WorksheetsReading and Vocab (Overall)
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 48mins
What is the passage mostly about?
The magician learning about the great palace Aladdin lived in.
The magician wanting the Genie of the Lamp.
The magician learning about Aladdin’s great fortune.
The magician trying to get rid of Aladdin.
Which theme is explored in the story?
Never underestimate someone.
See the positive side of things?
People want what others have.
People should be honest.
What does the narrator mean when he says “drop the ball” in the passage?
He was not going to like all the work ahead.
He was not going to let the ball get away.
He was not going to make any mistakes.
He was not going to miss the opportunity.
Why did the narrator use the exaggeration at the end of the passage?
To show why Hugh stood out as a nerd.
to emphasize the severity at which Hugh was teased.
to explain how he felt about Hugh being teased by other students.
to describe what Hugh looked like in middle school.
The simile in the first sentence helps the reader understand that-
the kingdom is quite beautiful
it is easy to see through the water
the deep sea is not very dark
It is a good place to live
Read the phrase from the excerpt.
"as birds fly among the trees"
The author includes this simile most likely to-
show the reader what the trees are like
suggest the kingdom is like being above water
help the reader visualize the kingdom
identify the Sea King’s favorite spot
From what point of view is the passage told?
1st person point of view
Second person point of view
Third person point of view
The descriptions in the passage help the reader -
see why Dorothy wishes to leave her home
learn what it is like to live on the prairie
want to learn more about the flat country
understand the dullness of where Dorothy lives
Word that means:not fixed or limited; not measurable; not clear
Indefinite
Incredible
Indirect
lilliterate
Unwilling to allow others to express beliefs different from one's own
Intolerant
Impractical
Illegal
Illiterate
Not proper or suitable; incorrect; not decent
Intolerant
Irresponsible
Immature
Improperly
Not able to read or write
Illiterate
Intolerant
Incapable
IIllegible
Difficult or impossible to read the handwriting
Improperly
Indirect
Illiterate
illegible
The prefixes ir, in, il, and im usually mean-
To or into
Not
Within
Someone who
The prefixes ir, in, il, and im usually mean-
To or into
Not
Within
Someone who
The prefixes im can mean ____ or _____.
To or into
Not or into
Someone or something
The suffix "logy" or "ology" means-
Someone orsomething that does something
Someonewho works with
Study of
Into or to
The suffixes "or" and "er" mean-
Someone or something that does something
Someone who doesn't study
The study of
Within
A person whose work involves rocks and minerals is a -
Jeweler
Geologist
Florist
Manufacturer
A person who works with airplanes is a -
Investigator
Airiator
Aviator
Journalist
A material that doesn't allow the passage of heat or sound.
Journalist
Aviator
Conductor
Insulator
Number by which a number is to be divided.
Divisor
Consumer
Projector
Spectator
Person who purchases goods for personal use.
Spectator
Consumer
Escalator
Transformer
