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A sixth grade second semester test review for language arts.
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I am so excited about summer vacation!
summer
am
so
excited
2
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: rupt
half
heat
under
to burst or to break
3
Time and place in which a story happens
climax
setting
plot
conflict
4
Jesus walked
on water
in front of the disciples.
adverbial phrase
adjectival phrase
5
Phrase: The mountain
beside my house
is one of the tallest in the state.
adverbial phrase
adjectival phrase
6
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: un
not
to measure
heat
people
7
Combine using a prep. phrase: We took a vacation to Hawaii. We took the vacation in June.
We took a vacation to Hawaii, and we took it in June.
When we took a vacation to Hawaii, we took it in June.
We took a vacation to Hawaii in June.
We took a vacation to Hawaii and took it in June.
8
Events that happen in a story
climax
setting
plot
resolution
9
Bill will not be retiring this year.
not
retiring
will
Bill
10
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: di
three
dice
two
not alive
11
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: mal
to seize or to break
bad
under
not
12
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: hype/hyper
book
thousand
over
not
13
What words form the contraction: Lucy's brother said he'll be by around 7:00.
Lucy is
he will
7:00
brother said
14
What tense is the verb: The coach yelled at the players to move faster. .
past perfect
present perfect
past
present
15
Adverb: March north ten steps.
ten
March
north
steps
16
The students are extremely excited about the upcoming snow days.
upcoming
days
extremely
excited
17
Uses buzz words or general words such as family-friendly
flattery
exaggeration
name-calling
glittering generalities
18
What words are used to form the contraction: Tim's coming home tomorrow.
Coming home
There is no contraction.
home tomorrow
Tim is
19
Thomas sat his shoes outside so he wouldn't track mud into the house.
house
outside
mud
sat
20
Which helping verb is used with past perfect tense?
will have
no helping verb is needed
has/have
had
21
How many perfect tenses are there?
3
4
1
2
22
Verb tense: She will have followed him through fifteen states by the time they arrive home.
Past
future
past perfect
future perfect
23
appeals to your pride
promises
bandwagon
testimonial
flattery
24
Which one below is NOT a principal part of a verb?
past participle
past
present
future
25
Uses negative ideas and terms to describe a person or a product
testimonial
name-calling
bandwagon
promises
26
Which helping verb is used with future perfect tense?
no helping verb is needed
had
will have
has/have
27
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: dis
people
three
two
apart
28
What tense is the verb: He plays the violin.
present perfect
present
future
future perfect
29
promises you things that can't be delivered or guaranteed
exaggeration
flattery
glittering generalities
promises
30
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: therm
one
to burst or break
heat
half
31
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: biblio
two
apart
bad
book
32
Phrase: My mom sat
in the bleachers
for the entire tournament.
adjectival phrase
adverbial phrase
33
Problem that the characters face in the story
resolution
plot
climax
conflict
34
Uses a famous person to get you to buy a product
flattery
bandwagon
testimonial
promises
35
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: metre
to run under
million
to measure
fraction
36
Run-On or correct: Mitch will be joining the army he leaves next week.
correct
run-on
37
Mr. Edwards put a fake snake in Ms. Well's cabinet, and it scared her half to death.
correct
run-on
38
R or C: I love the beginning of each new school year, this next year will be no different.
correct
run-on
39
The highest point of tension in a story's plot
plot
conflict
setting
climax
40
Contraction: Did you ask Lily's teacher about her homework?
There is no contraction.
Did you
Lily is
her
41
Yesterday, we went to the zoo.
yesterday
zoo
went
the
42
How the main problem in the story is solved
conflict
plot
resolution
climax
43
Past, present
, and
future
are the three what?
progressive tenses
principal parts of a verb
perfect tenses
simple tenses
44
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: cap
truthful
to take or to seize
automatic
to rise against
45
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: demo
people
to build up
one
to destroy
46
The goats
in the far pen
are making a ton of noise.
adjectival phrase
adverbial phrase
47
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: semi
not
half
two
current
48
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: sub
never
apart
over
under
49
Which helping verb do you use with present perfect tense?
no helping verb is needed
will have
has/have
had
50
Before the show
, we must get our popcorn and drink.
adjectival phrase
adverbial phrase
51
Mrs. Lamp stole Mrs. Terry's chocolate basket, don't tell Mrs. Terry who did it.
Run-on
correct
52
As if you didn't already know, Mr. Edwards declared himself the prankster of middle school.
correct
run-on
53
Contraction: I left Terry's shoes by the front door so I wouldn't forget them.
Terry was
would not
There is no contraction.
front door
54
Combine using a complex sent: The Israelites did not obey God. He loved them.
The Israelites did not obey God, but He loved them anyway.
Even though the Israelites did not obey God, He loved them.
The Israelites, God's people, did not obey. He loved them.
God loved the Israelites.
55
Makes something sound much better or worse than it actually is
flattery
bandwagon
exaggeration
name-calling
56
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: milli
one
over
thousand
two
57
Which type of verb only needs an
ed
in order to form the past part?
regular verb
irregular verb
58
What is the meaning of the Greek/Latin term: mono
two
three
ten
one
59
Makes you feel as though you will be left out if you don't buy the product
exaggeration
flattery
bandwagon
promises
60
What tense is the verb: She has broken two bones this year.
past perfect
present
present perfect
past
