6th Grade - Word Study Exam Review

Participle Adjectives: -ed or -ing?

1

Change  bore, surprise, and shock to participial adjectives (-ed and -ing)

bore: bored, boring

surprise: surprised, surprising

shock: shocked, shocking

2

Create 1 example using disgusted. (Use more than 4 words)

Some vegetables make me feel disgusted

3

Create 1 example using satisfying and tiring. (Use more than 6 words)

Working as a doctor must be satisfying though I imagine it is tiring.

4

Choose:

All the museums in the city are interested / interesting places to visit. Tourists must be interested / interesting in learning more about the history of the city.

interesting

interested

5

Organize:

for / accident / was / The / we / me. / shocking / saw

The accident we saw was shocking for me.

Homophones

1

Mention 3 examples of homophones

sea, see, flower, flour, all, old

2

Define: What is a homophone?

Words with similar sounds, different meanings and spellings

3

Create 1 example using your and you're in the same sentence

You're beautiful but your brother is not.

4

Correct the mistake:

You're to wrong for asking your son to take care of his to sisters. Old the little kids shouldn't be worried for that until they're old. Their piece is more important than this piece of cake!

You're too wrong for asking your son to take care of his two sisters. All the little kids shouldn't be worried for that until they're old. Their peace is more important than this piece of cake!

5

Choose and spell:

This cake took ours / hours to cook because of the flour / flower decoration and because we didn't have any flour / flower. Thanks God, our / hour dad went to buy some!

This cake took hours to cook because of the flower decoration and because we didn't have any flour. Thanks God, our dad went to buy some!

Irregular Verbs

1

Mention the three forms of:

break

give

be

break broke broken

give gave given

be was-were been

2

Use sang and broke in a sentence

He went to the party and ate all the cake, he doesn't remember he sang Shakira songs and broke the bathroom, too!

3

Change this verbs to past simple

break

fly

see

be

find

hear

broke

flew

saw

was-were

found

heard

4

Correct the mistake:

This happened last week: My cat hide all its toys under the bed, so my sister found them when she was cleaning. She hear something under the bed too: it was a mouse that eat the toy!

My cat hide (hid) all its toys under the bed, so my sister found them when she was cleaning. She hear (heard) something under the bed too: it was a mouse that eat (ate) the toy!

5

Create a short story using 5 verbs in past (simple or participle)

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