WorksheetsDLR Week 31 Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
First identify if the following sentence is a simile or a metaphor
Like a snake, he slithered into their lives.
simile
metaphor
Select the correct verb tense. Then identify if the correct verb tense is past perfect, present perfect, or future perfect.
Since you finished the laundry yesterday, I _________ the room.
had vacuumed
have vacuumed
will have vacuumed
meaning of the idiom.
"turn over a new leaf"
Choose the Antonym for: replenish
usable
refill
extinct
deplete
Circle the misspelled word and write it correctly in the space below.
lobster
faint
smileing
yield
Choose a matching analogy. humiliated : embarrassed
timid : sad
infuriated : angry
sad : timid
anxious : curious
What is the correct capitalization, underlining/italics, or quotation marks for the following title.
mens health (magazine)
Men's Health
"Men's Health"
"mens health"
𝘔𝘦𝘯'𝘴 𝘏𝘦𝘢𝘭𝘵𝘩
Add the correct affix/affixes to complete the sentence. The scientists tracked the of the blue whales. (migrate)
(a)
Choose the synonym for: appear
emerge
look
vanish
find
Circle the definition that matches the word used in the sentence below.
The teacher prompted the students to explain their answers using evidence from the text.
adj. Quick; without too much time passing
v. To cause to act
n. A reminder or a clue
Add commas where needed to the text below.
Jessica would you grab my purse for me?
What is the conjunction in the sentence?
She can go to the party as long as she cleans her room before leaving.
(a)
Using your pronunciation key, circle the word that rhymes with the bolded word. sewer (‘sü -er)
louder
rower
viewer
banner
Circle the preposition(s)
At my last appointment the dentist found three cavities in my teeth.
my,last
in,the
at,the
What is the subject?
At my last appointment the dentist found three cavities in my teeth.
appointment
dentist
found
teeth
What is the predicate?
At my last appointment the dentist found three cavities in my teeth.
appointment
dentist
found
teeth
Combine the two sentences with the appropriate correlative conjunctions.
You can wear the blue dress to the party. You can wear the red dress to the party.
The greek affix bio- means?
life
death
science
stars
What does the following adage or proverb mean? “Strike while the iron is hot.”
What does envy means:
Celia was filled with envy at the sight of this beautiful creature. She knew she could never equal Mimi’s charm. Mike Draper would forget all about Celia, and they were just getting to know each other!
A feeling of dislike or desire because another has what one wants.
indirectly
Prefix?
in
direct
ly
indirectly
Base or root?
in
direct
ly
indirectly
suffix?
in
direct
ly
