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Grade 6 Figurative Language
I'm so thirsty, I could drink the entire ocean! What is this an example of?
  1. simile
  2. hyperbole
  3. imagery
  4. acrostic
Grade 6 Nouns
Choose the answer that includes all of the nouns in the sentence.
Lena hit the ball into the stands.
  1. Lena, ball, stands
  2. ball, stands
  3. Lena, hit, ball, stands
Grade 6 Defining Words
Made motionless by horror or fascination:
  1. Deficiency
  2. Admonishing
  3. Dissonance
  4. Iridescent
  5. Malicious
  6. Transfixed
Grade 6 A Christmas Carol CCSS: CCRA.R.5, RL.6.5

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The scene at Old Fezziwig's caused Scrooge to realize something. He realized
  1. he missed his old boss.
  2. he was never paid for his work.
  3. he should treat his own clerk better.
  4. he wanted to find himself a wife.
Grade 6 Context Clues
Which of the following sentences uses the vocabulary word correctly?
  1. My irritable brother is never unhappy with anything.
  2. Ms. Robinson irritable all day.
  3. I was feeling irritable, so I was grumpy all day.
Grade 6 Spelling
Choose the spelling word that is correctly spelled.
  1. ommit
  2. ommet
  3. omet
  4. omit
Grade 6 Tenses
What is the form of the verb?
gave
  1. past
  2. present participle
  3. base form
Grade 6 Rhetoric and Propaganda CCSS: CCRA.R.8, RI.6.8
Football legend Fran Tarkenton is spotted on a magazine ad promoting White-Wholesome Grain Crackers. What type of propaganda is being used?
  1. Opinions as Facts
  2. Taking Quotes out of context
  3. Testimonial
  4. Bandwagon
Grade 6 Antonyms
Antonym for future
  1. profound
  2. embedded
  3. retroactive
  4. ominous
Grade 6 Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions

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Read the sentence. Then choose the best inference.

Sara was delighted when her brother gave her the teddy bear he won at the fair.
  1. Sara had been in an argument with her friend.
  2. Sara loved teddy bears.
  3. Sara did not want to be at the fair.
Grade 6 Capitalization and Punctuation
Which sentence correctly punctuates the introductory phrase?
  1. After we got, home we realized we had left our camera.
  2. After, we got home we realized we had left our camera.
  3. After we got home we realized, we had left our camera.
  4. After we got home, we realized we had left our camera.
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