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Which text structure tells how two or more things are alike and different?
A. Cause and effect
B. Sequential order
C. Compare and contrast
D. Description
A. Cause and Effect
Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“The chameleon on the branch.”
A. Complete sentence
B. Fragment
C. Question
D. Compound sentence
B. Fragment
100: Which word should begin with a capital letter?
A. he
B. branch
C. texas
D. reptile
C. Texas
Which word would make this sentence more descriptive?
“The chameleon has a big tail.”
A. thing
B. long
C. okay
D. nice
B. long
Which text structure lists events in the order they happen?
A. Cause and Effect
B. Compare and contrast
C. Sequential order
D. Problem and solution
C. Sequential order
Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?
“It shoots out its long, sticky tongue.”
A. Fragment
B. Run-on sentence
C. Complete sentence
D. Question
C. Complete sentence
Which sentence uses capitalization correctly?
A. Many chameleons live in africa and madagascar.
B. Many chameleons live in Africa and Madagascar.
C. Many Chameleons live in africa and Madagascar.
D. many chameleons live in Africa and madagascar.
B. Many chameleons live in Africa and Madagascar.
Which phrase is more vivid than “moves slowly”?
A. goes there
B. is moving
C. creeps carefully
D. does something
C. creeps carefully
Which text structure explains why something happens and the results that follow?
A. Compare and contrast
B. Cause and effect
C. Sequential order
D. Description
B. Cause and effect
Which choice correctly turns this fragment into a complete sentence?
“When the chameleon feels threatened.”
A. When the chameleon.
B. When the chameleon feels.
C. When the chameleon feels threatened, it changes color.
D. The chameleon when threatened.
C. When the chameleon feels threatened, it changes color.
True or False: The first word in a sentence must be capitalized.
A. True
B. False
A. True
Which sentence uses a stronger verb to describe the chameleon moving quickly?
A. The chameleon is fast.
B. The chameleon darts quickly across the branch.
C. The chameleon is on the branch.
D. The chameleon moves.
B. The chameleon darts quickly across the branch.
Read the sentence. Which text structure is used?
“Chameleons can change color to communicate, while iguanas stay mostly green.”
A. Cause and effect
B. Sequential order
C. Problem and solution
D. Compare and contrast
D. Compare and contrast
How can you change this from a fragment to a complete sentence?
“Because he was cold.”
A. He turned blue because he was cold.
B. And because the chameleon was cold.
C. No change is needed
D. Shivering because he was cold.
A. He turned blue because he was cold.
Which sentence has correct capitalization?
A. on monday, we will read about reptiles.
B. On monday, we will read about reptiles.
C. On Monday, we will read about reptiles.
D. On Monday, we will read about Reptiles.
C. On Monday, we will read about reptiles.
Which phrase is the most descriptive replacement for “bright colors”?
A. red and yellow patterns
B. good colors
C. many colors
D. brilliant red and yellow patterns
D. brilliant red and yellow patterns
Which pair of signal words would most likely show cause and effect?
A. because, since
B. both, however
C. first, next
D. problem, solution
A. because, since
Which sentence is a complete sentence that correctly describes how a chameleon uses its tongue?
A. The chameleon with its long tongue.
B. When the chameleon sees an insect.
C. Its sticky tongue very quickly.
D. The chameleon shoots its sticky tongue quickly to catch an insect.
D. The chameleon shoots its sticky tongue quickly to catch an insect.
Which sentence uses capitalization correctly?
A. my aunt saw an iguana in puerto rico last summer.
B. My Aunt saw an iguana in Puerto rico last Summer.
C. My aunt saw an Iguana in puerto Rico last summer.
D. My aunt saw an iguana in Puerto Rico last summer.
D. My aunt saw an iguana in Puerto Rico last summer.
Which sentence is the most descriptive way to replace the chameleon going onto a tree?
A. The chameleon caught an insect.
B. The chameleon got the bug with its tongue.
C. The chameleon climbed onto the tree with its lightning-fast legs.
D. The chameleon used its tongue on the insect.
C. The chameleon climbed onto the tree with its lightning-fast legs.