WorksheetsModule 3 Week 1 Center
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 6hrs 47mins
Molly removed the old paint.
the
old
paint
Harvey tasted the sauce.
Harvey
sauce
tasted
We watched the whales swim.
whales
watched
swim
Darell grew plants in the windowill.
windowsill
grew
plants
The baby turtles broke their eggshells.
eggshells
turtles
broke
I read five books last month.
books
five
month
The chef will cut the vegetables.
cut
chef
vegetables
Jill could not find the map.
find
map
not
I won a ribbon at the fair.
ribbon
fair
won
He lost his fishing pole in the pond.
fishing
pond
pole
What is the direct object?
Travis threw the basketball.
Travis
threw
basketball
No direct object
What is the direct object?
Efrain sang a song beautifully.
Efrian
beautifully
song
No direct object
What is the direct object?
Your paintbrush is lying by your watercolors.
your
watercolors
paintbrush
No direct object
What is the direct object?
Jackson ran laps because he got in trouble.
ran
laps
trouble
No direct object
What is the direct object?
Ashlyn walked her dog at the park.
dog
park
Ashlyn
No direct object
What is the direct object?
David ate ice cream after school.
ice cream
David
school
No direct object
What is the direct object?
Reece created his own Pokemon.
Reece
Pokemon
created
No direct object
What is the direct object?
Matthew won the game with two seconds to go.
seconds
Matthew
game
No direct object
What is the direct object?
Kaden helped with chores before school.
Kaden
chores
school
No direct object
What is the direct object?
Lauren played her violin with emotion.
Lauren
violin
emotion
No direct object
What is the direct object?
During their morning walk, smoke rose from many chimneys.
their
walk
smoke
No direct object
Choose the direct object.
Papa is herding cattle.
papa
herding
cattle
Choose the direct object.
Our parents warned us to stay on the ranch.
parents
warned
us
ranch
Choose the direct object.
I will plant seeds.
will
I
plant
seeds
Choose the direct object.
After that time, we paid attention.
after
time
we
attention
Choose the compound direct object.
I gathered a hammer, nails, and glue.
I
gathered
hammer, nails, and glue.
I fixed the fence, the barn, and the front door.
Select all the compound direct objects.
fixed
fence
barn
front door
Select all the compound direct objects.
The musicians entertained our neighbors and us.
musicians
entertained
neighbors
us
Select the indirect object.
Our cousins showed us the swimming hole on their ranch.
Our
cousins
us
Select the indirect object.
They handed us fishing poles.
They
handed
us
fishing poles.
Select the indirect object.
They got her a snack.
They
got
her
snack
What are "seismographs" used for?
To measure and record details about earthquakes
To discuss an idea with someone
To collect a supply of something
To move from a dangerous area
What does "evacuation" mean?
The outcomes of events
The act of moving from a dangerous area to a safer one
Something that happens naturally
A small earthquake
What is a "reservoir"?
A place where a supply of something is collected
Worrisome
A danger
The outcomes of events
What does "conferring" mean?
To discuss an idea or try to make a decision with someone else
The act of moving to a safer area
A small earthquake
Something that happens to many people
What are "consequences"?
The outcomes or effects of events
Instruments that measure earthquakes
A danger
Worrisome
What does "widespread" mean?
Something that happens to many people or over a large area
A place where a supply is collected
The act of moving to a safer area
A small earthquake
What does "alarming" mean?
a worry that something bad will happen
A danger
The outcomes of events
A place where a supply is collected
Who is a "victim"?
Someone who suffers or dies because of a bad situation
Someone who measures earthquakes
Someone who collects supplies
Someone who discusses ideas
What is the definition of the word "victim"?
A person who causes harm to others
A person who suffers from an event or action
A person who observes an event
A person who plans an event
Choose the correct sentence using the word "spontaneous".
The spontaneous eruption was carefully planned.
Her spontaneous laughter filled the room with joy.
The spontaneous meeting was scheduled weeks in advance.
He was spontaneous in his detailed planning.
What does the word "seismographs" refer to?
Instruments that measure temperature
Instruments that measure wind speed
Instruments that measure earthquakes
Instruments that measure rainfall
Use the word "evacuation" in a sentence.
The evacuation was unnecessary because everyone stayed.
The evacuation plan was ignored by the authorities.
The evacuation of the building was completed safely.
The evacuation caused more people to enter the building.
What is a "reservoir"?
A place where animals are kept
A natural or artificial lake used to store something like water or magma
A type of plant that grows in water
A tool used for measuring water levels
Choose the correct sentence using the word "conferring".
The teachers were conferring about the new curriculum.
The conferring was done silently in the library.
Conferring is a type of dance performed at festivals.
The conferring was a loud and noisy event.
What are "consequences"?
Rewards given for good behavior
Events that happen without any cause
Results or effects of an action or condition
Plans made for future actions
Use the word "widespread" in a sentence.
The widespread rumor was only known by a few people.
The widespread use of technology has changed communication.
The widespread disease affected only one small village.
The widespread event was attended by a handful of people.
What does "alarming" mean?
Causing a sense of calm and peace
Causing fear or concern
Being very quiet and unnoticed
Being very funny and entertaining
Choose the correct sentence using the word "tremor".
The tremor was a gentle breeze on a sunny day.
The tremor caused the leaves to fall from the trees.
The tremor was so strong it knocked over the building.
The tremor was a small earthquake that shook the ground.
Towns were vital to pioneers as they journeyed West because they needed to purchase supplies. A trip into town could also be entertaining, so some pioneers wanted to extend their stay. Others, however, wanted to get back on the road West as quickly as possible. These conflicting desires caused arguments among the many travelers.
What prediction can you make about future trips of these pioneers.
To avoid arguments, pioneers will not stop at towns.
To avoid disagreements, pioneers will buy more supplies in order to make fewer stops in towns.
Towns will stop providing supplies for pioneers.
JoHanna had saved enough money to purchase one expensive saltwater fish, but the pet shop owner said that a single fish would get lonely. JoHanna didn't like the sound of that. She then saw some freshwater fish that were almost as pretty as the saltwater ones. The freshwater fish cost less, too.
What prediction can you make based on this passage?
JoHanna will let the shop owner buy puppies instead.
JoHanna will by several several freshwater fish for the shop.
JoHanna will buy one saltwater fish for the pet shop.
Janeen peered at Mark as he climbed recklessly up the big tree in Grandma's backyard. He was so high, it made her dizzy just looking up at her crazy cousin. Janeen had never done well with heights and ignored Mark's pleas for her to join him. "It's perfectly safe, you big sissy," he finally taunted. Just then the limb he had landed on snapped, causing him to lose his footing and nearly fall.
What prediction can you make based on this passage?
Janeen will climb the tree to help rescue Mark.
Mark will continue to climb.
Mark will come down carefully and stop taunting his cousin.
Jamal was bored and headed up to his room early. Knowing the weather report had called for a chance of snow, he played his Game Boy and chatted with friends on social media instead of doing his homework and studying for his big math test. A while later Mrs. Brown was waking her son. "Jamal, you have a two-hour delay, so I let you sleep in this morning. Get ready. You have just enough time to eat breakfast and catch the bus."
"What?" Jamal sat upright and exclaimed. "School! Today?"
What prediction can you make based on this passage?
Mrs. Brown will be angry with Jamal.
Jamal will face the math test unprepared.
Jamal will fall asleep again and miss the bus.
Did you know that not all deserts are
hot? Both hot and cold deserts are very
dry, but unlike hot deserts, cold deserts have long
winters when the temperatures can reach below
freezing. Cold deserts also get a great deal of
snow, which is certainly not true for hot deserts.
compare and contrast
problem and solution
description
sequence/chronological
This type of structure tells about a problem and shows a solution. The reader will find words/phrases such as a problem is, solve, or solution.
Chronological
Descriptive
Problem/Solution
Cause/Effect
-first
-now
-later
-(actual dates)
I do my chores each Saturday.
First, I fold the laundry and put it away.
Then I sweep and mop the kitchen floor.
After that, I empty all the garbage cans and
the recycling. Finally, when all of my chores are
finished, I can go outside to play.
compare and contrast
problem and solution
despriction
sequence
This morning was crazy. My alarm clock was set for PM instead of AM, so I woke up really late. I just threw on some clothes and ran out the door. I rode my bike as fast as I could and thought that I was going to be late for sure, but when I got there everyone was outside and there were firetrucks all lined up in front of school. I guess somebody pulled the fire alarm before class started. It worked out though, because nobody really noticed or minded that I was tardy.
description
sequence
compare/contrast
cause and effect
