Mice In The Classroom

20 Question Quiz

2008-12-07T14:10:00.000-08:00

Welcome to Mice In The Classroom! This blog offers examples of curriculum for students K-12 who use English as a second language (ESL) and English as a first language (EFL). Lessons are primarily prepared for Intermediate Level learners and are used as part of one-on-one tutoring and small group sessions. The quiz below is only one example of reading exercises and comprehension questions for both ESL/EFL students. If you wish to shedule tutoring sessions or if you have lesson plan ideas to share, please contact me by leaving your email address and a brief message in the "comments" area at the bottom of this posting. Learning is a wonderful experience and with the internet, the process is only a "mice" click away.

Now, let's have some fun with today's exercise:

20 Questions Quiz

Write T if the sonetence is true and F if it is false:

1. Puerto Rico is one of the 50 states in the USA.
2. West Virginia is among the top 3 coal producers in the USA.
3. The prefix "liber" means not free.
4. Boston is the largest city in the New England states.
5. The USA shares a border with 3 other countries.
6. Alabama is closer to Cuba than Tennessee is.
7. Oregon is closer to Texas than it is to Utah.
8. Alaska‘s state flag has stars shaped like the Big Dipper.
9. The prefix "micro" means large.
10. Hawaii is the southern most state in the USA.
11. Maine is the most northern state in the USA.
12. The prefix "mono" means two.
13. Boise is the capital city of Nebraska.
14. The logo for the Greyhound Bus Company is a dog.
15. The equator is a real line that runs around the globe.
16. San Francisco is one city where one dollar bills are printed.
17. The one dollar bill is made of 100% cotton.
18. A teamster is a person who makes things from wood for a living.
19. The one dollar bill does not show the year it was printed.
20. Antarctica is closer to Australia than it is to Japan.

English has always been one of my favorite school subjects. How many did you get right? Find the answers in "comments". While you are there, leave a message with your email address if you would like for me to contact you about tutoring services for you or your family. And enjoy the wonders of learning!

Visit my ezine: http://www.conshoereview.blogspot.com/
music blog: http://www.mmant.blogspot.com/
and eclectic blog: http://www.lipterrain.blogspot.com/
Copyright 2008 by Maurice Oliver. All Rights Reserved.

Alphabetical Order Quiz

2008-12-03T16:34:00.000-08:00

Welcome to Mice In The Classroom! This blog offers examples of curriculum for students K-12 who use English as a second language (ESL) and English as a first language (EFL). Lessons are primarily prepared for Intermediate Level learners and are used as part of one-on-one tutoring and small group sessions. The quiz below is only one example of reading exercises and comprehension questions for both ESL/EFL students. If you wish to shedule tutoring sessions or if you have lesson plan ideas to share, please contact me by leaving your email address and a brief message in the "comments" area at the bottom of this posting. Learning is a wonderful experience and with the internet, the process is only a "mice" click away.

Now, let's have some fun with today's exercise:

Alphabetical Order Quiz

Alphabetical order is the order of the letters in the alphabet. The alphabet is:
A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P-Q-R-S-T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z

Put the following U.S. States in alphabetical order:

California - Maine - Colorado - Wisconsin - Utah - Hawaii -
Arizona - Montana - Alabama - Texas - Ohio - Tennessee -
Michigan - Florida - Nevada - Oregon

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English has always been one of my favorite school subjects. How many did you get right? Find the answers in "comments". While you are there, leave a message with your email address if you would like for me to contact you about tutoring services for you or your family. And enjoy the wonders of learning!

Visit my ezine: http://www.conshoereview.blogspot.com/
music blog: http://www.mmant.blogspot.com/
and eclectic blog: http://www.lipterrain.blogspot.com/
Copyright 2008 by Maurice Oliver. All Rights Reserved.

Quiz With Multiple Nouns

2008-11-25T14:47:00.000-08:00

Welcome to Mice In The Classroom! This blog offers examples of curriculum for students K-12 who use English as a second language (ESL) and English as a first language (EFL). Lessons are primarily prepared for Intermediate Level learners and are used as part of one-on-one tutoring and small group sessions. The quiz below is only one example of reading exercises and comprehension questions for both ESL/EFL students. If you wish to shedule tutoring sessions or if you have lesson plan ideas to share, please contact me by leaving your email address and a brief message in the "comments" area at the bottom of this posting. Learning is a wonderful experience and with the internet, the process is only a "mice" click away.

Now, let's have some fun with today's exercise:

Quiz With Multiple Nouns

Note: A noun is any word that is a person, place thing, state
or quality of being. Read the following sentences then circle
the noun or nouns.

Example: My house sits near the sea. house - sea

1. A fire alarm went off in the classroom.
2. Bill put the ball through the hoop.
3. Chicago is a large city in Illinois.
4. Vietnam is a country that always has warm weather.
5. The fireman came down the ladder with a dog.
6. A circus is coming to town next Monday.
7. Egypt is located on the continent of Africa.
8. Smoking cigarettes can cause lung cancer.
9. Where is the restroom?
10. The train will leave the station at midnight.
11. We had a nice meal at that restaurant.
12. Mushrooms grow in the forest.
13. There was only classical music at the concert.
14. I think this sentence is too long.
15. There is a strange car parked in our driveway.
16. The airport is not very far from Portland.
17. I have a dog and two cats.
18. The sandwich had lettuce and tomatoes in it.
19. There is a large tree growing outside my window.
20. I go to church every Sunday.

English has always been one of my favorite school subjects. How many did you get right? Find the answers in "comments". While you are there, leave a message with your email address if you would like for me to contact you about tutoring services for you or your family. And enjoy the wonders of learning!

Visit my ezine: http://www.conshoereview.blogspot.com/
music blog: http://www.mmant.blogspot.com/
and eclectic blog: http://www.lipterrain.blogspot.com/
Copyright 2008 by Maurice Oliver. All Rights Reserved.

Suffix Quiz

2008-11-18T00:14:00.000-08:00

Welcome to Mice In The Classroom! This blog offers examples of curriculum for students K-12 who use English as a second language (ESL) and English as a first language (EFL). Lessons are primarily prepared for Intermediate Level learners and are used as part of one-on-one tutoring and small group sessions. The quiz below is only one example of reading exercises and comprehension questions for both ESL/EFL students. If you wish to shedule tutoring sessions or if you have lesson plan ideas to share, please contact me by leaving your email address and a brief message in the "comments" area at the bottom of this posting. Learning is a wonderful experience and with the internet, the process is only a "mice" click away.

Now, let's have some fun with today's exercise:

Suffix Quiz

A suffix is a group of letters added to the end of a word to change how the word is used as a part of speech. Read the following sentences then add the correct suffix for the word in bold print and write it at the end of the sentence.

Example: This train runs much fast in the morning. (est, er) faster

1. Jack is going bowl after school. (ed, ing)
2. Be care when you handle a cactus. (ing, ful)
3. The horse is chew the hay. (ing, able)
4. The fresh baked bread smell throughout the house. (ing, ed)
5. Texas is the second large state in the USA. (er, est)
6. Last night we listen to classical music. (ed, ing)
7. The sun shinned bright for two hours. (ed, ly)
8. The little girl is cry because her doll is missing. (ing, ed)
9. All of us could hear the clock tick? (ed, ing)
10. Tom lives in the big house on his street. (er, est)
11. His wife wore a beauty dress. (est, ful)
12. I paint the shutters all by myself. (ing, ed)
13. Sally is sing in the Christmas concert. (ing, ed)
14. Both the boys quick got ready for school. (er, ly)
15. It was the tiny horse I‘d ever seen. (est, ful)

English has always been one of my favorite school subjects. How many did you get right? Find the answers in "comments". While you are there, leave a message with your email address if you would like for me to contact you about tutoring services for you or your family. And enjoy the wonders of learning!

Visit my ezine: http://www.conshoereview.blogspot.com/
music blog: http://www.mmant.blogspot.com/
and eclectic blog: http://www.lipterrain.blogspot.com/
Copyright 2008 by Maurice Oliver. All Rights Reserved.