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WorksheetsSummative assessment for profession English Concepts
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 38mins
What is a consonant?
A letter that makes a vowel sound
A letter like B, C, or D
A word that names a place
A punctuation mark
What is a vowel?
A capital letter
A number
A letter like A, E, I, O, U
A silent word
What is a sight word?
A word with more than four syllables
A word that needs to be decoded
A word that students should recognize immediately
A name of a person
What does “phonic skills” refer to?
Reading books silently
Understanding sounds in spoken language
Learning multiplication
Drawing pictures
What is “phonemic awareness”?
Understanding the number of letters
Recognizing rhymes
Hearing and manipulating individual sounds in words
Reading silently
What does “decoding” a word mean?
Writing it in uppercase
Repeating it loudly
Breaking it into parts to understand it
Skipping the word
What are CNC words?
Words with no vowels
Words with capital letters
Three-letter words that start and end with consonants
Words with four syllables
What is shared reading?
Reading silently
Reading aloud together as a class
Listening to a story
Writing sentences
What is “echo reading”?
Reading in silence
Teacher reads first, then students repeat
Writing out words
Rhyming words aloud
What is a “word wall”?
A wall used for drawing
A place to hang student art
A board where common words are posted
A math activity
What does “uppercase” mean?
Lowercase letter
A punctuation mark
A capital letter
A vowel sound
What is “lowercase”?
A type of number
A small letter like a, b, c
A color
A math term
What does it mean to “print” a letter?
Say it aloud
Draw it in cursive
Write it in clear form
Type it on a keyboard
What is spelling?
Singing words
Guessing how a word sounds
Writing a word with correct letters in order
Drawing a word
What is a “plural” word?
A word that shows feeling
A word for more than one thing
A word that is capitalized
A question word
What is a “preposition”?
A type of punctuation
A describing word
A word that shows direction or relationship
A number word
What are ordinal numbers?
Numbers that show position like 1st, 2nd
Letters in the alphabet
Sight words
Rhyming words
What does “independently” mean?
With help from a teacher
Done alone without help
By using a calculator
With a group
What is a “letter”?
A color in the rainbow
A word with three syllables
A symbol in the alphabet
A sound effect
What is a “number”?
A letter in the alphabet
A sound made by animals
A symbol that shows quantity
A type of punctuation
What is “counting”?
Saying colors aloud
Naming numbers in order
Writing sentences
Spelling out names
What is “cardinality”?
The sound of a word
The number of items in a set
A color of an object
A form of punctuation
What does “quantity” mean?
Type of sentence
A group of people
The number or amount of something
A writing strategy
What is “addition”?
Subtracting items
Adding sound to a video
Putting two groups together
Dividing equally
What is “subtraction”?
Making a group bigger
Taking some items away
Multiplying by zero
Sorting by size
What are “dot plates” used for?
Art projects
Reading stories
Showing number values visually
Practicing writing
What does a “number line” help students do?
Write letters
Order numbers
Identify rhymes
Sort colors
What is a “shake and spill” activity?
A game using dice
A physical education task
A math game using coins
A reading quiz
What are “beans” used for in math lessons?
To decorate charts
To count or show math problems
To cook
To write on
What does it mean to “compare” numbers?
Add them together
Decide which is bigger or smaller
Spell them aloud
Subtract both
What are “objects” in math class?
Letters
Items used to show quantity
Colors
Songs
What is “demonstrating” a math skill?
Showing how to solve a problem
Writing a story
Drawing a picture
Reading silently
What does “sequence” mean in math?
A group of colors
The order numbers appear
A type of punctuation
A spelling rule
What is a “calendar” used for in math?
Spelling practice
Reading dates and tracking number order
Coloring pictures
Measuring weight
What are “hands-on activities”?
Reading silently
Watching a movie
Learning by doing
Writing essays
What does “represent” mean in math?
To spell a word
To draw a picture
To show or stand for a quantity
To memorize it
What is “problem-solving” in math?
Copying from a board
Guessing an answer
Thinking of a solution using numbers
Asking a question
What does it mean to “record” numbers?
Sing them out loud
Store them on a CD
Write them down
Count backwards
What is a “group” in math?
A set of items counted together
A club of people
A reading strategy
A writing tool
What is a “math standard”?
A spelling rule
A specific learning goal in math
A classroom decoration
A type of game
It's very important for kindergarten teachers to have the classroom ___ before school starts.
requested
prepared
included
Kindergarten teachers should send a ___ list to parents before the first day of school.
supply
seating
classroom
Parent ___ should be sent so the parents know what their kids need for school.
information
letters
labels
A ___ with the student's name needs to be attached to each student's desk.
letter
chart
label
On the first day of school, teachers should ___ their students and introduce them to each other.
encourage
greet
establish
It's a good idea for teachers to give their students a ___ of the school on the first day.
tour
show
routine
Kindergarten teachers should not allow parents to stay long when dropping off their child to avoid separation ___.
anxiety
excitement
encouragement
It's important for teachers to ___ a routine on the first day of school.
establish
engage
rehearse
When students arrive, they should hang up coats and put away their ___.
cubbies
backpacks
sheets
Teachers must mark down who is present and who is ___.
late
dropped off
absent
The school must find out if the absent students are ___ sick.
in
present
out
The ___ sheet for signing in is on the wall next to the door.
attendance
absent
present
It's important for kids to eat ___ snacks during the day.
family
early
healthy
Students are not allowed to leave the ___ whenever they want.
cafeteria
care
utensil
Teachers should always ___ their students to the cafeteria.
finish
prepare
escort
Try to avoid giving ___ food to students.
junk
healthy
family
Recess allows kids to burn ___ energy.
in
on
off
Playground monitors can make sure students use the play ___ safely.
structure
seesaw
slide
Only two students at a time should use the ___.
break
playground
seesaw
If students fight at recess, monitors should break ___ the fight.
up
in
off
Games and sports are types of ___ play.
structured
unstructured
crucial
Toys and blocks are examples of ___ play.
crucial
structured
unstructured
Play helps kids build ___.
friendships
development
participation
Students should ___ the reading circle books.
discuss
preview
predict
Book ___ let kids guess story events without reading.
libraries
walks
circles
After reading, teachers should always ___ the story.
discuss
select
flip through
Give students something quiet to do before nap time to help them wind ___.
in
off
down
Sometimes ___ music helps kids fall asleep.
afternoon
soothing
comfort
Teachers should ___ nap time at the same time daily.
schedule
lie down
comfort
Make cleaning fun—have students sing ___ to music.
along
in
up
Teachers should ___ the boxes when cleaning.
specify
stack
assign
Cleaning isn’t a fun ___, so make it exciting.
task
teamwork
bin
Only ___ relatives should pick up students.
confirmed
authorized
signed
Parents should ___ the person picking up their child.
confirm
release
sign
Lining up helps the bus driver see everyone is ___.
dismissed
aboard
signed
The learning ___ of a lesson states what kids should learn.
activity
rubric
outcome
