Plays/Drama
Suffixes
Grammar
Vocabulary
100

What is the setting of a play?

Where and when the play takes place

100

What does the suffix -er usually mean?

A person who does something

100

Which sentence uses quotation marks correctly?
A. “I am excited for winter break.” she said.
B. “I am excited for winter break,” she said.

B. “I am excited for winter break,” she said.

100

Read the sentence from a play:

The puppy tiptoed across the kitchen.

Why does the author use tiptoed instead of walked?

A to show the puppy was tired
B to show the puppy was loud
C to show the puppy was careful
D to show the puppy was fast


C to show the puppy was careful

200

In a play, who usually explains what is happening but does not act?

The narrator

200

What does the word runner mean?
(run + -er)

A person who runs

200

Which word is the correct plural of child?

children

200

The door slammed shut behind him.

Why does the author use slammed instead of closed?

A to show the door was broken
B to show the action was quiet
C to show the action was sudden and loud
D to show the door was old

C to show the action was sudden and loud

300

Read this line from a play:
“I wasn’t even in the room when the noise happened!”
What does this line show about the character?

The character is defending themselves / saying they are not responsible

300

Choose the best meaning of the word teacher.

A person who teaches

300

Read the sentence:
Maria lost her hat, but she found it later.
What does she refer to?

Maria

300

The cat crept under the couch when it heard footsteps.

What does the word crept show about the cat?

A The cat was excited
B The cat was sneaky or afraid
C The cat was playful
D The cat was tired

B The cat was sneaky or afraid

400

Why might a play have more than one scene?

To show events happening in different places or times

400

Which word uses the suffix -er correctly?
A. faster
B. owner
C. better
D. smaller

B. owner

400

Which sentence has the correct pronoun?
A. Mom said him will drive us.
B. Mom said she will drive us.

B. Mom said she will drive us.

400

The giant stomped across the stage.

Why does the author use stomped instead of walked?

A to show the giant is small
B to show the giant is careful
C to show the giant is powerful
D to show the giant is sleepy

C to show the giant is powerful

500

Read the stage direction from the play: 

(The lights dim. A loud crash is heard offstage,)

What does the this stage direction help the reader understand?

A who is speaking

B that something important or surprising has happened

C where the story takes place 

D how much time has passed 

B that something important or surprising has happened

500

“If the bike has no owner, it can be returned to the store.”
What does owner mean in this sentence?

he person the bike belongs to

500

Fix the sentence by correcting the plural noun:
There are three babys in the room.

There are three babies in the room.

500

Read the sentence from the play:

The raccoon snatched the sandwich and ran away.

Why does the author use snatched instead of took?

A. to show the raccoon was polite

B. to show the raccoon took it slowly

C to show the raccoon grabbed it quickly

D to show the raccoon asked for it

C- It shows the raccoon grabbed it quickly

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