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WorksheetsUnit 8 week 1 and 2
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 35mins
To (a) is to use something carefully so it is not wasted
The runners try to (a) their energy before a race.
Something that is (a) is extremely important and necessary.
Water is (a) to our well–being and survival
To (a) is to keep something safe from being harmed or lost.
Laws are passed to (a) the rights of citizens..
A (a) is any material a country has that is supplied by nature
Once they are used, nonrenewable (a) like oil are gone forever.
To (a) is to act, speak, or stand for something or someone
The red lines on the map (a) streets in the town.
A (a) is a group of people who live together in an organized community
High levels of stress have become a problem in our (a) .
The (a) is the outer part or layer of something.
(a) means doing something cleverly or with skill
Something that is (a) is found
(a) describes something that has eventually happened or after some time has passed
The (a) of this cake has many bubbles.
The race‑car driver (a) turned to avoid hitting the other car.
After weeks of work, we are (a) ready to present our class projects.
What does the word conserve mean as it is used in the text?
To use it all up
Use something carefully
To build a fort
To design a plan
What does the word surface mean as it is used in the text?
The middle layer of something
The top part of something
The outer part or layer of something
The bottom layer of something
What does the word discovered mean as it is used in the text?
found
lost
taken
hidden
What does the word skillfully mean as it is used in the text?
Doing something with power
Doing something with strength
Doing something with skill
Doing something impressive
What does the word finally mean as it is used in the text?
Growth
The need for speed
Desire to complete a task
Eventually happened
What does the simile like a gull suggest about the goddess?
The goddess was a bird.
The goddess could swim like a gull.
The goddess is floating on the water effortlessly.
The goddess is struggling in the water.
What is the theme of both passages, "The Odyssey Begins" and "The Voyage"? Reread the texts
The need for power is too great.
The water is important to the greeks.
The supernatural can be helpful or hurtful.
The change that Odysseus went through
Select two plot details that belong in the summary of "The Voyage".
“With his hands gripping the rudder, Odysseus skillfully guided his raft over the waves.”
“The water began to rise. The wind began to blow until it was roaring over the earth and sea.”
“Suddenly an enormous wave crashed down on Odysseus’s raft. Odysseus was swept overboard and pulled deep beneath the sea.”
“Then, as the wind swirled the raft across the water, Odysseus saw an astonishing sight. A sea goddess was floating like a gull on top of the waves.”
Which of the following describes the perspective of Odysseus?
He distrusts the Goddess Ino.
He feels that Poseidon is out to get him
He values honesty
He is gentle and tries to avoid violence.
