SPELLING STUDY GUIDE – NOVEMBER EXAM

I. Identify the pictures. Write the correct word.

II. Circle the correct word and write it on the line.

1. sison season ______________________
2. leest least ______________________
3. indeed indead ______________________
4. each ich ______________________
5. swaet sweet ______________________
6. greet gryt _______________________
7. houlow hollow ______________________
 III. Read the clues and write the correct word.

IV. Complete the words correctly.

V. Match the definition with the correct word.

below each croak finally indeed breezy least freedom

1. without any question ______________________

2. lowest in importance ______________________
3. being one of two or more individuals ___________________
4. at last / at the end __________________
5. the state of being free ______________________
6. in a lower place _________________________
7. windy weather __________________________
8. to make a deep harsh sound ___________________
 VI. Write each word three times.

below float season hollow croak

greet sweet prairie steady breezy

city calorie movie misty trolley

LANGUAGE STUDY GUIDE – NOVEMBER EXAM

I. Circle with red the subject and with blue the predicate.
1. Timmy plays soccer.
2. My sister eats burger and fries.
3. Susan’s brother sleeps all night long.
4. Beth’s cousins go to the movies.
5. Kim’s parents have a new house.
6. Brian enjoyed the baseball game.
7. They danced together in the contest.
8. The cheetah runs so fast.
II. Identify the type of the underlined subject. Write SS for simple subject, CS for complete
subject, and SSS for compound subject.
1. My friend Kimberly works and plays in the school.
2. The little boy answered the exam correctly. ___________________
3. Jim and Peter are in the same soccer team. ___________________
4. My parents ran and swam in the beach. ___________________
5. Mr. Wilson’s students work on the books every day. ___________________
6. Oliver’s friend usually eats pizza on Friday. ___________________
7. Alex and Mary were studying and doing homework. ___________________

III. Identify the type of the underlined predicate. Write SP for simple predicate, CP for
complete predicate, and PPP for compound predicate.
1. My friend Kimberly works and plays in the school.
2. The little boy answered the exam correctly. ___________________
3. Jim and Peter are in the same soccer team. ___________________
4. My parents swam in the beach. ___________________
5. Mr. Wilson’s students work on the books every day. ___________________
6. Oliver’s friend usually eats pizza on Friday. ___________________
7. Alex and Mary were studying and doing homework. ___________________

REMEMBER:
SIMPLES SENTENCES = ONE SUBJECT and ONE PREDICATE
COMPOUND SENTENCES = TWO SIMPLE SENTENCES (TWO SUBJECTS AND TWO PREDICATES)
CONNECTED BY A CONJUNCTION AND A COMMA.
IV. Color with yellow the simple sentences, color with blue the compound sentences.

My friend likes apple juice. The detective found some proof, but he
missed something to solve the case.
Ana works in the hospital. Chris called me last night.

They worked together, but they didn’t finish.
Matt is writing a novel.
Andrea answered the exam, and she
colored the covers too.
We can play video games, or we can
watch a movie.
Jimmy was hiking in the mountain, and he
saw a bear.
Lynda ate some pizza last night.

V. Circle the correct answer.

1. Which conjunction you need to combine two sentences? and / but / or

2. Which conjunction you need to contrast two sentences? and / but / or
3. Which conjunction you need to offer a choice? and / but / or

VI. Circle the right conjunction for each sentence and write the missing commas.

1. We would like to go to the movies and / or / but eat popcorn.

2. For her birthday she wants to throw a party and / or / but she wants to go on a road trip.

3. I like going to the beach and / or / but it’s too hot in the summer.

4. You prefer to eat salad and / or / but you prefer to eat pizza?

5. When I was a kid I learned to ride a bicycle and / or / but I also learned to use my skates.

6. My favorite toys were Barbie dolls and / or / but now I prefer teddy bears.