LANGUAGE MASTERY TEST

CHALLENGE 7
CRISIS AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION.

Name: ___________________________________________ Date: _____________

Coach: Milagros Aripez Abaroa. 6 grade group A / B

Prepositional phrases.

A. Circle all the prepositions you find. There should be 6.

because for if behind beautifully near

with until actually in front of dog

B. Underline the prepositional phrase in the sentence.

Example:
0. After a few hours, we found the hospital.

1. He went there with his friends last week; it was great.

2. Help me find the lid for this jar.

3. There are a few people behind us.

4. Carmen said there was a theater in front of the park.

5. They opened a coffee shop near the school.

6. Alana waited until three o’clock to call Ed.

Combining sentences.

A. Circle the conjunctions and underline the conjunctive adverbs.

however nor but therefore so nevertheless´ then

finally for and consequently or yet

 B. Choose the 5 sentences that are combining sentences.

1. Despite my opinion, Carlos bought an expensive toy.

2. Please, don’t fight!
3. Emma wants to go there.
4. They are very popular at our school.
5. My sister walks the dog around the block.
6. Explain the issue calmly.
7. I waited for a while.
8. She hid the toy underneath the pillow.

C. What are the two types of combining sentences? Choose the correct option.

a. dependent and independent.

b. complex and dependent.
c. complex and compound.
d. compound and independent.

Complex punctuation.

A. Write the correct punctuation in the sentences.

1. Bring these items __ apples __ pears __ and bananas__

2. We went to Cereal-land __ they have the ebay cereal there __
3. Jenni said __ __ I love this weather __

Challenge words.

A. Order the letters correctly.

1. V S R E O L E _______________
2. D E M O A I T R _______________
3. O E I T N G A O I T N ______________
4. U I S E Q A I T L ______________
5. I T C M V I _______________
6. G R O F V E I _____________
 READING TEST
CHALLENGE 7
CRISIS AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION.

Name: ___________________________________________ Date: _____________

Coach: Milagros Aripez Abaroa. 6 grade group A / B

Read and answer the questions.

SIMPLE MACHINES
A machine is something we use to make a job easier. There are many different types

of machines, from very simple, basic ones to elaborate complex compound

machines. They were all created with the idea of making a job or task easier. The

most basic machines can be classified as the six simple machines.

LEVER: It has two parts: a bar and a fulcrum. The bar is for pushing or pulling force,

and the fulcrum is the support point for the bar. Some common examples of these

include seesaws, scissors, or even shovels

PULLEY: A pulley has a Wheel with a chain, rope, or belt around it. As you pull it,

the wheel moves and can lift heavy loads. You can find these on flag poles, blocks

and tackles, cranes, or fishing rods.

INCLINED PLANES: These are flat, slanted surfaces. They are usually used to

connect lower levels to higher ones. Some common examples are ramps, ladders,

slides, or even roller coasters.

SCREWS: They are basically inclined planes wrapped around a pole. They can lift

things up or help hold something in place. You can find these on screws, lids,

corkscrews, or even swivel chairs.

WEDGE: This is an object with at least one slanted side, often shaped like a V. A

wedge is used to separate surfaces, lift things, or just hold things in place. Some

common examples include axes, shovels, chisels, or pins.

WHEEL AND AXLE: This is a simple machine that is generally used to move things

more easily. It has a wheel with a rod through the center (the axle). Some common

examples include cars, bicycles, and wheelchairs.

Compound machines sometimes, machines can be made up of several simple

machines put together. These are called compound machines.

How do you calculate work?

In scientific terms, work is defined as the amount of force needed to

move an object. To calculate how much work a machine does, you can use the

formula: work = force x distance.

A. Put the words in the correct place.

work compound screw force

wedge pulley simple axle

1. There are six basic _________ machines.

2. A _________ machines is made up of two or more simple machines.

3. A _________ is basically an inclined plane wrapped around a pole.

4. Work = _________ x force.

5. A _________ has a wheel with a chain, rope, or belt around it.

6. A wheel and _________ can be found in bicycles.

7. In science, _________ is something that requires force.

8. A _________ can be used to separate surfaces or hold things in place.