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WorksheetsUnit 3 Sec. 2 compound words, and Analyzing viewpoint
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 59mins
What is the suffix of "fairly"?
-ly
-ing
-ness
-ful
What does the suffix "ly" mean?
It means 'in a state of confusion'.
It means 'in a certain way'.
It means 'in a way that is not true'.
It means 'in a physical location'.
What's the definition of "fair"?
Fair means reasonable, acceptable, and right
Fair is synonymous with expensive and luxurious.
Fair refers to a type of weather condition.
Fair means biased and subjective.
What does "fairly" mean?
To an extreme degree
Not at all
Completely and utterly
in a way that is reasonable, acceptable, and right
What is the suffix of "badly"?
-ly
-ed
-ing
-ful
What does the suffix "ly" mean?
It means 'in a state of confusion'.
It means 'in a certain way'.
It means 'in a way that is not true'.
It means 'in a physical location'.
What does "bad" mean?
Something desirable and beneficial.
An expression of approval.
A synonym for good.
unpleasant or likely to cause problems
What does "badly" mean?
In a neutral or indifferent manner.
In a way that is unpleasant or likely to cause problems
In a very effective way.
In a highly satisfactory manner.
What is the suffix for "completely"?
completeness
ly
complete
completelyly
What does the suffix "ly" mean?
It means 'in a state of confusion'.
It means 'in a certain way'.
It means 'in a way that is not true'.
It means 'in a physical location'.
What does "complete" mean?
Complete means a quality or situation is as great as it could possibly be.
Complete indicates a lack of necessary parts.
Complete refers to a partial process.
Complete means to start something new.
What does "completely" mean?
incompletely
somewhat
In a way that is as great as it could possibly be
partially
What's the suffix for "hopeless"?
-ful
-ing
-able
-less
What does the suffix "less" mean?
Full or complete
Without
Present or existing
Rich or abundant
What does "hope" mean?
Hope is a type of plant.
Hope refers to a physical object.
Hope means a belief that something is either possible or likely to happen
Hope is a synonym for despair.
What does "hopeless" mean?
to be unable to believe that something is possible or likely to happen
Experiencing joy; feeling happy.
A state of contentment; feeling satisfied.
Filled with optimism; feeling hopeful.
What's the suffix in "strapless"?
-ed
-ing
-less
-ful
What is a "strap"?
A strap is a strip of material used to hold something.
A strap is a type of food.
A strap is a musical instrument.
A strap is a type of footwear.
What does "strapless" mean?
Footwear that covers the entire foot.
Clothing with long sleeves and a collar.
Clothing without a strip of material used to hold it up.
Accessories worn around the neck.
What is the suffix in "slightly"?
-ness
-ed
-ly
-ing
What does the suffix "ly" mean?
It means 'in a state of confusion'.
It means 'in a certain way'.
It means 'in a way that is not true'.
It means 'in a physical location'.
What is the definition of "slight"?
A term used to describe something very complex.
Large in size or extent; significant.
Unrelated to size or amount; irrelevant.
Small
What is the definition of "slightly"?
An extreme level of intensity.
In a way that is small.
A moderate amount of something.
A large degree or extent.
What is the suffix of "darkness"?
-ness
-ly
-ing
-ful
What does the suffix "ness" mean?
A synonym for happiness
A measure of distance
The state or condition of.
A type of fruit
What's the definition of "dark"?
A type of music genre
The absence of light or low illumination.
A color associated with sadness
A measurement of temperature
What's the definition of "darkness"?
The absence of light.
A type of light
A color in the spectrum
A form of energy
What's the suffix in "neighborhood"?
-hooded
-hood
-borhood
-neigh
What does the suffix "hood" mean?
A term for a specific animal species.
A measurement of time.
the quality of
A type of clothing or accessory.
What is the definition of "neighbor"?
A type of animal found in the wild.
A person who is far away.
A person living near or next door.
A term used for a family member.
What is the definition of "neighborhood"?
A neighborhood is a type of animal found in the wild.
A neighborhood refers to a specific type of food or cuisine.
A neighborhood is a term used for a group of people who share the same hobby.
A neighborhood is a distinct area within a city or town where people live and interact.
Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 Many Americans regularly eat beef, which is meat that comes from cattle. 2 We ought to replace beef with chicken in our diets. 3 It takes eleven times more water to raise cattle for beef than it does to raise chickens. 4 Cattle also require twenty-eight times more land than chickens do.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 Most banks offer savings accounts for adults, families, and children. 2 All young people should open their own savings accounts. 3 When you keep money in a savings account, you earn interest. 4 Interest is extra money the bank gives you for just keeping your money with them.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 Our school has three bike racks. 2 These racks can fit a total of fifteen bikes. 3 However, in a recent survey, more than three dozen students said they would like to ride their bikes to school. 4 We should definitely get more bike racks.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 Brad Foley ought to be elected class president. 2 Brad has served on the school council for the last three years. 3 He was also a member of the school club that painted the mural near the library.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 My dog Astro, weighs only fourteen pounds, but he is the toughest little pup in the whole world! 2 When we go to the beach together, he guards our blankets from anything and everything that tries to come near. 3 One time he even barked at a pickup truck that was driving by.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 Diwali is the most fun holiday of the year. 2 People around the world light candles for Diwali. 3 The holiday lasts for five days, and something different happens on each day.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 Knowing where our words come from is important. 2 For example, the word "library" comes from a Latin word. 3 The Latin word for "book" is liber.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 Rachel the Magician is a terrible magician. 2 She did a trick where she was supposed to make a card disappear. 3 My brother and I were sitting in the front row at her show and we could see the card down her sleeve.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 The one-cent coin, or penny, has been used in the United States since 1787. 2 Today, though, pennies are more trouble than they're worth. 3 The metal that it takes to make a single penny costs more than one cent!
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 Carrot-raisin salad takes about ten minutes to prepare. 2 There is no better snack for a lazy summer afternoon. 3 To start, you will need shredded carrots and raisins. 4 You'll also need something to mix them with, such as mayonnaise or yogurt.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 The Burmese python is a snake that eats small mammals and birds. 2 Some of these pythons even eat pigs. 3 Seeing a Burmese python in the wild would really be frightening.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 The ancient Maya people lived for many years in Central America. 2 Spanish explorers arrived in the early 1500s and took over the lands of the Maya people. 3 The arrival of the explorers was the saddest thing to happen to the Maya.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 Brett is an amazing dancer. 2 He has been dancing since he was four years old, so he has had years of training. 3 He was even invited to train with the Joffrey Ballet in Chicago last summer.
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Which sentence in the passage contains the author's viewpoint?
1 The Spanish artist Salvador Dali had a great imagination. 2 You may have seen one of his paintings of melting clocks. 3 People have many different ideas about what the melting clocks in his paintings might mean.
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