WorksheetsGrammar Homework Week 13
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 54mins
Choose the correct matching analogy
Liar: Honest
Fool: Wisdom
Soldier: Power
Mother: Child
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Blizzard: Snow
Leaves: Trees
Downpour: Rain
Desert: Dry
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Queen: Royal
Nun: Silent
Wizard: Magical
Teacher: Plain
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Luck: Misfortune
Coffee: Cream
Salt: Pepper
Defeat: Victory
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Verse: Song
Engine: Car
Mop: Broom
Mother: Child
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Pecan: Nut
Hill: Mountain
Sport: Soccer
Truck: Automobile
Place commas between the correct items.
Mike likes to take long boring drives through the mountains.
Mike likes to take long, boring drives through the mountains.
Mike likes to take long, boring, drives through the mountains.
Mike likes to take long boring drives through the mountains.
Place commas between the correct items.
It was a windy biter raw day.
It was a windy, biter raw day.
It was a windy, biter, raw day.
It was a windy biter raw day.
Place commas between the correct items.
Joe lives on Scammon Street a quiet side street with his three best friends.
Joe lives on Scammon Street, a quiet side street, with his three best friends.
Joe lives on Scammon Street a quiet side, street with his, three best friends.
Joe lives on Scammon Street a quiet side street with, his three best friends.
Place commas between the correct items.
We took a train the Pacific Railroad to Mexico.
We took a train the Pacific Railroad, to Mexico.
We took a train the Pacific, Railroad to Mexico.
We took a train, the Pacific Railroad, to Mexico.
What is the subject of this sentence?
Rainbow Park is a popular place for school picnics.
Rainbow Park
is a popular place
school picnics
What is the predicate of this sentence?
Rainbow Park is a popular place for school picnics.
is a
is a popular place for school picnics.
school picnics
What is the subject of this sentence?
Some kids from my class rowed a boat on the lake.
Some kids from
Some kids from my class
from my class rowed a boat on the lake.
What is the predicate of this sentence?
Some kids from my class rowed a boat on the lake.
Some kids from
Some kids
from my class rowed a boat on the lake.
What is the subject of this sentence?
I won a stuffed bear at the game tent.
I
won
won a stuffed bear at the game tent.
What is the predicate of this sentence?
I won a stuffed bear at the game tent.
I
won
won a stuffed bear at the game tent.
What is the subject of this sentence?
Ariane and Melanie took Ms. Sparling on the merry-go-round.
Ariane and Melanie took
Ariane and Melanie
took Ms. Sparling on the merry-go-round.
What is the predicate of this sentence?
Ariane and Melanie took Ms. Sparling on the merry-go-round.
Ariane and Melanie took
Ariane and Melanie
took Ms. Sparling on the merry-go-round.
