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WorksheetsYEAR 5 GRAMMAR REVISION QUIZ
Total questions: 135
Worksheet time: 1hrs 9mins
Slowly, the boy climbed the stairs.
Time
Frequency
Manner
Degree
Tomorrow, I am going to the park to play with my friends.
Frequency
Degree
Place
Time
Occasionally, we go to the shop to buy a treat.
Frequency
Time
Place
Degree
Anxiously, I looked for my lost book.
Manner
Degree
Place
Time
Nearly asleep, I suddenly remembered I needed take my book to school.
Time
Place
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Manner
Upstairs, I can hear my brothers playing.
Time
Frequency
Place
Manner
Without warning, it started to rain heavily.
Degree
Time
Place
Manner
In the morning, I go to school.
Time
Place
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Frequency
Maybe, I should go and play with my friends.
Place
Degree
Manner
Frequency
Down by the cliffs, it was very windy.
Time
Place
Degree
Manner
What would be the best fronted adverbial to use for the sentence
_________________, he could see the tent.
Excitedly,
Happily,
Under the sea,
In the distance,
Where does a fronted adverbial come in a sentence?
First
In the middle
At the end
No where
What is a fronted adverbial?
A verb (doing word)
A noun in a sentence
A phrase that adds something to a verb
A phrase that adds something to a noun
What is a FRONTED ADVERBIAL?
A word, phrase, or clause used to modify an adjective.
A word, phrase, or clause used at the beginning of a sentence to modify a noun.
A word, phrase, or clause used to modify a preposition.
A word, phrase, or clause used at the beginning of a sentence to modify a verb.
What is special about a fronted adverbial? There are 2 correct answers to choose from.
It is placed at the beginning of a sentence
it is not used in writing
It must be followed by a comma
it doesn't describe the verb
Spot the fronted adverbial: To keep warm, I wore a woolly hat and scarf.
To keep warm,
I wore
a woolly hat and scarf.
Spot the fronted adverbial: Although she was scared, Rosie watched the horror film.
Although she was scared,
Rosie watched
the horror film.
Spot the fronted adverbial: Early on a Friday morning, Jack went for a jog through the park.
Jack went
Early on a Friday morning,
for a jog
through the park.
Which of these adverbial phrases could be used to replace quietly?
As yellow as the Sun,
As quiet as a mouse,
In a nearby location,
With deafening loudness,
Tomorrow, I am going to the park to play with my friends.
Frequency
Degree
Place
Time
Copy out the fronted adverbial:
Baffled by the mathematical problem, the professor felt frustrated.
(a)
Copy out the fronted adverbial:
Once a year, the people put on their costumes and partied at the carnival.
(a)
Copy out the fronted adverbials:
Almost certainly, Eva’s team would win the upcoming sports day.
(a)
Identify the purpose of the fronted adverbial:
Nervously, Sameera started to sing on stage.
Time
Place
Frequency
Manner
Identify the purpose of the fronted adverbial:
From her window, the princess let down her hair.
Time
Place
Frequency
Manner
What is a fronted adverbial?
A verb (doing word)
A noun in a sentence
A phrase that adds something to a verb
A phrase that adds something to a noun
What would be the best fronted adverbial to use for the sentence
_________________, he could see the tent.
Excitedly,
Happily,
Under the sea,
In the distance,
Where does a fronted adverbial come in a sentence?
First
In the middle
At the end
No where
What is special about a fronted adverbial? There are 2 correct answers to choose from.
It is placed at the beginning of a sentence
it is not used in writing
It must be followed by a comma
it doesn't describe the verb
Spot the fronted adverbial: To keep warm, I wore a woolly hat and scarf.
To keep warm,
I wore
a woolly hat and scarf.
Spot the fronted adverbial: Although she was scared, Rosie watched the horror film.
Although she was scared,
Rosie watched
the horror film.
Spot the fronted adverbial: Early on a Friday morning, Jack went for a jog through the park.
Jack went
Early on a Friday morning,
for a jog
through the park.
Which of these adverbial phrases could be used to replace quietly?
As yellow as the Sun,
As quiet as a mouse,
In a nearby location,
With deafening loudness,
Tomorrow, I am going to the park to play with my friends.
Frequency
Degree
Place
Time
Copy out the fronted adverbial:
Baffled by the mathematical problem, the professor felt frustrated.
(a)
Copy out the fronted adverbial:
Once a year, the people put on their costumes and partied at the carnival.
(a)
Copy out the fronted adverbials:
Almost certainly, Eva’s team would win the upcoming sports day.
(a)
Identify the purpose of the fronted adverbial:
Nervously, Sameera started to sing on stage.
Time
Place
Frequency
Manner
Identify the purpose of the fronted adverbial:
From her window, the princess let down her hair.
Time
Place
Frequency
Manner
Slowly, the boy climbed the stairs.
Time
Frequency
Manner
Degree
Tomorrow, I am going to the park to play with my friends.
Frequency
Degree
Place
Time
Anxiously, I looked for my lost book.
Manner
Degree
Place
Time
Upstairs, I can hear my brothers playing.
Time
Frequency
Place
Manner
Without warning, it started to rain heavily.
Degree
Time
Place
Manner
In the morning, I go to school.
Time
Place
Degree
Frequency
Down by the cliffs, it was very windy.
Time
Place
Degree
Manner
Which is correct?
Nervously, I ran to the supermarket.
I ran to the supermarket.
I ran to the supermarket nervously.
Nervously I ran to the supermarket.
Which one is correct?
Down by the cliffs it was very windy.
Down by the cliffs, it was very windy.
Down, by the cliffs it was very windy.
Write a sentence using the fronted adverbial below.
Slowly and carefully,_________________________
Cartoon loves chocolate,
doesn't she?
does she?
did she?
didn't she?
He isn't going to repeat this
is he?
he is?
aren't he?
does he?
We can't wait any longer
can't you
can we
could we
do we
She always walks to school, ....
does she
doesn't she?
is she?
isn't she?
You aren't listening to me, ....?
don't you?
do you?
are you?
isn't it?
They have just left, .............?
have they?
did they?
they have?
haven't they?
Boss2 will go to university in the future, ....
won't Peter?
won't he?
will he?
will Peter?
PunPun is coming to the park with you, ....?
hasn't she?
doesn't she?
didn't she?
isn't she?
Your friends weren't at school last week, ...?
aren't they?
are they?
were they?
weren't they?
They're watching the film on TV tonight, ....?
aren't they?
don't they?
are they?
isn't it?
Gun2 has just arrived, ....?
hasn't he?
isn't he?
has he?
Hasn't Mark?
This day has been very tiring because of various activities we had. Let's call it a day.
It is time to sleep now.
It is time to stop doing anything.
It is time to call your loved ones.
It is time to go home.
After Jerome found out that his classmates hid his phone. He got very mad that he shouted in the room. He really needs to pull himself together.
Jerome needs to have a revenge.
Jerome needs to make himself angrier.
Jerome needs to calm himself.
Jerome needs to reprimand his classmates.
A stranger called to Anna and said that her mother was in a hospital because of an accident. The caller asked Anna to send GCash money immediately because the hospital requires it before any operation. Anna was about to send the money when her friend told her, "Hey, hold your horses, did you confirm it first to the people in your home? We do not know if it is real."
Anna needs to slow down and think carefully first.
Anna needs to call someone to make things clear.
Anna needs to call the hospital first.
Anna needs to send money as soon as possible.
To those students whose scores are not so good, please consider hitting the books so hard next time.
The students need to take another test.
The students need to ask their classmates to help them.
The students need to fix the books on the shelf next time.
The students need to study more.
Until now, we still have not known the person who had a sticky finger back in high school. Remember when we had the whole day of no classes because my cellphone was missing?
Someone who misplaced his/ her phone
Someone who is a thief
Someone who is not good in remembering past events
Someone who loves solving mysteries
I think I could only go to Japan when pigs fly. I mean, look at my bank account. See? There's nothing in there.
Something is impossible to happen.
Someone is not looking carefully.
Something is missing.
Someone who has no money
We'll graduate next month. I need to get in shape for the pictorial. I want to look good in there because it will be hanged on our wall.
Someone needs to study and graduate on time.
Someone needs to choose the correct frame for the picture.
Someone needs to be physically fit.
Someone needs to wait for a month.
I searched for Justin Bieber's concert here in the Philippines because I am a big fan of him. The ticket costs an arm and a leg, but I do not care. I want to see him, so I bought one.
The ticket concert is very cheap.
Someone broke his/ her leg and arm.
Someone is a real fan of an artist.
The ticket concert is very expensive.
I started not to trust him after he let the cat out of the bag. Because of what he did, I am now afraid to tell things about my life to anybody.
A pet is not allowed, and someone inform the authority that someone has a pet.
Someone revealed a secret.
Someone hates secrets.
Someone has lots of stories to tell.
I thought we have already found the answer to the math problem, but I was wrong. Now, we are back to square one, but I am still positive that we can solve this.
To assume that something is done, but it is not
To solve a problem
To start all over again.
To be knowledgeable in Mathematics
What is the meaning of "black sheep"?
in writing
very rarely
a person who is a failure
greet someone with hospitality
What is the meaning of "a scaredy cat"?
task that is difficult to achieve
someone who is excessively scared
mistakenly allow a secret to be known
being too curious can get you into trouble
What is the meaning of "a bite at the cherry"?
a person who is so annoying
a person or thing that is beautiful
an opportunity to achieve something
to become very angry, crazy or annoyed
What is the meaning of "bring home the bacon"?
something that is easy to do
to be unhappy with fatty food
to eat someone's favorite food
to bring money into the household for the family
What is the meaning of "the grass is greener on the other side"?
in writing
very rarely
greet someone with hospitality
it is happier if things were different
What is the meaning of "apples and oranges"?
be different from each other
the person who you are very fond of
an opportunity to achieve something
to become very angry, crazy or annoyed
What is the meaning of "have an egg on one's face"?
to have an oily face
something that is unrealistic
to be unhappy of a past event
to be or appear to be embarrassed
What is the meaning of "roll out the red carpet"?
in writing
a person who is a failure
greet someone with hospitality
it is happier if things were different
What is the meaning of "cry over spilled milk"?
something that is easy to do
something that is unrealistic
to be unhappy of a past event
to be or appear to be embarrassed
What is the meaning of "head in the clouds"?
being very fast
being very angry or upset
try to achieve the impossible
have unrealistic or impractical ideas
Adam became principal of the school on Thursday. Is this phrase an adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Their gardens are models of grace and delicacy. Is this phrase an adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Artificial and natural elements blend together in their gardens. Is this phrase an adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
I tried to solve the puzzle.
Find the verb phrase: Ana could not wait to get home after seventh period.
could
Identify if the given words are a phrase or a clause.
under the table
phrase
clause
Identify the adjective phrase in this sentence:
The store on the corner was damaged during a severe hailstorm.
store on the corner
on the corner
during a severe hailstorm
was damaged
Identify the type of phrase.
I built a model railroad with many cars.
adverb phrase
adjective phrase
noun phrase
A phrase is ____________________
group of words without a verb
A sentence
group of words with a verb
Identify the type of phrase.
I may see the horses after the storm.
noun phrase
prepositional phrase
adverbial phrase
adjective phrase
Pick out the adjective phrase in the given sentence:
The man with the muddy boots looked funny.
looked funny
with the muddy boots
The man
with the
Identify the type of phrase.
She danced with great enthusiasm.
noun phrase
adverbial phrase
adjective phrase
Find the verb phrase: "The cat has been sleeping on the couch all day."
has been sleeping
sleeping on the couch
the cat has been
Identify the type of phrase.
She will arrive before dinner.
noun phrase
prepositional phrase
adverbial phrase
adjective phrase
Find the verb phrase: "They have been working on the project for weeks."
have been working
working on the project
they have
Identify the type of phrase.
She completed the project with great diligence.
adverb phrase
adjective phrase
noun phrase
Find the verb phrase: "They will be traveling to Europe next summer."
will be traveling
traveling to Europe
they will
Identify the adjective phrase in this sentence:
The book on the shelf is very interesting.
on the shelf
very interesting
The book
is very
Artificial and natural elements blend together in their gardens. Is this phrase an adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Adam became principal of the school on Thursday. Is this phrase an adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Their gardens are models of grace and delicacy. Is this phrase an adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
Artificial and natural elements blend together in their gardens. Is this phrase an adjective or adverb phrase?
adjective phrase
adverb phrase
I tried to solve the puzzle.
Find the verb phrase: Ana could not wait to get home after seventh period.
could
Identify if the given words are a phrase or a clause.
under the table
phrase
clause
Identify the adjective phrase in this sentence:
The store on the corner was damaged during a severe hailstorm.
store on the corner
on the corner
during a severe hailstorm
was damaged
Identify the type of phrase.
I built a model railroad with many cars.
adverb phrase
adjective phrase
noun phrase
A phrase is ____________________
group of words without a verb
A sentence
group of words with a verb
Identify the type of phrase.
I may see the horses after the storm.
noun phrase
prepositional phrase
adverbial phrase
adjective phrase
Pick out the adjective phrase in the given sentence:
The man with the muddy boots looked funny.
looked funny
with the muddy boots
The man
with the
Identify the type of phrase.
She danced with great enthusiasm.
noun phrase
adverbial phrase
adjective phrase
Find the verb phrase: "The cat has been sleeping on the couch all day."
has been sleeping
sleeping on the couch
the cat has been
Identify the type of phrase.
She will arrive before dinner.
noun phrase
prepositional phrase
adverbial phrase
adjective phrase
Find the verb phrase: "They have been working on the project for weeks."
have been working
working on the project
they have
Identify the type of phrase.
She completed the project with great diligence.
adverb phrase
adjective phrase
noun phrase
Find the verb phrase: "They will be traveling to Europe next summer."
will be traveling
traveling to Europe
they will
Identify the adjective phrase in this sentence:
The book on the shelf is very interesting.
on the shelf
very interesting
The book
is very
Which of the following is an adjective?
Quickly
Happy
Run
Tree
Identify the parts of speech in the underlined words.
The lady banked with a prestigious bank.
noun, verb
verb, adverb
verb, noun
noun, noun.
The man _______ the letter before his wife came.
had wrote
written
had written
writes
Identify the verb in this sentence: "They play soccer every day."
they
soccer
everyday
play
