4th Grade ELA 1
WHICH IS CORRECT?
A) They're going to do great.
B) Their going to do great.
C) There going to do great.
They're
They are
Fix the sentence
would you like to go to the park. would you like to go to the store
Would you like to go to the park, or would you like to go to the store?
What do we call the time and place a story occurs?
setting
What is a synonym?
a word that is similar to another word
What is the adjective in the sentence:
The young dog ran around the yard quickly.
Young
What does the suffix -er/-ier mean?
more
What does the prefix dis- mean?
not
What are the 6 question words?
who, what, where, when, why, and how
What does the prefix pre- mean?
before
What does the suffix -ful mean?
full of
Choose the answer that best completes the sentence below.
Jane and Kelvin needed to buy ingredients ______________ they made ants-on-a-log.
before
What is the subject in the following sentence?
The kittens hid from the puppies under the porch and behind the bushes.
kittens
Correct the errors in the sentence below.
I can almost taste them now, Jane said.
Quotation marks around "I can almost taste them now,"
What is the proper noun in the following sentence?
She went to Target over the weekend.
Target
What is the adverb in this sentence?
She spoke softly to her teacher.
softly
Replace the proper noun in the following sentence with the correct pronoun.
Shirley went to the movies over the weekend.
She
What is the predicate of this sentence?
The students studied for the test.
studied for the test
Identify the personification in the sentence.
The wind danced through the leaves.
the wind danced
What is an antonym for the word beautiful?
ugly, hideous, unattractive...
What kind of punctuation goes at the end of an exclamatory statement?
exclamation point
What is an adverb?
A word that describes a verb, usually ends in -ly.
What point of view is this sentence and what word helps you know?
I watched the jellyfish as they floated calmly.
What is an example of a character trait?
brave, smart, kind, thoughtful, etc...
Which word is an abstract noun:
dog idea flower plate
idea
Syllable Division
envelope
en/vel/ope