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WorksheetsNovember Daily Review Practice
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 30mins
a struggle between two people
character vs. society
character vs. character
character vs. nature
character vs. self
a struggle against laws or a set of values
character vs. society
character vs. character
character vs. nature
character vs. self
a struggle within a character in which they may have to make a choice
character vs. society
character vs. character
character vs. nature
character vs. self
a struggle between a character and a natural obstacle or condition
character vs. society
character vs. character
character vs. nature
character vs. self
Which of the following is a character vs. self conflict?
Alexis saw a girl from school.
Brenda's mom lost her job.
Brendan stole a cookie from the store.
Alex didn't know if he should tell on Brendan for stealing.
This is ____________, an exception to the rule.
abberrant
aberant
aberrant
connects the subject to a noun or adjective and usually describes a state of "being"
linking verb
helping verb
action verb
adverb
helps the main verb describe the action
linking verb
helping verb
action verb
adverb
She is hungry for a cheeseburger.
(This sentence contains a ___________ verb.)
linking
helping
Marissa is driving to the school.
(This sentence contains a ___________ verb.)
linking
helping
Mark is sad about the burnt pumpkin bread
(This sentence contains a ___________ verb.)
linking
helping
Gary is travelling to a lake cabin for the holidays.
(This sentence contains a ___________ verb.)
linking
helping
Complete the analogy.
celebration : revelry as holiday : :
announcement
festivity
rest
Complete the analogy.
protect : save as improve : :
advance
decline
undermine
Synonyms or Antonyms?
vindictive, forgiving
Synonyms
Antonyms
Synonyms or Antonyms?
void, valid
Synonyms
Antonyms
Synonyms or Antonyms?
canny, shrewd
Synonyms
Antonyms
Synonyms or Antonyms?
undermine, weaken
Synonyms
Antonyms
Synonyms or Antonyms?
lush, bare
Synonyms
Antonyms
Synonyms or Antonyms?
accelerated, slowed down
Synonyms
Antonyms
Synonyms or Antonyms?
urgent, trivial
Synonyms
Antonyms
Synonyms or Antonyms?
shrewd, astute
Synonyms
Antonyms
Synonyms or Antonyms?
unscathed, harmed
Synonyms
Antonyms
Synonyms or Antonyms?
despondent, discouraged
Synonyms
Antonyms
Which word is spelled correctly?
corupt
keroughpt
coruppt
corrupt
Which word is spelled correctly?
psychology
sychology
psycology
physcology
Which word is spelled correctly?
psychology
sychology
psycology
physcology
Select the correct homophone for the word BRANCH.
bough
bow
straight
strait
Select the correct homophone for the word WEAPON.
bough
bow
straight
strait
Select the correct homophone for the words IN LINE.
bough
bow
straight
strait
Select the correct homophone for the word WATER.
bough
bow
straight
strait
Select the correct homophone for the word COMMITTEE.
council
counsel
principle
principal
Select the correct homophone for the word ADVICE.
council
counsel
principle
principal
Select the correct homophone for the word TRUTH.
council
counsel
principle
principal
Select the correct homophone for the word CHIEF.
council
counsel
principle
principal
Select the correct homophone for the word COMPANION.
complement
compliment
effect
affect
Select the correct homophone for the word PRAISE.
complement
compliment
effect
affect
Select the correct homophone for the word RESULT.
complement
compliment
effect
affect
Select the correct homophone for the word INFLUENCE.
complement
compliment
effect
affect
Select the correct homophone for the word CHIEF.
council
counsel
principle
principal
Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?
Our neighbor's car is an old Chrysler. I told him the other day that its just about to fall apart.
Our neighbor's car is an old Chrysler. I told him the other day that it's just about to fall apart.
Our neighbors car is an old Chrysler. I told him the other day that it's just about to fall apart.
Which sentence uses apostrophes correctly?
Aunt Sharons mashed potatoes are the best I've ever had.
Aunt Sharon's mashed potatoe's are the best I've ever had.
Aunt Sharon's mashed potatoes are the best Ive ever had.
Aunt Sharon's mashed potatoes are the best I've ever had.
an exaggeration or overstatement, not meant to be taken literally
hyperbole
juxtaposition
allusion
irony
the placement of things beside each other to compare them or to create an effect
hyperbole
juxtaposition
allusion
irony
the use of language to mean something different or opposite from the literal meaning, often to create humor
hyperbole
juxtaposition
allusion
irony
an indirect reference to something meant to call something to mind
hyperbole
juxtaposition
allusion
irony
turning point in the story
exposition
resolution
climax
rising action
falling action
end of the story
exposition
resolution
climax
rising action
falling action
builds interest and suspense
exposition
resolution
climax
rising action
falling action
builds interest and suspense
exposition
resolution
climax
rising action
falling action
builds interest and suspense
exposition
resolution
climax
rising action
falling action
ties up loose ends in the plot
exposition
resolution
climax
rising action
falling action
reveals the characters, setting, conflicts, and background information
exposition
resolution
climax
rising action
falling action
You can ___________ words like "Avenue" and "Street" when writing an address on an envelope.
abbreviatte
abbreviate
abreviate
The ____________ of the word has a Greek origin.
etymology
etemology
etsymology
Which part of speech takes the place of a noun?
noun
pronoun
adjective
preposition
Which part of speech is used to indicate location?
noun
pronoun
adjective
preposition
In a blog post, the company said that stores will offer convenient deals ahead of the upcoming holiday season.
Which of the following is NOT a NOUN from the sentences above?
post
company
convenient
season
In a blog post, the company said that stores will offer convenient deals ahead of the upcoming holiday season.
Which of the following is NOT an adjective from the sentences above?
blog
convenient
upcoming
deals
