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WorksheetsWeek 1: Paper Son and Morphology (-s/-es) and (-ed)
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 3600secs
"The Path to Paper Son" and "Louie Share Kim, Paper Son"
What happened as a result of an earthquake in 1906?
A. Birth records were destroyed.
B. A new immigration station opened.
C. More immigrants could get jobs in California.
D. People moved to California from other states.
"The Path to Paper Son" and "Louie Share Kim, Paper Son"
What did the Chinese Exclusion Act do?
It stopped Chinese immigrants from becoming U.S. citizens.
It stopped Chinese immigrants from working in the United States.
It stopped Chinese laborers from bringing their families to the United States.
It stopped Chinese merchants from bringing their families to the United States.
"The Path to Paper Son" and "Louie Share Kim, Paper Son"
What did Louie Share Kim do when he was 14?
He taught himself to speak English.
He immigrated to the United States.
He joined the crew of a merchant ship.
He attended a boarding school in China.
"The Path to Paper Son" and "Louie Share Kim, Paper Son"
At Angel Island, officials interrogated Share Kim. What does interrogate mean?
to give someone orders
to ask someone questions
to offer someone a choice
to examine someone’s papers
"The Path to Paper Son" and "Louie Share Kim, Paper Son"
Why was Share Kim called a “paper son”?
He knew how to read and write well.
He had been adopted by parents in China.
He earned paper money in the United States.
He was related to a U.S. citizen on paper only.
Vocabulary
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
The citizens of my town finally approved plans for a new park near the river.
A. visitors
B. guests
C. travelers
D. residents
Vocabulary
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
We learned in class how immigration to the United States helped the country grow.
people marching
people wandering
people removing
people coming to live
Vocabulary
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
I know going to space camp will be a wonderful opportunity for Maddie.
chance
thought
difference
understanding
Vocabulary
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
The office in charge of processing the orders is running two weeks behind.
borrowing
distressing
handling
standing
Vocabulary
Which word is a synonym for admitted in the sentence below?
My brother is hoping he will be admitted to the state university this fall as a freshman.
familiar with
unsure of
able to leave
granted access
Morphology: (-s/-es)
Which word is spelled correctly?
boxs
boxz
boxes
boxxes
Morphology: (-s/-es)
Which word means more than one wish?
wishs
wishz
wishes
wishing
Morphology: (-s/-es)
Which word means crash in third-person singular?
crashs
crashed
crashz
crashes
Morphology: (-s/-es)
Which sentence is correct?
She shopes at the store.
She shop at the store.
She shops at the store.
She shoped at the store.
Morphology: (-s/-es)
The morpheme -s/-es is a prefix.
True
False
Morphology: (-s/-es)
If you have more than one ring, you have ringes.
True
False
Morphology: (-s/-es)
The morpheme -s/-es means more than one (noun) or third-person singular (verb).
True
False
Morphology: (-s/-es)
The word push in third-person singular is pushs.
True
False
Morphology: (-s/-es)
Fill in the blank:
We will set up the _____ for the party and put tablecloths on them.
table
tables
tables
tablez
Morphology: (-s/-es)
Fill in the blank:
We will need _____ to light the fireplace during the cold night.
matchs
matchz
matched
matches
Morphology: (-ed)
Which word is spelled correctly?
huntted
huntd
hunted
hunteed
Morphology: (-ed)
Which word means the past tense of crash?
crashed
crashhed
crasheed
crashd
Morphology: (-ed)
What is the correct spelling of the word below?
buzzd
buzzed
buzzzed
buzzeed
Morphology: (-ed)
What is the past tense of the word kiss?
kissd
kissedd
kisssed
kissed
Morphology: (-ed)
The morpheme -ed is a suffix.
True
False
Morphology: (-ed)
Suffix -ed is always spelled "-ed," no matter what sound it makes.
True
False
Morphology: (-ed)
The morpheme -ed means past tense (verb or adjective).
True
False
Morphology: (-ed)
You never have to change the spelling of a base word when adding suffix -ed.
True
False
Morphology: (-ed)
Fill in the blank
We _____ to the store as soon as it was open.
rusht
rushed
rushes
rushs
Morphology: (-ed)
Fill in the Blank
The sun _____ up the sand, so it was warm under our feet.
heatd
heated
heats
heates
