Abeka 4th Grade Language Test 9

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Before---After

Antonym

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Cheerful---Sad

Antonym

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Early---Late

Antonym

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Give---Receive

Antonym

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Hungry---Full

Antonym

Find the Antecedent: "Caleb, what would you like inside the quesadillas?" asked Dad.

Caleb

Find the Antecedent: Caleb answered, "A quesadilla with cheese and peppers for me, please!"

Caleb

Find the Antecedent: Dad said that he will make his famous quesadillas this Friday.

Dad

Fact or Opinion: Every Thursday, I go to computer class.

Fact

Fact or Opinion: I am learning to type on the keyboard.

Fact

Dictionary: Wife/Willow Wildlife noun: untamed animals that live in the wild and do not depend upon humans to care for them. God designed each type of wildlife to live in its specific habitat.

First entry on the page would be wife

Find the Antecedent: Grandma said that she would like a semla for her snack.

Grandma

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Break---Brake

Homonym

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Hour---Our

Homonym

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Know---No

Homonym

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Week---Weak

Homonym

Find the Pronouns: If I drop this plate, it may break.

I and it

Dictionary: Wife/Willow Wildlife noun: untamed animals that live in the wild and do not depend upon humans to care for them. God designed each type of wildlife to live in its specific habitat.

Last entry on the page would be willow

Find the Antecedent: Mom would you like a cinnamon roll with your coffee?

Mom

Find the Antecedent: My mom says she enjoys having coffee with Grandma.

Mom

Fact or Opinion: Learning to use the computer is fun.

Opinion

Fact or Opinion: Typing without looking at the keys is hard.

Opinion

Pronouns and Antecedents: "I made a card for grandmother," said Stephen, "and mailed it to her."

Pro: I, it, and her Antecedents: card, grandmother, and Stephen

Pronouns and Antecedents: "I have two crisp apples, Morgan," said Leah. "Would you like one of them?"

Pro: I, you, and them Antecedents: apples, Morgan, and Leah

Pronouns and Antecedents: Because it was so exciting, Mason finished the book he had borrowed.

Pro: It and He Antecedents: Mason and Book

Pronouns and Antecedents: When she saw Grandpa coming, Jenny ran to meet him.

Pro: She and him Antecedents: Grandpa and Jenny

Pronouns and Antecedents: After Chloe and David finished cleaning the barn, Mom and Dad paid them.

Pro: Them Antecedents: Chloe and David

Pronouns and Antecedents: Sophia and Olivia said, "We had a great time at summer camp!"

Pro: We Antecedent: Sophia and Olivia

Pronouns and Antecedents: "Thank you for helping us learn to ski, Dad," said the twins.

Pro: you and us Antecedents: Dad and twins

Subject/Verb Agreement: In the summer, Dad and I (fish, fishes) in the lake near our house.

Subject: Dad and I Verb: fish Plural

Subject/Verb Agreement: He (clean, cleans) the fish carefully.

Subject: He Verb: cleans Singular

Subject/Verb Agreement: Mark and he (is, are) both in the backyard.

Subject: Mark and he Verb: are Plural

Subject/Verb Agreement: Each autumn, they (rake, rakes) Mrs. Kisner's yard for her.

Subject: they Verb: rake Plural

Subject/Verb Agreement: After dinner, you (play, plays) your flute solo for Grandma.

Subject: you Verb: play Singular

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Awful---Terrible

Synonym

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Begin---Start

Synonym

Synonym, Antonym, Homonym: Gather---Collect

Synonym

Dictionary: Wife/Willow Wildlife noun: untamed animals that live in the wild and do not depend upon humans to care for them. God designed each type of wildlife to live in its specific habitat.

The cattle in a farmer's field would not be considered wildlife.

Dictionary: Wife/Willow Wildlife noun: untamed animals that live in the wild and do not depend upon humans to care for them. God designed each type of wildlife to live in its specific habitat.

The entry word is Wildlife

Dictionary: Wife/Willow Wildlife noun: untamed animals that live in the wild and do not depend upon humans to care for them. God designed each type of wildlife to live in its specific habitat.

The word wind would not be on this page

Find the Pronouns: We will be a little late

We

Dictionary: Wife/Willow Wildlife noun: untamed animals that live in the wild and do not depend upon humans to care for them. God designed each type of wildlife to live in its specific habitat.

Wildlife is a noun

Guide Words: Dozen

Would be found on a page with the guide words down/ drab

Guide Words: Lightning

Would be found on a page with the guide words life/lightweight

Guide Words: Quarry

Would be found on a page with the guide words qualified/quarter

Guide Words: Subsoil

Would be found on a page with the guide words subset/suburb

Find the Antecedent: The sweet bun is delicious because it is filled with almond paste and whipped cream.

bun

Find the Antecedent: My family looks forward to our Friday fun nights.

family

Find the Pronouns: When he lost the music, he replaced it.

he and it

Find the Pronouns: The books in the hall are ours.

ours

Find the Pronouns: Morgan and she will sit beside them.

she and them

Find the Pronouns: Would you please help me?

you and me