WorksheetsSeatwork #1: Synonym Context Clue, Drawing Conclusions, Pronouns
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
1. Type the meaning of the underlined word using the synonym context clue.
The Brahman is a pious or religious man who believes that there is one God in many different forms.
(a)
2. Type the meaning of the underlined word using the synonym context clue.
The jackal pretended that he had lost his wits, in other words, his intelligence, so he asked questions again and again.
(a)
3. Type the meaning of the underlined word using the synonym context clue.
The Brahman pleaded, in other words, begged to be set free, so he asked about fairness to three different creatures.
(a)
4. Now, when the tiger sobbed, and sighed, and wept, and swore, the Brahman's heart softened. What did the Brahman feel?
A. The Brahman did not mind the tiger.
B. The Brahman felt pity on the tiger.
C. The Brahman still felt afraid.
5. Out popped the tiger, and, seizing the poor man, cried, "What a fool you are!" What was the tiger like?
A. The tiger was unfair.
B. The tiger was happy.
C. The tiger was kind.
6. The Brahman asked the tree, the buffalo, and the jacklal. What was the setting like?
A. The setting was a school.
B. The setting was a carnival.
C. The setting was a forest.
7. Replace the underlined word or words with a correct subject or object pronoun.
The Brahman was a pious man.
He
She
I
8. Replace the underlined word or words with a correct subject or object pronoun.
The Brahman and the jackal watched as the tiger went back to the cage.
It
He
They
9. Replace the underlined word or words with a correct subject or object pronoun.
The Brahman opened the cage to free the tiger.
him
it
you
10. Replace the underlined word or words with a correct subject or object pronoun.
The tiger kept on calling for the Brahman and the jackal when it was left in the cage.
them
him
her
