ is no better time than the present.”
a)
their
b)
they're
c)
there
69.
I hope ________ are no nuts in this cake.
a)
their
b)
they're
c)
there
70.
I got stuck in traffic on my way to ________ apartment.
a)
their
b)
they're
c)
there
71.
It was ________ last game of the season.
a)
their
b)
they're
c)
there
72.
It’s not ________ fault that none of the players know how to play.
a)
their
b)
they're
c)
there
73.
Paul said that ________ going to need a lot of rest after the trip.
a)
their
b)
they're
c)
there
74.
Soon it was clear that ________ was no way out.
a)
their
b)
they're
c)
there
75.
The class was shocked when ________ teacher assigned the 10-page paper.
a)
their
b)
they're
c)
there
76.
________ camp counselor gave them some advice that they never forgot.
a)
their
b)
they're
c)
there
77.
That picture is prettier _______________________ the other.
a)
than
b)
then
78.
I like salad more _______________________ soup.
a)
than
b)
then
79.
The game was tied, _______________________ our team scored.
a)
than
b)
then
80.
If Marco doesn’t want to go, _______________________ he should stay home.
a)
than
b)
then
81.
This is more important _______________________ you think.
a)
than
b)
then
82.
It was _______________________ that Kirk realized his mistake.
a)
than
b)
then
83.
For your chores, you should wash the dog, _______________________ rake the leaves.
a)
than
b)
then
84.
My sister makes better grades _______________________ my brother.
a)
than
b)
then
85.
If Carrie doesn’t find the library book, _______________________ she must pay a fine.
a)
than
b)
then
86.
Today was hotter _______________________ we thought it would be.
a)
than
b)
then
87.
_______ slimy turkey sandwich is this?
a)
Whose
b)
Who's
88.
_______ is going to Dorney Park?
a)
Whose
b)
Who's
89.
_______ for Rose, no one liked the movie.
a)
Accept
b)
Except
90.
Steve wanted to go, _______ his mother said he couldn’t leave.
a)
Accept
b)
Except
91.
Please _______ our invitation for dinner.
a)
Accept
b)
Except
92.
The tired man had to _______ the fact that he must stop and rest.
a)
Accept
b)
Except
93.
All the players _______ the goalie wore white shoes.
a)
Accept
b)
Except
94.
A run-on sentence is:
a)
when two or more sentences are fused together improperly
b)
when two or more independent clauses are joined with just a comma and no conjunction
c)
when two or more independent clauses lack proper punctuation when being joined
d)
All of the above
95.
What is a comma splice?
a)
when two or more sentences are fused together improperly
b)
when two or more independent clauses are joined with just a comma and no conjunction
c)
when two or more independent clauses lack proper punctuation when being joined
d)
All of the above
96.
What keyboard shortcut "cuts" selected text?
a)
ctrl + V
b)
ctrl + X
c)
ctrl + C
d)
ctrl + Z
97.
What keyboard shortcut "copies" selected text?
a)
ctrl + V
b)
ctrl + X
c)
ctrl + C
d)
ctrl + Z
98.
What keyboard shortcut "pastes" information on your digital clipboard?
a)
ctrl + V
b)
ctrl + X
c)
ctrl + C
d)
ctrl + Z
99.
Uh-oh. You've made a mistake. What keyboard shortcut "undoes" your last actions?
a)
ctrl + V
b)
ctrl + X
c)
ctrl + C
d)
ctrl + Z
100.
How do you make selected text "bold?"
a)
ctrl + I
b)
ctrl + U
c)
ctrl + B
d)
ctrl + P
101.
How do you make selected text "italicized?"
a)
ctrl + I
b)
ctrl + U
c)
ctrl + B
d)
ctrl + P
102.
How do you make selected text "underlined?"
a)
ctrl + I
b)
ctrl + U
c)
ctrl + B
d)
ctrl + P
103.
How do you zoom in?
a)
ctrl + "-"
b)
ctrl + "+"
c)
ctrl + Z
d)
ctrl + O
104.
How do you zoom out?
a)
ctrl + "+"
b)
ctrl + Z
c)
ctrl + "-"
d)
ctrl + O
105.
What keyboard shortcut allows you to select all text/images on a screen?
a)
ctrl + Y
b)
ctrl + Z
c)
ctrl + A
d)
ctrl + O
106.
What keyboard shortcut allows you to open a new tab in your browser?
a)
ctrl + T
b)
ctrl + A
c)
ctrl + B
d)
ctrl + N
107.
What keyboard shortcut allows you to open a new browser window?
a)
ctrl + A
b)
ctrl + B
c)
ctrl + N
d)
ctrl + T
108.
What keyboard shortcut allows you to center align your text?
a)
ctrl + shift + R
b)
ctrl + shift + L
c)
ctrl + shift + E
d)
TAB
109.
What keyboard shortcut allows you to left align your text?
a)
ctrl + shift + R
b)
ctrl + shift + L
c)
ctrl + shift + E
d)
TAB
110.
What keyboard shortcut allows you to right align your text?
a)
ctrl + shift + R
b)
ctrl + shift + L
c)
ctrl + shift + E
d)
TAB
111.
What keyboard shortcut allows you to indent your text?
a)
ctrl + shift + R
b)
ctrl + shift + L
c)
ctrl + shift + E
d)
TAB
112.
On a scale of 1 to 5, how would you rate this course?
(Totally useless = 1, I learned a lot of useful writing tips = 5)
(Totally useless = 1, I learned a lot of useful writing tips = 5)
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
e)
5
113.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate Mr. DiFranco as an instructor?
(Totally useless = 1, He makes grammar/writing bearable (and almost fun) = 5)
(Totally useless = 1, He makes grammar/writing bearable (and almost fun) = 5)
a)
1
b)
2
c)
3
d)
4
e)
5
114.
What activity did you like the least during this year? Why?
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115.
What activity did you like the most during this year? Why?
4 lines
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