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5th Grade Milestones Grammar Review (1-3)
5th Grade Milestones Grammar Review (1-3)
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What is the difference between a homophone and homograph?
There's nothing different.
Homophones are over the phone and homographs are on paper.
Homophone means same sound and homograph means same spelling
Homophone means same spelling and homograph means same sound
2
Pick the correct comma usage.
Hey, Sally how are you?
Hey, Sally, how are you?
Hey Sally how are you?
Hey Sally, how are you?
3
Identify the interjection: Unbelievable! I got an A on my final exam!
I
final
Unbelievable
got
4
Pick the correct synonyms.
Weather and whether.
Hot and scalding.
Bow and bow.
Apples and oranges.
5
I was in Ms. Tucker's class, at oglethorpe avenue elementary school, for 5th grade.
Capitalize oglethorpe avenue elementary school.
Change Tucker to tucker.
Add another comma.
There's nothing wrong.
6
Change to perfect past tense: I saw that movie twenty time.
I seen that movie twenty times.
I has saw that movie twenty times.
I have seen that movie twenty times.
It's correct already
7
What is the preposition: We flew to Atlanta during a severe thunderstorm.
flew
to
during
Atlanta
8
Identify the Correlative Conjunctions: Not only did I do my homework, but also my workout.
did/but
not only/but also
only/also
not only/but
9
Which is correct?
I love the song, uptown funk.
I love the song, UPTOWN FUNK.
I love the song, "Uptown Funk".
I love the song, Uptown Funk.
10
What does the prefix, anti, mean?
With
Earth
Favorite
Against
11
Identify the prepositional phrase: Dr. Dunne sat at her desk under the air conditioning vent.
under the air
Dr. Dunne sat
under the air conditioning vent
under
12
What does this proverb mean?:
Don't count your chickens before they hatch.
Try to get ahead of everyone else.
Don't assume anything.
Buy enough chickens to count to 20.
Be careful not to eat bad eggs.
13
What does this metaphor mean?:
Jimmy asking to use the restroom set off a chain reaction
.
Jimmy had to break a chain to be allowed to go.
Once Jimmy asked to go, everyone else in class had to go.
Jimmy's teacher is mean.
Jimmy doesn't want to do his work.
14
Which pair are homophones?
Lead and lead.
fir and fur.
Boy and girl.
Wound and wound.
15
Pick the correct antonyms.
Bow and bough.
Cold and frigid.
Read and read.
Exhausted and energized.
16
Something is missing: He couldn't climb to the top of the ladder because he was terrified
There's nothing wrong.
"Ladder" is spelled wrong.
The sentence needs a period.
"Couldn't" doesn't need an apostrophe.
17
Which of these is an example of a dialect?
Preferring Coca Cola over Pepsi.
Wishing to live in another country.
People in GA say "Coke" while people in Delaware say "Pop"
When you have a weird accent.
18
What does this simile mean?:
Greg felt as busy as a bee at his family's yard sale.
Greg runs around buzzing like a bee, scaring his family.
Greg is bored.
Greg feels like making honey.
Greg is running around extremely busy.
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What does this idiom mean?:
Karen felt like a fish out of water at cheer leading practice.
Karen can't breath.
Karen feels confident and ready.
Cheer leading is like walking on land with no legs.
Karen feels out of place and awkward.
20
Which pair are homographs?
Bow and bow.
Bow and bough.
Hot and cold.
Bass and bass.
21
Fix the sentence: She went outside, opens the gate, and jumped on the swing.
There's nothing wrong with it.
Change jumped to jumps.
Change opens to opened.
Change went to go.
