WorksheetsSecond Trimester Final Exam
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 3600secs
SPELLING
From Spelling List #4: Which word means to misplace something?
loose
lose
losse
luse
SPELLING
From Spelling List #4: Which word means not tight?
luse
lose
loose
losse
SPELLING
From Spelling List #5: Which word means to stay away from something?
avoyd
avoid
avoide
avoied
SPELLING
From Spelling List #6: Which word means great honor or distinction?
glorry
glory
glorey
glori
SPELLING
From Spelling List #6: Which word refers to a type of animated film?
cartoun
cartoon
cartone
cartun
SPELLING
From Spelling List #7: Which word means a person of equal standing with another in a group?
pier
peir
peer
piir
SPELLING
From Spelling List #7: Which word means a structure extending into a body of water?
peer
pier
piir
peir
SYLLABLE COUNT
How many syllables does this word have? sprawl
1
2
3
4
SYLLABLE COUNT
How many syllables does this word have? armor
1
2
3
4
SYLLABLE COUNT
How many syllables does this word have? worship
1
2
3
4
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(The Secret Garden) Mysterious means:
Easy to understand
Difficult to understand; puzzling
Common
Ordinary
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(The Miracle of Spring) To witness means to:
Ignore
Observe; see
Imagine
Forget
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(The Miracle of Spring) Presiding means:
Absent
In charge; leading
Following
Submissive
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(The Miracle of Spring) To restrain means to:
Encourage
Hold back; control
Free
Release
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(The Poem That Will Not End) Seized means:
Released
Grabbed; captured
Ignored
Lost
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(The Poem That Will Not End) To hesitate means to:
Act quickly
Pause; be reluctant
Be confident
Be decisive
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(The Poem That Will Not End) Watchful means:
Careless
Attentive; vigilant
Distracted
Unobservant
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(Eruption!) Evacuation means:
Staying in place
Removal from danger
Construction
Gathering
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(Eruption!) A reservoir is a:
Small stream
Natural or artificial lake used for water storage
Type of volcano
Kind of rock
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(The Secret Garden) Awakening means:
Falling asleep
Coming to life; becoming aware
Dying
Fading
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(The Miracle of Spring) Contempt means:
Respect
Scorn; disdain
Admiration
Approval
CRITICAL VOCABULARY
(Eruption!) Consequences are:
Causes
Results; effects
Plans
Ideas
LITERARY ELEMENTS (PLOT, EVENTS, CHARACTERS)
Where has Mary Lennox recently moved from?
China
America
France
India
LITERARY ELEMENTS (PLOT, EVENTS, CHARACTERS)
What does Mary find buried in the dirt?
A note
A skipping rope
A key
A flower
LITERARY ELEMENTS (PLOT, EVENTS, CHARACTERS)
Who often keeps Ben Weatherstaff company in the garden?
A cat
A dog
A robin
A squirrel
LITERARY ELEMENTS (PLOT, EVENTS, CHARACTERS)
What helps Mary discover the secret garden door?
The robin digging in the dirt
A gust of wind moving the ivy
Ben Weatherstaff telling her about it
A map she finds in the mansion
LITERARY ELEMENTS (PLOT, EVENTS, CHARACTERS)
What is Mary’s first impression of the secret garden?
It is mysterious and beautiful
It is boring and empty
It is scary and dark
It is filled with colorful flowers
HAIKU - RECOGNIZE THE THEME
Green shoots emerge now, Sunlight warms the sleeping earth, Life begins anew.
Loss
Renewal
Anger
Friendship
HAIKU - RECOGNIZE THE THEME
Ocean's vast expanse, Waves crash on the sandy shore, Mysteries abound.
Fear
Adventure
Sadness
Happiness
HAIKU - RECOGNIZE THE THEME
Silent, falling snow, Blankets the world in white peace, Winter's gentle hush.
Chaos
Tranquility
Excitement
Disappointment
HAIKU - RECOGNIZE THE THEME
Golden leaves descend, Autumn's colors paint the trees, Nature's final bow.
Growth
Change
Celebration
Conflict
HAIKU - RECOGNIZE THE FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
My love is a rose, Beautiful, fragrant, and bright, A treasure to hold.
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
HAIKU - RECOGNIZE THE FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
The wind whispers secrets, Through the tall and ancient trees, A rustling story.
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
HAIKU - RECOGNIZE THE FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE
He fought like a lion, Brave and strong against the foe, Never giving in.
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
CONTENT-AREA-WORDS
TO WHICH AREA DOES THE WORD BELONG TO?
Witness (from "The Miracle of Spring")
Math
Social Studies
Science
CONTENT-AREA-WORDS
TO WHICH AREA DOES THE WORD BELONG TO?
Consequences (from "Eruption!")
Science
Math
Social Studies
CONTENT-AREA-WORDS
TO WHICH AREA DOES THE WORD BELONG TO?
Eruption (from "Eruption!")
Social Studies
Science
Math
TEXT STRUCTURE
IDENTIFY THE TEXT STRUCTURE
First, the seed is planted. Then, it is watered. Next, it sprouts. Finally, it grows into a plant.
Cause and Effect
Description
Sequence
TEXT STRUCTURE
IDENTIFY THE TEXT STRUCTURE
The heavy rain caused the river to flood. As a result, the bridge was washed away.
Cause and Effect
Description
Sequence
TEXT STRUCTURE
IDENTIFY THE TEXT STRUCTURE
The old house was tall and creaky. Its windows were dusty, and its paint was peeling. A rusty swing hung from the porch.
Cause and Effect
Description
Sequence
