Language Arts 5th Grade
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Parts of Speech8 Topics|24 Quizzes
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Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions
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Lesson Test: Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions
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Identify Coordinating Conjunctions that Connect Words or Phrases
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Use Coordinating Conjunctions to Form Simple Sentences
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Identify Coordinating Conjunctions in Compound Sentences
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Use Coordinating Conjunctions to Form Compound Sentences
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Identify Subordinating Conjunctions
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Use Subordinating Conjunctions to Form Complex Sentences
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Identify Coordinating Conjunctions that Connect Words or Phrases
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Correlative Conjunctions
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Lesson Test: Correlative Conjunctions
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Prepositions
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Lesson Test: Prepositions
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Interjections
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Lesson Test: Interjections
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Coordinating and Subordinating Conjunctions
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Verb Tense6 Topics|41 Quizzes
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The Perfect Tenses
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Identify the Past Participle of a Verb
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Identify the Past Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Past Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Past Perfect Tense
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Identify the Present Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Present Perfect Tense Sentences Identify the Timing of Present Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Present Perfect Tense
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Identify the Future Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Future Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Future Perfect Tense
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Differentiate Between the Past Perfect, Present Perfect, and Future Perfect Tenses
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Use the Correct Perfect Verb Tense
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Identify the Past Participle of a Verb
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Lesson Test: The Perfect Tenses
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Identify the Past Participle of a Verb
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Identify the Past Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Past Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Past Perfect Tense
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Identify the Present Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Present Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Present Perfect Tense
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Identify the Future Perfect Tense
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Identify the Timing of Future Perfect Tense Sentences
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Create the Future Perfect Tense
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Differentiate Between the Past Perfect, Present Perfect, and Future Perfect Tenses
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Identify the Past Participle of a Verb
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Verb Tense and Sequences
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Lesson Test: Verb Tense and Sequences
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Correcting Errors in Verb Tense
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Lesson Test: Correcting Errors in Verb Tense
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The Perfect Tenses
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Mechanics4 Topics|26 Quizzes
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Punctuation
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Use Commas to Separate Single Words in a Series
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Use Commas to Separate Multiple-Word Items in a Series
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Use Semicolons to Separate Items in a Series
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Use Commas After Introductory Elements
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Rearrange Sentences Using Introductory Elements
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Use an Introductory Element to Combine Two Sentences
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Use One-Word Introductory Elements to Transition Between Sentences
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Use Commas to Set Off the Words “yes” and “no”
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Use Commas to Set Off Tag Questions
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Use Commas to Indicate Direct Address
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Use Commas to Separate Single Words in a Series
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Lesson Test: Punctuation
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Use Commas to Separate Single Words in a Series
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Use Commas to Separate Multiple-Word Items in a Series
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Use Semicolons to Separate Items in a Series
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Use Commas After Introductory Elements
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Rearrange Sentences Using Introductory Elements
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Use an Introductory Element to Combine Two Sentences
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Use One-Word Introductory Elements to Transition Between Sentences
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Use Commas to Set Off the Words “yes” and “no”
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Use Commas to Set Off Tag Questions
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Use Commas to Indicate Direct Address
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Use Commas to Separate Single Words in a Series
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Formatting Titles of Works
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Lesson Test: Formatting Titles of Works
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Punctuation
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Sentences2 Topics|8 Quizzes
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Formal and Informal Language2 Topics|4 Quizzes
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Vocabulary Strategies and Use4 Topics|17 Quizzes
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Figurative and Descriptive Language7 Topics|37 Quizzes
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Question 1 of 20
1. Question
Which set of words can be used to signal a contrast?
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Question 2 of 20
2. Question
Use Signal Words to Compare and Contrast:
Jocelyn is writing a paper to compare the British government and the American government. She has already written about the elected officials in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom, but now she wants to include information about the elected officials in the House of Representatives of the United States. Which signal words could she use to indicate that she is comparing the two government organizations?CorrectIncorrect -
Question 3 of 20
3. Question
Use Signal Words to Compare and Contrast:
Jack is writing about the differences between the cities of Milwaukee and Miami. He has already written about the snowfall in Milwaukee, but now he wants to include information about Miami’s hot and humid weather. Which signal words could he use to indicate that he is contrasting the two cities?CorrectIncorrect -
Question 4 of 20
4. Question
Which set of words can be used to signal a comparison?
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Question 5 of 20
5. Question
Use Signal Words to Compare and Contrast:
Acoy is writing a paper contrasting Asia and Australia. He has already written that Australia is the smallest of the seven continents, but now he wants to include information about Asia being the largest continent. Which signal words could he use to indicate that he is contrasting the sizes of the two continents?CorrectIncorrect -
Question 6 of 20
6. Question
Use Signal Words to Compare and Contrast:
For his agricultural club, Levonn is preparing a presentation about ways to make soil healthy. He has already written about ways that flowers are beneficial for our soil, but now he wants to show that weeds can have similar benefits. Which signal words could he use to indicate that he is comparing flowers and weeds?CorrectIncorrect -
Question 7 of 20
7. Question
Which set of words can be used to signal a contrast?
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Question 8 of 20
8. Question
Use Signal Words to Compare and Contrast:
Lexie is sharing a presentation about the ways that soccer and gymnastics are similar. She has already written about how gymnastics requires balance and core strength, but now she wants to include evidence that balance and core strength are also needed for soccer. Which signal words could she use to indicate that she is comparing the two sports?CorrectIncorrect -
Question 9 of 20
9. Question
Use Signal Words to Compare and Contrast:
Aaron is writing about the differences between seeing a movie in the theater and seeing a movie at home. He has already written about the increasing costs of movies at a theater, but now he wants to include information about the low prices of movie streaming services for families at home. Which signal words could he use to indicate that he is contrasting the two formats?CorrectIncorrect -
Question 10 of 20
10. Question
Which set of words can be used to signal a comparison?
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Question 11 of 20
11. Question
Use Signal Words to Compare and Contrast:
Robert is writing a paper contrasting flying and driving for a vacation. He has already written that flying requires a strict time schedule, but now he wants to show that driving gives travelers the ability to stop and see different sights. Which signal words could he use to indicate that he is contrasting the two types of transportation?CorrectIncorrect -
Question 12 of 20
12. Question
Use Signal Words to Compare and Contrast:
Adriana is preparing a speech about the art classes available at her school. She has already written about the creative projects in the drama classes, but now she wants to write about ways that students use their creativity in chorus. Which signal words could she use to indicate that she is comparing drama and chorus?CorrectIncorrect -
Question 13 of 20
13. Question
Choose the Signal words to complete the passage:
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Choose the best signal words to complete the passage. People often debate whether a dog or a cat is a better pet, but these two animals actually have a lot in common. Cats like chasing things, such as a laser light or a ball of yarn; , dogs usually love to chase balls. Cats can shed their fur all over the house. , most dogs shed their fur as well. Lastly, dogs, cats, enjoy a cozy place to take an afternoon nap. Whether a person prefers a dog or a cat, both animals can make a great pet.
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Similarly, as a result , most important, Likewise, certainly, Like
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Question 14 of 20
14. Question
Choose the best signal words to complete the passage.
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Students moving from elementary school to middle school will experience several changes. Elementary students usually stay in one classroom for most of the day, middle school students change classes throughout their day. In elementary school, all students take the same arts classes. , middle school students have choices between different enrichment classes. Still, there are some similarities. Elementary school has some fun advantages, like class parties and more recess; , students in middle school also enjoy certain advantages, such as more freedom and variety. Middle school brings rewarding changes that new students will appreciate.
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Therefore , but , However, just , In the same way , Additionally
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Question 15 of 20
15. Question
Choose the best signal words to complete the passage.
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Sports drinks are commonly consumed by children who participate in athletics, they may not be the best option. Sports drinks contain a lot of sugar and calories. , water is a great choice for rehydrating after most exercise sessions.
sports drinks do tend to taste better than water, fruit-flavored water can be a healthy alternative.
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yet, In the same way, On the other hand , Similarly, While
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Question 16 of 20
16. Question
Choose the best signal words to complete the passage.
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Friends and family members are important to everyone’s emotional health. Friends can make you laugh when school is difficult. , family members can entertain you in any moment, even while eating at the dinner table or enduring long car rides. Friends can understand what it is like to be your age, older family members know what you will face in the future. Your life is better because of the people around you. , the world would be a lonely place.
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Suddenly, In the same way, Though , To demonstrate , Otherwise , Lost of all
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Question 17 of 20
17. Question
Choose the best signal words to complete the passage.
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Though there are differences between small towns and large cities, their residents are attracted to them for some of the same reasons. Small towns allow people to get to know their neighbors well because there are fewer people. , people in large cities can get to know others by getting involved in organizations and events their cities offer. A small town might attract people with its beautiful sights, such as historic buildings.
, city-dwellers are attracted to the beautiful sights of urban areas, such as skyscrapers. Small town residents feel safe knowing most of the people who live there. , large cities can feel safe because there are always people nearby. Whether a person lives in a small town or a big city, life can be enjoyable.
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As an example, In a Similarly fashion , Surprisingly, Similarly, Likewise, By all means
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Question 18 of 20
18. Question
Choose the best signal words to complete the passage.
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Glasses and contacts are necessary for people with poor vision, but which option is the best choice? Glasses are easy to put on; , it takes some practice to get used to putting in contacts. When considering comfort, glasses can be difficult to wear during exercise or hot weather. , contacts can usually stay in all day, no matter the weather. In regards to maintenance, contacts have to be cleaned regularly in a special solution, the lenses of glasses have to be wiped with a soft cloth to remove smudges and dust. Whether contacts or glasses are selected, seeing clearly is the best benefit.
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For Instance, However, Frequently, Conversely, Just as, as If
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Question 19 of 20
19. Question
Choose the best signal words to complete the passage.
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To most people, karate and tae kwon do seem very similar, but there are several differences. Karate was developed in Japan; , tae kwon do was developed in Korea. Tae kwon do has many complicated kicks to learn. , kicks in karate are more basic and focused on self-defense. Tae kwon do does not make use of the hands the way karate does. , tae kwon do uses the hands only as a backup way to fight. Once the details of each sport are studied, it is evident that karate and tae kwon do have very different styles.
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There is to say, However, like wise, on the other hand, rather, for example
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Question 20 of 20
20. Question
Choose the best signal words to complete the passage.
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Textbooks have been used by students for decades, but can electronic tablets take their place? There are several factors for schools to consider. Textbooks are expensive for schools to purchase; , buying and maintaining tablets can be costly. Textbooks are easily torn up by students and need frequent replacing. , tablets are easy to break. One major benefit of tablets is that a single lightweight tablet can hold the contents of hundreds of textbooks. , a stack of textbooks can be extremely heavy. School officials must carefully weigh these considerations when deciding between textbooks and tablets.
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Specially, Likewise, Similarly , In Contrast , In summary, Furthermore
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