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ENGLISH 6 - KUYAWAN, MEOWMEOWMEOWMEOW

Total questions: 221

Worksheet time: 3hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A declarative sentence ends with what kind of punctuation?

a)

period

b)

comma

c)

question mark

d)

exclamation point

2.

An interrogative sentence ends with what kind of punctuation?

a)

period

b)

comma

c)

question mark

d)

exclamation point

3.

What kind of sentence tells or gives a statement?

a)

Declarative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Exclamatory

d)

Imperative

4.

Get off the chicken!

a)

declarative

b)

interrogative

c)

imperative

d)

exclamatory

5.

Give the dog a bath today

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

6.

How does a bloodhound's sense of smell help it find missing persons

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

7.

What a cute puppy you have

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

8.

The Irish setter has long, reddish-colored hair

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

9.

That crazy dog tried to bite me

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

10.

Please give that bone to the dog

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

11.

Can you train your dog to roll over or sit

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

12.

The Chihuahua is originally from Mexico

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

13.

3. Which of these is an imperative sentence?

a)

The volcano is erupting!

b)

Please get me a glass of water.

c)

Debbie has to clean up her room.

d)

What time is the movie on Saturday?

14.

5. Which of these is an imperative sentence?

a)

What an incredible day!

b)

Did you see that butterfly land?

c)

Watch the news on television tonight.

d)

We went to Boise, Idaho to buy potatoes.

15.

4.Which of these is an interrogative sentence?

a)

The picnic will be at the park.

b)

Did you read that book last night?

c)

Find the newspaper and bring it back.

d)

It rained more than two inches in one hour!

16.

2. Which of these is an interrogative sentence?

a)

I used to know a girl named named Betsy.

b)

Scientists study how ants work together.

c)

Do you know why hurricanes have names?

d)

Grandma and Grandpa are finally coming to visit!

17.

How many kinds of sentences are there?

a)

5

b)

3

c)

4

d)

6

18.

What kind of sentence gives command or request?

a)

Declarative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Exclamatory

d)

Imperative

19.

Why is he riding a chicken?

a)

declarative

b)

interrogative

c)

imperative

d)

exclamatory

20.

What kind of sentence asks questions?

a)

Declarative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Exclamatory

d)

Imperative

21.

A sentence that asks a question.

a)

Imperative

b)

Interrogative

c)

Exclamatory

d)

Declarative

22.

A sentence that makes a statement. It ends with a period.

a)

Declarative

b)

Exclamatory

c)

Interrogative

d)

Imperative

23.

A sentence that tells a command. Ends with a (.) or (!).

a)

Interrogative

b)

Declarative

c)

Imperative

d)

Exclamatory

24.

A sentence that has excitement! It ends with a (!) .

a)

Interrogative

b)

Imperative

c)

Exclamatory

d)

Declarative

25.

I love candy!

a)

declarative

b)

imperative

c)

exclamatory

d)

interrogative

26.

How many kinds of dogs can you name in one minute

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

27.

What a cute puppy you have

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

28.

Please give that bone to the dog

a)

. declarative

b)

? interrogative

c)

. imperative

d)

! exclamatory

29.

It is a beautiful day today.

a)

exclamatory

b)

interrogative

c)

declarative

d)

imperative

30.

How do you draw an elephant?

a)

exclamatory

b)

imperative

c)

interrogative

d)

declarative

31.
What is a homophone? 
a)
Words that are spelled the exact same 
b)
Words that sound alike, but are spelled differently and have different meanings
c)
Words that sound different and are spelled differently 
d)
No idea
32.
True or False: 
Homophones occur in English because there are multiple ways to spell the same sound. 
a)
True
b)
False
33.
Select the correct homophone.
I have very little (patience/patients) when students do not follow directions. 
a)
patience
b)
patients
34.
Select the correct homophone.
(Their/There/They're) home was so beautifully decorated. 
a)
Their
b)
There
c)
They're
35.
Select the correct homophone.
(Theirs/There's) not going to be school on President's day! 
a)
Theirs
b)
There's
36.
True or False: The correct homophone(s)  is used in the sentence below.
I bought a pear of shoes yesterday. 
a)
True
b)
False
37.
True or False: The correct homophone (s) are used in the sentence below. 
Personally, I hate the smell of read meet. 
a)
True
b)
False
38.
What does the term "their" mean? 
a)
adverb meaning location
b)
possessive pronoun meaning ownership
c)
a contraction short for "they are" 
39.
True or False: The correct homophone(s) is used in the sentence below. 
We saw a herd of cattle in the farmer's field. 
a)
True
b)
False
40.
What does the word part "phone" mean in homophone? 
a)
writing
b)
same
c)
sound
d)
iPhone
41.

What is a homograph?

a)

are words that are spelled the same, but have different meanings and sometimes different pronunciations.

b)

are words that are spelled the same, have the same pronunciations, and mean the same thing

c)

are words that sound the same

42.

What is NOT an example of a homograph?

a)

does, does

b)

wind, wind

c)

live, live

d)

or, oar

43.

True or False:

Homonyms are words that are pronounced the same and spelled the same but have different meanings.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

What is an example of a homonym?

a)

bear (animal), bare (not covered)

b)

bark (tree), bark (dog sound)

c)

our (pronoun), hour (time)

d)

tear (pull apart), tear (cry)

45.

Type the correct homophone for the sentence given below.


(a)   (There, Their, They're) so excited to go purchase a new vehicle at the dealership.

46.

big-huge

a)

Synonyms

b)

Antonyms

c)

Homonyms

d)

Homophones

47.

fat-thin

a)

Antonyms

b)

Homonyms

c)

Homophones

d)

Homographs

48.

meat-meet

a)

Homophones

b)

Homonyms

c)

Homographs

d)

Synonyms

49.

ball-ball

a)

Homonyms

b)

Homographs

c)

Synonyms

d)

Antonyms

50.

live-live

a)

Homographs

b)

Synonyms

c)

Antonyms

d)

Homophones

51.

small-tiny

a)

Homographs

b)

Synonyms

c)

Antonyms

d)

Homonyms

52.

early-late

a)

Homophones

b)

Antonyms

c)

Homonyms

d)

Homographs

53.

right-right

a)

Synonyms

b)

Homonyms

c)

Homographs

d)

Homophones

54.

desert-desert

a)

Antonyms

b)

Homographs

c)

Homophones

d)

Synonyms

55.

week-weak

a)

Homonyms

b)

Homophones

c)

Synonyms

d)

Antonyms

56.

see-sea

a)

Antonyms

b)

Homonyms

c)

Homophones

d)

Synonyms

57.

dove-dove

a)

Synonyms

b)

Antonyms

c)

Homographs

d)

Homophones

58.

bat-bat

a)

Homophones

b)

Synonyms

c)

Homonyms

d)

Homographs

59.

fast-slow

a)

Homographs

b)

Homophones

c)

Antonyms

d)

Homonyms

60.

smart-genius

a)

Homonyms

b)

Homographs

c)

Synonyms

d)

Antonyms

61.

tear-tear

a)

Synonyms

b)

Antonyms

c)

Homonyms

d)

Homographs

62.

beautiful-pretty

a)

Antonyms

b)

Homnyms

c)

Homophones

d)

Synonyms

63.

near-far

a)

Homonyms

b)

Homophones

c)

Homographs

d)

Antonyms

64.

pot-pot

a)

Homophones

b)

Homographs

c)

Synonyms

d)

Homonyms

65.

bear-bare

a)

Homographs

b)

Synonyms

c)

Antonyms

d)

Homophones

66.

________ are words that have different spellings, but they sound the same.

a)

Homonyms

b)

Homographs

c)

Homophones

67.

air - heir

flower - flour

meet - meat

not - knot

right - write

to-too-two


Are examples of what?

a)

homonyms

b)

homophones

c)

homographs

68.

Synonyms are words with ________.

a)

almost the same meaning

b)

different meaning

c)

same spelling

69.

Select the pair of words that are synonyms.

a)

alone - lonely

b)

dark - light

c)

blue - blew

70.

___________ are words with opposite meanings.

a)

Antonyms

b)

Synonyms

c)

Hyperboles

71.

Select the pair of antonyms.

a)

beat - defeat

b)

alone - lonely

c)

boring - interesting

72.

Homographs are words that are spelled the same but have different meanings. They may also be pronounced differently.


Select the best choice for the following sentence.


The long war had made them all tired.

a)

extending over a considerable time

b)

to wish for

c)

part of the body

73.

Select the homograph for the pair of meanings below.


a. to press flat

b. a yellow vegetable

a)

banana

b)

squash

c)

smash

d)

bell pepper

74.

Select the homograph for the pair of meanings below.


a. lame walk or step

b. not stiff

a)

limp

b)

limb

c)

light

d)

leg

75.

Select the best words for the sentence below.


Ben was ______ frightened _________ utter a word.

a)

two, too

b)

too, to

c)

to, too

d)

too, two

76.

Select the word that is a synonym for the underlined word in the sentence.


When you start to write, think about your audience.

a)

finish

b)

begin

77.

Select the word that is a synonym for the underlined word in the sentence.


Last week I was ill with the flu.

a)

well

b)

sick

78.

Select the word that is a antonym for the underlined word in the sentence.


The donkey strained under its light load.

a)

heavy

b)

hard

79.

Select the word that is a antonym for the underlined word in the sentence.


I tried to pour milk, but the carton was full.

a)

empty

b)

old

80.

Select the correct homonym for the sentence below.


Lori (knew, new) how to play a (new, knew) word game.

a)

knew, new

b)

knew, knew

c)

new, knew

d)

new, knew

81.

Select the correct homonyms for the sentence below.


He cannot (write, right) with his (write, right) hand.

a)

write, right

b)

write, write

c)

right, right

d)

right, write

82.

Select the correct definition for each underlined homograph.


Put your coins in the bank.

a)

a place where people save money

b)

the ground along a river

83.

Select the sentences that the word vault completes.

a)

With a bank account, you can write ____ to pay for things.

b)

He used a long pole to _____ over the jump.

c)

Jesse keeps his stamp collection locked in a _____.

d)

She wrote small ____ beside each item on the list.

84.

Select the sentences that the word checks complete.

a)

With a bank account, you can write ______ to pay for things.

b)

She wrote small ____ beside each item on the list.

c)

My savings account pays ________ on the money I keep in it.

d)

He used a long pole to ______ over the jump.

85.

Words with the same pronunciation but different spelling is called a ______.

a)

homophone

b)

homograph

c)

homonym

86.

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

I bought a bicycle to go to school faster.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

87.

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

The boy laughed so much.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

88.

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

He reads books to help him fall asleep.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

89.

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

She wrote an essay to catch up with the class.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

90.

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

They waited but nobody helped them to find their car.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

91.

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

He opened the door.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

92.

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

She crossed the street.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

93.

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

We drove to San Francisco.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

94.

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

He rang the doorbell.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

95.

Is the verb transitive or intransitive?

I called my mother.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

96.

She stood up.

a)

Transitive

b)

intransitive

97.

The workmen have been painting for hours.

a)

Intransitive

b)

Transitive

98.

Dad cooked hamburgers and hot dogs.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

99.

Before you send the proposal, make sure you edit it carefully.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

100.

When they call from the charity, Mrs. Alpert always gives generously.

a)

Intransitive

b)

Transitive

101.

Your letter will arrive in tomorrow’s mail.

a)

Transitive Verb

b)

Intransitive Verb

102.

The hikers carried their supplies in knapsacks.

a)

Transitive Verb

b)

Intransitive Verb

103.

My parents were upset about the closing of the park.

a)

Transitive Verb

b)

Intransitive Verb

104.

Dr. Perez removed the cast from the patient’s arm.

a)

Transitive Verb

b)

Intransitive Verb

105.

Astronomers have discovered several new stars in recent years.

a)

Transitive Verb

b)

Intransitive Verb

106.

I slept for three hours.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

107.

I rang the bell,my mother opened the door.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

108.

She wept bitterly.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

109.

The children sat quietly.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

110.

Teacher explained well.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

111.

I slept for three hours.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

112.

She brought me my breakfast on a silver tray.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

113.

The parents can't take their child to office.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

114.

We will not buy a new car until summer vacation.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

115.

The car stopped suddenly.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

116.

Rama has been singing all afternoon.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

117.

Transitive verbs have a direct object

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Unknown

118.

Intransitive verbs have no direct object.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Unknown

119.

Is the verb in this sentence transitive or intransitive?

Give me that book!

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

120.

Dad cooked hamburgers and hot dogs.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

121.

She advised me to consult a doctor.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

122.

I received your letter in the morning.

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

123.

What type of verb does the following sentence have?


“My father drives very carefully”

a)

Intransitive

b)

Transitive

124.

What type of verb does the following sentence have?


"Olivia and Carol laughed"

a)

Intransitive

b)

Transitive

125.

What type of verb does the following sentence have?


"Alex ate a cheeseburger"

a)

Transitive

b)

Intransitive

126.

Mr. Santos encouraged Jaime to stick with the Math problem he was solving. The underlined means...

a)

a small branch

b)

pierce

c)

attach

d)

stay

127.

The rock climber holds on to the boulder as he finds its top the hardest to scale. The underlined means...

a)

instrument for weighing

b)

a beam to support equal weights

c)

scaly covering

d)

climb or reach

128.

Matt felt he had met his match after the game tied at 2 all. The underlined means...

a)

a pair

b)

equal

c)

wick or cord

d)

counterpart

129.

One special duck lets her put the bread in its bill whenever she feeds it. The underlined means...

a)

visor of a cap

b)

weapon

c)

mouth part

d)

itemized account

130.

His baby brother ate what was left of the chocolate cake on the plate. The underlined means...

a)

location

b)

a turn

c)

remaining

d)

a radical

131.

The lights of his painting reflects transparent broken colors. The underlined means...

a)

paleness

b)

sensation

c)

radiation

d)

beacon

132.

He might have said it in play but the girl was still hurt by his words. The underlined means...

a)

maneuver

b)

drama

c)

joke

d)

active

133.

The best player had to bowl a spare to finally win the tournament. The underlined means...

a)

roll

b)

score

c)

vessel

d)

contain

134.

The marathon winner showed early foot at the start of the competition. The underlined means...

a)

step

b)

end

c)

speed

d)

running

135.

The bride was surprised with the shower prepared by her closest friends. The underlined means...

a)

bath

b)

rain

c)

party

d)

fall

136.
Before the 1800's people didn't have right or left shoes.  They had shoes of just one shape that they used for both feet.  When people first saw right and left shoes, they laughed.  They called them "crooked shoes."  "What a silly idea," they said.  You can tell that shoes before 1800:
a)
were pretty
b)
didn't look alike
c)
didn't fit very well
137.
Tim looked out the window. The house looked so lonely. Tim's father put the last suitcase in the trunk and started up the car. Thor, his dog, put his head on Tim's lap, like he understood how  Tim was feeling. "It's okay Thor," he said, "Dad says we will like California." What is happening?
a)
Tim is sad because his dog doesn't have a house to live in.
b)
Tim is taking a trip to visit peolpe he doesn't know.
c)
Tim is taking Thor to live with his grandmother.
d)
Tim is moving to California with his family.
138.
Joseph and Caitlin were choosing the players for their teams. It was Caitlin's turn to choose, and only Jason was left. Caitlin said, "Jason."

We can infer that…
a)
Jason was the best player.
b)
Caitlin wanted Jason on her team.
c)
Jason was not a very good player.
d)
Caitlin had a hard time choosing a team member.
139.
Many breeds of dogs are used for work. In many cultures dogs are used to herd sheep. The dogs keep the flock from being attacked by animals such as wolves. They also keep sheep from wandering off. Sheepdogs are known for their loyalty and gentleness. Based on your reading of the text, you can INFER that:
a)
Sheepdogs are not very smart dogs.
b)
Sheepdogs are gentle and loyal.
c)
There are many breeds of dogs.
d)
Wolves are afraid of sheepdogs.
140.
Which sentence from the selection shows that the pet is a cat?
a)
Bryan had to feed his pet every day.
b)
Bryan had to take his pet outside right away after school.
c)
It was Bryan's job to clean out the litter box every 3 days.
d)
Bryanʼs pet never bites.
141.
Which sentence from the selection suggests that Suzy likes to play basketball?
a)
Suzy's mom makes Suzy practice basketball every day.
b)
Suzy looks forward to her basketball games.
c)
Suzy scored 5 points in her last basketball game.
d)
Suzy and her mom get ice cream after her basketball games.
142.
Which sentence from the selection supports that the computer was not working properly?
a)
Rita took three hours to finish her homework.
b)
Ritaʼs homework was not finished.
c)
Rita had to write out her story instead of typing it.
d)
Ritaʼs homework was not done correctly.
143.
Which sentence suggests that Joanna rode her bike to school?
a)
Joannaʼs hair was a little messy when she got to school.
b)
Joanna crossed three streets on her way to school.
c)
Joanna went four blocks on her way to school.
d)
Joanna had to put her helmet inside the classroom closet.
144.
Which sentence supports that Jack is feeling sleepy?
a)
Jack went to bed late because he was at a birthday party.
b)
Jackʼs eyes were droopy and his eyelids felt really heavy.
c)
Jack put his head down on the desk.
d)
Jack was not paying attention to the lesson.
145.
Which of the following shows why Sam refused to play in the tournament?
a)
SAM: Yeah, I think so, too.
b)
SAM: Why? Because I 'm a girl?
c)
SAM: Oh, I don't think so.
d)
SAM: You wouldn't appreciate my talents, since I'm a girl!
146.

He answered the test for the shortest time as it was a piece of cake for him. The underlined means...

a)

exciting

b)

delicious

c)

very easy

d)

impossible

147.

She was so desperate for the slot that she was willing to give her right arm for it. The underlined means...

a)

do nothing

b)

help

c)

do everything

d)

do something dangerous

148.

The new car of my neighbor was a white elephant for most of the family as they use it sparingly.

a)

expensive and exensive

b)

useful and cheap

c)

expensive and useless

d)

cheap and useless

149.

There is no sense to cry over spilt milk as you can't change the results of the situation. The underlined means...

a)

waste food

b)

something that can't be changed

c)

something that can be avoided

d)

something that can be influenced

150.

Her friends did not come to her aid as she burned bridges with them in the past. The underlined means...

a)

lost her way

b)

destroyed bridges

c)

forgot important events

d)

ended relationships

151.

The teachers kept an eye on the new students in school as they are not familiar with them. The underlined means...

a)

looked at

b)

closely observed

c)

considered

d)

checked at

152.

To find the missing money was a wild goose chase for the authorities and left the case unresolved. The underlined means...

a)

difficult task

b)

unsuccessful job

c)

wild duty

d)

hard function

153.

People don't understand his style of making things more difficult as he makes a mountain out of a molehill with ongoing issues.

a)

makes things easier

b)

exaggerates things

c)

makes things simple

d)

understates issues

154.

You have to pull your socks up if you want to improve on your test scores. The underlined means...

a)

wear your socks right

b)

hang your socks

c)

do better

d)

do nothing

155.

The long suspension of classes caused students to be bored to tears. The underlined means...

a)

bored to cry

b)

bored to work

c)

very bored

d)

very active

156.

Read the white box. Which is a logical inference to answer the question?

a)

Some animals use light as a defense mechanism.

b)

Some animals live in dark places of the ocean.

157.

Read the white box. Which is a logical inference to answer the question?

a)

Ms. Hebram wanted to cheer up Carla.

b)

Ms. Hebram needed Carla's help.

158.

Read the white box. Which is a logical inference to answer the question?

a)

Paul wanted to lighten the weary mood.

b)

Paul was attempting to rehydrate everyone.

159.

Read the white box. Which is a logical inference to answer the question?

a)

The atmosphere on Mars can be easily navigated by specialists.

b)

Humans would face many challenges in order to live on Mars.

160.

Read the white box. Which is a logical inference to answer the question?

a)

Leap year was the most efficient way of balancing out the yearly calendar.

b)

Leap year gives everyone more time to accomplish their many hobbies and responsibilities.

161.

Read the white box. Which is the most logical inference to answer the question?

a)

Rachel loved her grandmother and was planning to surprise her.

b)

Rachel was trying to convince her grandmother to attend an award ceremony.

162.

Read the white box. Which is a logical inference to answer the question?

a)

Man-made dyes are created from easy-to-find resources.

b)

Man-made dyes are good for the economy.

163.

Read the white box. Which is a logical inference to answer the question?

a)

Buckwheat is the least expensive crop.

b)

Buckwheat is fairly easy to grow.

164.

Select the word that correctly defines each story element.

The characters of a story are..

a)

who is in the story.

b)

the place.

c)

the problem the characters face.

d)

the narrator.

165.
Select the word that correctly defines each story element. 
The plot of a story includes...
a)
the different ending. 
b)
the five parts of a story- the events that take place.
c)
only the conflict.
d)
the author's biography.
166.
Select the word that correctly defines each story element. 
The conflict of a story is the...
a)
characters. 
b)
setting.
c)
narrator.
d)
problem the character faces.
167.
Select the word that correctly defines each story element. 
The protagonist of a story is...
a)
where the story happens. 
b)
the main character. 
c)
the exposition.
d)
the resolution.
168.

The rising action of a story is

a)

at the end of the story.

b)

3 or 4 events that build suspense about the conflict.

c)

the message the author shares with the reader.

d)

the characters' dialogue.

169.
Select the word that correctly defines each story element. 
The climax of the story is when 
a)
the conflict comes to a turning point and the characters must face the problem.
b)
the way an author creates a character. 
c)
the description of the setting. 
d)
the words the characters say to each other. 
170.
Select the word that correctly defines each story element. 
The falling action is after...
a)
the characters face the conflict.
b)
the author describes the setting. 
c)
the character learns of a problem.
d)
the narrator introduces the main character. 
171.
Select the word that correctly defines each story element. 
The theme of a story is 
a)
the message or moral the author presents. 
b)
the characters and their relationship.
c)
another word for setting.
d)
the words the characters say.
172.
Select the word that correctly defines each story element. 
The setting of a story introduces the...
a)
problem. 
b)
rising action.
c)
place and time the story takes place. 
d)
narrator. 
173.
Select the word that correctly defines each story element. 
The antagonist of a story is...
a)
the person or thing causing the problem
b)
the time period of the story.
c)
the message or moral. 
d)
the most exciting part.
174.
Select the word that correctly defines each story element. 
The resolution of a story is when...
a)
the characters are introduced.
b)
the setting changes. 
c)
the characters have a different understanding because of their experience with the conflict. 
d)
the narrator is the main character. 
175.
Select the word that correctly defines each story element. 
The introduction, or exposition, of a short story is also its...
a)
character.
b)
beginning.
c)
resolution.
176.
What is the point of view that a personal narrative uses?
a)
3rd person view
b)
bird's eye view
bird's eye view
c)
1st person view
d)
narrator's view
177.
A personal narrative is about...
a)
someone else's life
b)
a small moment in your life
c)
a bird's eye view
d)
your family
178.
A personal narrative should be written...
a)
story form
b)
in letter form
c)
with text fearuresby someone else
d)
as a poem
179.
A personal narrative should not show any of your emotions.
a)
True
b)
False
180.
A personal narrative should NOT include
a)
your emotions
b)
good details
c)
only one detail
d)
a setting
181.
A personal narrative does not necessarily need a beginning, middle and end.
a)
True
b)
False
182.
A personal narrative should be about an important...
a)
event in history
b)
a song that you like
c)
time in your life
d)
your family's memories
183.
A personal narrative uses words like...
a)
he, she, them, they
b)
I, me, my mine, myself
184.
A personal narrative should not show any of your emotions.
a)
True
b)
False
185.

What should you write a descriptive essay about?

a)

A person, place, thing, or idea that you have personal experience with and means a lot to you.

b)

Describing what a flower looks like.

c)

Explaining how to put a table together

186.

What is the first paragraph in an essay called?

a)

Introduction

b)

Conclusion

c)

Thesis Statement

d)

Hook

187.

What is the best way to start an essay.

a)

Buy one on essaypro.com

b)

Start with a personal experience that meant alot to you.

c)

Google and click the link at the top.

188.

If you choose to write about a person, pick someone...

a)

You know well.

b)

You think is attractive

c)

You met at camp.

189.

Where do you put the most important information?

a)

In the introduction.

b)

In the conclusion.

c)

At the end of the body.

d)

In the deleted scenes.

190.

What resource is designed to help me use vivid language.

a)

Dictionary

b)

Thesaurus

c)

Urban Dictionary

d)

Tiktok

191.

Metphor, simile, hyperbole...these are examples of: (choose the best answer)

a)

Descriptive Language

b)

Figurative Language

c)

Thesaurus

d)

Burying the lead

192.
Which of the following is not a guideline for writing a narrative essay?
a)
The essay should have a purpose.
b)
Use clear and concise language.
c)
It should be written from a clear point of view. 
d)
Don't worry about organization. 
193.
When writing a narrative essay, one might think of it as telling a 
a)
lie
b)
opinion
c)
story
d)
truth
194.

Why should we use descriptive words in our narrative essays?

a)

Because it is fun

b)

They "paint a picture" for our readers

c)

Because my teacher told me to

d)

I do not know

195.

What is narrative writing?

a)

A paper done with research and facts

b)

A story about myself

c)

A true story written about another person

d)

Fictional story with a problem, events, and a solution

196.

What resource(s) can help me find descriptive words and/or their meaning?

a)

video games

b)

dictionary

c)

newspaper

d)

thesaurus

197.

What is the first step of the writing process?

a)

Writing a rough draft

b)

Brainstorming/Prewriting

c)

Revising/Editing

d)

Writing a final draft/Publish

198.

Fill in the blanks.

_______ I went to the store and _______ I made dinner.

a)

After, third

b)

First, then

c)

Next, second

d)

Second, next

199.

What is the purpose of transitions and transition sentences?

a)

To add more detail

b)

To take up space

c)

To help the paper flow well

d)

To help show how ideas relate to each other

200.

When an author writes about a topic by listing characteristics, features, and examples, it is called a what?

a)

Narrative essay

b)

Poem

c)

Sequential informational essay

d)

Descriptive informational essay

201.

What are specific signal words that let me know I am reading a descriptive informational text?

a)

tomorrow, today, yesterday, next week

b)

short, tall, wide, narrow

c)

another, first, then, next, last

d)

for example, for instance, in addition, in particular, specifically

202.

Organizing ideas: What is the first step in organizing ideas for a descriptive essay?

a)

Editing

b)

Brainstorming

c)

Researching

d)

Outlining

203.

Organizing ideas: How can you group similar ideas together in a descriptive essay?

a)

By using unrelated categories

b)

By using categories, organizing them chronologically, or arranging them in order of importance

c)

By using reverse chronological order

d)

By using random order

204.

Organizing ideas: Why is it important to have a clear organizational structure in a descriptive essay?

a)

To create a chaotic and disorganized reading experience.

b)

To make the essay longer and more difficult to read.

c)

To help the reader follow the flow of ideas and understand the topic better.

d)

To confuse the reader and make the topic harder to understand.

205.

Using sensory details: What are some examples of sensory details that can be used in a descriptive essay?

a)

Soft colors, quiet noises, smooth textures, bitter flavors, and faint odors

b)

Dull colors, soft noises, smooth textures, sour flavors, and faint odors

c)

Examples include vivid colors, loud noises, rough textures, sweet flavors, and strong odors.

d)

Bright colors, soft noises, smooth textures, sweet flavors, and faint odors

206.

Using sensory details: How do sensory details enhance the reader's experience in a descriptive essay?

a)

By overwhelming the reader with too much information

b)

By appealing to the reader's senses and creating a vivid and immersive experience.

c)

By ignoring the reader's senses and focusing only on facts

d)

By using abstract language that confuses the reader

207.

Using sensory details: Why is it important to appeal to the reader's senses in a descriptive essay?

a)

To make the essay less engaging for the reader

b)

To confuse the reader with unnecessary details

c)

To distract the reader from the main point of the essay

d)

To create a vivid and immersive experience for the reader

208.

Using figurative language: What is an example of using simile in a descriptive essay?

a)

The clouds were like fluffy cotton candy floating in the sky.

b)

The sun was shining brightly in the sky.

c)

The waves crashed against the shore with force.

d)

The flowers were blooming in the garden.

209.

Using figurative language: How does using figurative language contribute to the vividness of a descriptive essay?

a)

Figurative language confuses the reader with unclear descriptions.

b)

Figurative language has no impact on the vividness of a descriptive essay.

c)

Figurative language creates vivid images in the reader's mind.

d)

Figurative language makes the essay less interesting and engaging.

210.

Writing a strong conclusion: What are some effective strategies for writing a strong conclusion in a descriptive essay?

a)

Using vague language and ambiguous statements

b)

Ending abruptly without a proper conclusion

c)

Summarizing the main points, reiterating the thesis statement, and leaving a lasting impression on the reader.

d)

Introducing new information not previously discussed

211.

Writing a strong conclusion: Why is it important to leave a lasting impression on the reader in the conclusion of a descriptive essay?

a)

To reinforce the main points, provide closure, and leave a strong final impression.

b)

To introduce new ideas and concepts that were not previously discussed

c)

To abruptly end the essay without providing any closure

d)

To confuse the reader and make the essay more memorable

212.

What are the tips for writing practice that have been told?

a)

write a rough draft

b)

organize your ideas

c)

just write

d)

write a rough sentence

213.

One example of descriptive essay?

a)

using animal for medical research

b)

the causes or effect of pollution

c)

an organization, a society, or a club that you are familiar with

214.

What we need to do before write an essay?

a)

just write

b)

write a rough draft

c)

nothing

d)

cite examples

215.

3 steps that we can use to write body paragraphs

a)

topic sentences, sensory details, actual details

b)

thesis statement, sensory details, actual details

c)

sensory details, actual details, conclusion

d)

topic sentences, actual details, sensory details

216.

Which part that we should write 'clincher statement' ?

a)

introduction

b)

body paragraph

c)

conclusion

217.

Based on the descriptive essay, which one is the 'thesis statement' ?

a)

Being vegan is a whole way of life.

b)

Most vegans support animal rights group.

c)

Most vegans can be characterized by their avoidance of consuming animal foods and their derivatives.

d)

A vegetarian is someone who does not eat meat.

218.

What are 2 important elements in descriptive essay?

a)

dominant impression, appropriate supporting details

b)

hook sentence, thesis statement

c)

introduction, conclusion

219.

Where 'dominant impression' were stated?

a)

body paragraph, topic sentence

b)

thesis statement, body paragraph

c)

body paragraph, conclusion

220.

"He was as quite as a mouse". What type of this sentences?

a)

simile

b)

metaphor

c)

personification

221.

'Hunger and thirst were their constant companions'. Describe this metaphor.

a)

hunger and thirst are important in our life.

b)

'companion' meaning that the feelings of hunger and thirst never left us

c)

hunger and thirst is normal for human

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