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Set 21 Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In the word conjoin, what does the prefix CON- mean?

a)

Before

b)

Together

c)

Not

d)

Under

2.

In the word concentric, the prefix CON- shows the circles are —

a)

Broken

b)

Together or sharing a center

c)

Painted

d)

Moving

3.

Which word best shows the meaning of CON- (together)?

a)

Configure

b)

Invisible

c)

Backward

d)

Credible

4.

In the word credible, what does the root CRED- mean?

a)

To see

b)

To believe

c)

To build

d)

To draw

5.

If a source is credible, it is —

a)

Easy to believe or trust

b)

Funny

c)

Hard to read

d)

Very long

6.

If something is incredible, it is —

a)

Impossible to hear

b)

Hard to believe

c)

Easy to fix

d)

Small

7.

In the word invisible, what does VIS- mean?

a)

To hear

b)

To see

c)

To write

d)

To measure

8.

A television is something you use to —

a)

Smell

b)

See

c)

Taste

d)

Touch

9.

Which word contains the root that means “to see”?

a)

Television

b)

Credit

c)

Conform

d)

Homeward

10.

In the word backward, the suffix -WARD means —

a)

Full of

b)

In the direction of

c)

Without

d)

Before

11.

If you travel homeward, you are going —

a)

Away from home

b)

Around home

c)

In the direction of home

d)

Below home

12.

Which word shows the meaning of -WARD?

a)

Homeward

b)

Credible

c)

Conjoin

d)

Visible

13.

What are conventions in writing?

a)

Characters in a story

b)

Grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation rules

c)

Chapter titles

d)

Story problems

14.

Which is an example of following writing conventions?

a)

Using correct punctuation

b)

Drawing pictures

c)

Adding extra pages

d)

Writing longer sentences

15.

What is a complex sentence?

a)

One clause only

b)

A sentence with no verb

c)

An independent clause and a dependent clause

d)

A list of words

16.

Which sentence is complex?

a)

The dog ran.

b)

I like pizza and tacos.

c)

Although it rained, we played outside.

d)

Go home now.

17.

What is a formal inquiry?

a)

Guessing answers

b)

Asking focused questions to learn or prepare writing

c)

Telling a story

d)

Copying homework

18.

Which is an example of a formal inquiry?

a)

Asking research questions for a report

b)

Telling a joke

c)

Drawing a picture

d)

Reading silently

19.

What is character conflict?

a)

The setting

b)

The theme

c)

Problems characters face

d)

The title

20.

Character conflict can be —

a)

Only funny

b)

Only external

c)

Internal or external

d)

Only at the end

21.

What is supporting evidence?

a)

Decorations

b)

Details that explain the central idea

c)

Page numbers

d)

The hook

22.

Which is supporting evidence?

a)

Extra facts that explain the main idea

b)

The book cover

c)

The author’s name

d)

The chapter number

23.

What does rearranging mean when revising writing?

a)

Erasing everything

b)

Moving details to improve organization

c)

Adding drawings

d)

Changing the font

24.

A multimodal text includes —

a)

Only printed words

b)

Only audio

c)

Words plus another form like video, images, or audio

d)

Only dialogue

25.

If you acknowledge someone’s idea, you —

a)

Ignore it

b)

Deny it

c)

Recognize or admit it

d)

Hide it