WorksheetsLvlA U2 Sec. 2 Review
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 39mins
What a writer is mostly saying about a topic
Main Idea
category
material
resources
Which word is a synonym for topic: frame, plans or subject?
(a)
Which word is a synonym for specific: loose, detailed, or about?
(a)
Which word is a synonym for support: defend, target, or break?
(a)
Which word is a synonym for category: certain, group, or alone?
(a)
the total rain, snow, or sleet that falls in a period of time
material
crop
rainfall
resource
plants that farmers grow
material
crop
total
resource
things you need to make a product or to do a project
material
alive
total
resource
the total number or quantity
material
alive
amount
resource
a model of Earth
Map
Diagram
Globe
Satellite
to need something or someone
want
desire
require
depend
something that people need and use
resource
topic
depend
alive
"living"
Alive
depend
resource
rainfall
Every living thing on Earth needs water. If you look at a (a) , you can see that Earth is mostly covered with water. People would not be (b) without it. But what if we run out? Some years are dry. During those years, the (c) of (d) is very low.
We must find ways to save this important (a) . Farmers cut back on water for (b) . Builders cut back on water used to make (c) such as concrete. Can we (d) on you to save water, too? Saving water is a job for everyone.
Match each subject to a predicate
The window
is broken.
Glass
covers the ground.
Sam
calls it an accident.
The ball
went to far.
Ms. Herman
believes Sam
Match each subject to a predicate
The window
is broken.
The door
is locked.
The car
is parked.
The book
is open.
The phone
is charging.
Complete the subject of the sentence. Add a noun from the chart.
The (a) are hot and crowded.
Complete the subject of the sentence. Add a noun from the chart.
(a) are not well paid.
Complete the subject of the sentence. Add a noun from the chart.
(a) are getting worse.
Complete the subject of the sentence. Add a noun from the chart.
This (a) does not deserve our business!
Complete the subject of the sentence. Add a noun from the box.
A tall (a) carries a sign.
Complete the subject of the sentence. Add a noun from the box.
The (a) shows the workers’ wages.
Complete the subject of the sentence. Add a noun from the box.
Many (a) protest the low wages.
Complete the subject of the sentence. Add a noun from the box.
My (a) won’t shop at the store.
Answer each question with a sentence. Be sure your subject includes a noun.
Who deserves fair wages? All (a) deserve fair wages.
Answer each question with a sentence. Be sure your subject includes a noun.
What should be clean and safe? All (a) should be clean and safe.
Answer each question with a sentence. Be sure your subject includes a noun.
Who should be treated with respect? All _________ ________ __ ______ ______ _________
(a)
Complete each sentence with a verb from the box.
The new student (a) alone.
I (a) an idea.
I (a) the new student to join us.
The new student’s name (a) Eric.
Eric (a) a good sense of humor.
Complete each sentence with a verb.
Eric (a) an older brother.
Complete each sentence with a verb.
Eric and his brother (a) athletes.
Complete each sentence with a verb.
My friends (a) to Eric’s football stories.
Complete each sentence with a verb.
Eric (a) the center of attention!
“We need to drink fresh water to live.”
Why is fresh water considered an important resource?
It is used for making food.
It is necessary for survival.
It is easy to find.
It is good for sea creatures.
“Farmers irrigate to keep their crops alive. This means that they bring in water for their crops.”
What do farmers do in areas with little rainfall?
They stop growing crops.
They use fresh water for irrigation.
They rely only on rainwater.
They grow only drought-resistant plants.
“They use water to mix concrete for floors and walls. They use water to make the paint that adds color to buildings.”
For what purpose do people use water in construction?
To clean tools.
To make paint and mix concrete.
To cool down machinery.
To wash building sites.
“Each person uses about 378 liters (100 gallons) of water each day.”
How much fresh water does the average person in the United States use each day?
About 100 liters.
About 200 liters.
About 378 liters.
About 500 liters.
