GUM Unit 17 Assessment Question Preview (ID: 20166)

a) 1. Her dogs are: Rover, Scout, Molly, Fluffy, and Gus.

b) 2. You could say that one yard equals: 3 feet, 36 inches, or 91.44 centimeters.

c) 3. My brother plays three sports: football, baseball, and hockey.

d) 4. The women collected these items for the auction furniture, glassware, and artwork.

a) 1. Gerry went to the movies with: Terri, Barb, Kayla, and Joe.

b) 2. This book would be appropriate for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.

c) 3. That restaurant offers three cuisines Japanese, Chinese, and Thai.

d) 4. The blue bus makes stops on: Elm St., Whaley Ave., and Frontage Rd.

a) 1. The play's ticket lists: the name of the play, the date, the start time, and the price.

b) 2. Be prepared to carry these items: water, clothes, a sleeping bag, and food.

c) 3. My older sister's makeup bag holds: a mirror, powder, mascara, blush, and brushes.

d) 4. Rosa's art drawer is full of: paints, brushes, sketch pads, and markers.

a) 1. it's

b) 2. can

c) 3. ready

d) 4. overflowing

a) 1. talking

b) 2. group

c) 3. quietly

d) 4. then

a) 1. five

b) 2. miles

c) 3. river

d) 4. careful

a) 1. forgot

b) 2. try

c) 3. audition

d) 4. about

a) 1. carefully

b) 2. think

c) 3. question

d) 4. answer

a) 1. The eggs are yours, and the pancakes are hers.

b) 2. The eggs are yours', and the pancakes are hers'.

c) 3. The eggs are your's, and the pancakes are her's.

d) 4. The eggs are yours, and the pancakes are hers's.

a) 1. Show everyone you're pictures.

b) 2. Show everyone your picture's.

c) 3. Show everyone your pictures.

d) 4. Show everyone you'r pictures.

a) 1. To clean your room, you need these items a vacuum cleaner, dust rags, and a mop and pail.

b) 2. At the farmer's market, we bought: honey, flowers, garlic, and tomatoes.

c) 3. Remember to tell your friends to: pack lightly, bring a jacket, and wear hiking boots.

d) 4. The beach cookout included lobster, crab, clams, and corn on the cob.

a) 1. The happy listeners were: his mother, his father, and his brother.

b) 2. He said his letters on the telephone for: his grandfather, his grandmother, and his cousins.

c) 3. The little boy proudly recited four letters: A, B, C, and D.

d) 4. Next week he'll be ready with the following letters E, F, G, and H.

a) 1. Never divide a one-syllable word.

b) 2. Do not divide a word after the first letter or before the last letter.

c)

d)

a) 1. climate

b) 2. sweet

c) 3. rotated

d) 4. circulation

a) 1. incredi- ble

b) 2. incred- ible

c) 3. i- ncredible

d) 4. in- credible

a) 1. One-quarter of the game is over.

b) 2. He has sixty-three comic books.

c) 3. Pour in three quarters cup of milk.

d) 4. My older sister will be twenty one years old on Sunday.

a) 1. I put one-third of the grated carrots into the meatloaf.

b) 2. Three quarters of all people surveyed said they owned pets.

c) 3. The apple orchard is one half mile down the road.

d) 4. Karen's hair is two and five eighths inches longer than Joanne's.