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Which sentence uses the underlined word as a
preposition?
A.
Chelsea woke up during the night and felt chilly.
B.
Grace wanted to go to the movies with her
friends.
C.
James figured out how to do the math problem.
D.
Kyle said he would do his homework when he
got around to it.
Master ID: 4954085 Revision: 1
Correct: A
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Test
(Teacher Edition) Assessment ID:
dna.130153
ib.3410466
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One Day at a Time
Here is the first draft of Jamie's essay. It may contain errors.
(1) Elizabeth stared at the front of the school as she sat quietly in her wheelchair. (2) She remembered
what her mom told her before they left the house that morning. (3) "One day at a time, Elizabeth." (4) She heard
what her mom said, but didn't really listen because she was too nervous for her first day back. (5) Elizabeth hadn't
seen any of her friends, besides Savannah, since the accident. (6) Savannah visited her everyday, even when
Elizabeth was in the hospital's intensive care unit. (7) She was always a great friend. (8) Elizabeth's world had
changed so much. (9) Mrs. McCarthy, Elizabeth's teacher, called her at home a few days before her first day back
to help her feel welcomed.
(10) Nervously, Elizabeth went up the ramp which led to the front entrance of the building. (11) She never
even used the handicap ramp before; instead, she always used the steps. (12) Michael held the double doors
open for her. (13) Michael said he missed her while she was away. (14) Shyly, she told him she missed him too.
(15) As she went through the main hallway, students rushed by her, trying to get to their class. (16) Some of them
passed by without saying anything, others said a quiet hello, while a few students just stared. (17) Elizabeth was
used to all the staring. (18) It still hurt her to know they stared because she was different.
(19) Mrs. McCarthy held the classroom door open for Elizabeth to go inside. (20) Room 7 looked exactly
the same, except the bulletin boards were decorated for Valentine's Day instead of Thanksgiving. (21) She was
happy to see that Mrs. McCarthy put her desk next to Savannah's. (22) The late bell rang and everyone sat quietly
at their desks as Mrs. McCarthy started teaching.
(23) At 10:45, Mrs. McCarthy dismissed the class for morning recess. (24) Elizabeth felt the day went really
well so far. (25) Elizabeth was worried about her first recess. (26) Savannah and Michael waited for her before
they went outside. (27) The three of them quickly went to the lunch tables so they could play a card game. (28)
Elizabeth didn't remember the last time she played a game of "Go Fish" with her friends. (29) Her friends didn't
even go easy on her, but she was really grateful for that. (30) She liked the fact that things seemed like normal.
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Test
(Teacher Edition) Assessment ID:
dna.130153
ib.3410466
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Read the following sentence from the passage.
She remembered what her mom told her before
they left the house that morning.
Which part of the sentence is a prepositional
phrase?
A.
She remembered
B.
what her mom told her
C.
before they left the house
D.
that morning
Master ID: 3245156 Revision: 1
Correct: C
Rationale:
A.
Student(s) may not have recognized that
"She" is a pronoun used for the subject and
"remembered" is a verb showing the action
in this sentence.
B.
Student(s) may not have recognized that
"what" is used as relative pronoun to relate
to what she remembered to what her mom
told her.
C.
Correct answer
D.
Student(s) may not have recognized that the
phrase "that morning" is being used to
describe which morning the action took
place in the sentence.
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Test
(Teacher Edition) Assessment ID:
dna.130153
ib.3410466
Directions: Read the passage below and answer the question(s) that follow.
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My First Piano Recital
The following is a rough draft of Terry's essay. It may contain errors.
I sat with my hand in my pocket rubbing my tiny glass unicorn. When I heard my piano teacher call my
name, my stomach did a flip. I tried to concentrate on keeping my knees from shaking as I walked across the
stage to sit at the piano bench. It was a relief to sink down onto the bench knowing I'd at least avoided falling flat
on my face across the stage. However, looking down at the piano keys made me nervous all over again.
My hands were damp with sweat and felt like slippery wet fish. My mind went blank as if I'd never practiced
the music I was supposed to now perform. With a quick glance, I checked for an escape route. The auditorium
was full of people and the lights at the edge of the stage made it difficult to see to the back of the room. However,
there was a door at the far side of the stage which held the promise of escape. An exit plan flashed through my
mind. I could run out the door and hide in the garden or even under a blanket in the back of my parents' van.
Then I realized Mrs. Hayden was finishing her introduction to the audience. "Terry, you may begin playing
'The Happy Wanderer' whenever you are ready."
"Would next week be alright?" I asked. The sound of laughter from the audience helped me suddenly relax.
The tune came flooding back to me and my hands flew over the keys without my even thinking. It sounded like it
had during my many hours of practice. As I finished, I was flooded with relief. I hopped up off the bench and made
a quick bow. I felt like I floated back to my seat, I was so happy to be done. Now I know I can do hard things. I'm
glad I didn't use my exit plan after all.
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ib.3410466
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Read the following sentence from the passage.
I could run out the door and hide in the garden
or even under a blanket in the back of my
parents' van.
Which of the following parts of the sentence is
not
a prepositional phrase?
A.
I could run
B.
out the door
C.
in the garden
D.
under a blanket
Master ID: 3245154 Revision: 1
Correct: A
Rationale:
A.
Correct answer
B.
Student(s) may not have recognized that
"out" is a preposition relating the door to the
direction the author could run.
C.
Student(s) may not have recognized that "in"
is a preposition relating the garden to a
place the author could hide.
D.
Student(s) may not have recognized that
"under" is a preposition relating the blanket
to a place the author could hide.
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Test
(Teacher Edition) Assessment ID:
dna.130153
ib.3410466
Directions: Read the passage below and answer the question(s) that follow.
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The Wooden Elephant
Here is the first draft of Kasey's essay. It may contain errors.
(1) In a small village in the southern part of Africa, two brothers played outside underneath the sun. (2) It
had been raining for days. (3) There were puddles of water everywhere. (4) Buru, the older brother, usually helped
his father farm the land from sun up to sun down. (5) That particular morning, however, his father let him run
around outside with his younger brother, Chiumbo.
(6) The two brothers ran through the village to get to the nearby trees to play a game of hide–and–seek. (7)
Normally, the boys would stop to look at beautiful birds, but this time they rushed to play their game. (8) Chiumbo
loved to hide behind fallen trees. (9) It was very easy for him to hide, because he was quite small. (10) In fact,
Chiumbo got his name because he was very little when he was born. (11) Buru enjoyed trying to find his brother,
because Chiumbo was able to hide in such good places.
(12) Chiumbo looked for a place to hide. (13) He found something strange peeking through the dirt. (14) He
yelled for his older brother to come see what treasure he found. (15) When Buru found his brother, he looked in
the dirt to see what it was. (16) There, hidden in the earth, was a toy wooden elephant. (17) It was the color of a
purple orchid, a beautiful flower grown in Africa.
(18) They ran back to their home to tell their mother. (19) She was preparing for supper when they came
bursting through the door to their wood–framed house. (20) The young boys showed their mother the elephant.
(21) It was the wooden toy her husband had carved for her when they first met. (22) Chiumbo asked how it ended
up in the nearby trees. (23) Their mother told them how she had always kept it in her dress pocket. (24) One day,
when she went to bring her husband some water while he was farming, she checked on Buru and Chiumbo while
they played by the trees. (25) The elephant must have fallen out of her pocket then.
(26) It was Buru's turn to hide, even though it was pretty easy for Chiumbo to find him, because he was not
small at all. (27) The two boys laughed and played until it was time for Buru to go out into the fields with their
father.
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4
Read the following sentence from the passage.
He found something strange peeking through
the dirt.
Which part of the sentence is a prepositional
phrase?
A.
He found
B.
something strange
C.
peeking
D.
through the dirt
Master ID: 3245152 Revision: 1
Correct: D
Rationale:
A.
Student(s) may not have recognized that
"He" is the subject and "found" is the verb
showing the action in the sentence.
B.
Student(s) may not have recognized that
"something" is the object of the sentence
and "strange" is an adjective describing the
object.
C.
Student(s) may not have recognized that
"peeking" is a verb telling what the object is
doing.
D.
Correct answer
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Test
(Teacher Edition) Assessment ID:
dna.130153
ib.3410466
Directions: Read the passage below and answer the question(s) that follow.
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Which part of the sentence below is a
prepositional phrase?
Our team is playing basketball at the junior high
courts this afternoon.
A.
Our team
B.
is playing
C.
at the junior high courts
D.
this afternoon
Master ID: 3245100 Revision: 1
Correct: C
Rationale:
A.
Student(s) may not have understood that
"Our team" is the subject of the sentence.
B.
Student(s) may not have recognized that the
phrase "is playing" contains the verb and
shows the action in the sentence.
C.
Correct answer
D.
Student(s) may not have recognized that the
phrase "this afternoon" is being used to
describe which afternoon the action will take
place in the sentence.
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
6
Which part of the following sentence is not
a
prepositional phrase?
After science class, I put my books in my desk
and go to lunch.
A.
After science class
B.
I put my books
C.
in my desk
D.
to lunch
Master ID: 3245092 Revision: 1
Correct: B
Rationale:
A.
Student(s) may not have understood that
"After science class" is a prepositional
phrase telling when the action took place.
B.
Correct answer
C.
Student(s) may not have recognized that "in"
is a preposition relating the books to the
place the author put them.
D.
Student(s) may not have recognized that "to
lunch" is a prepositional phrase telling where
the author will go after science class.
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Test
(Teacher Edition) Assessment ID:
dna.130153
ib.3410466
Directions: Answer the following question(s).
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Which part of the sentence below is a
prepositional phrase?
Paula searched the living room and found the
lost game piece between two couch cushions.
A.
Paula searched
B.
the living room
C.
the lost game piece
D.
between two couch cushions
Master ID: 3244995 Revision: 1
Correct: D
Rationale:
A.
Student(s) may not have understood that
"Paula" is the subject of the sentence and
"searched" is the verb.
B.
Student(s) may not have understood that
"the living room" is the object of the
sentence.
C.
Student(s) may not have recognized that
"the lost game piece" is the object of second
verb "found" in the compound sentence.
D.
Correct answer
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
8
Which part of the sentence below is not
a
prepositional phrase?
During the summer, our family likes to go to the
park across the street from the lake.
A.
During the summer
B.
our family
C.
to the park
D.
across the street
Master ID: 3245106 Revision: 1
Correct: B
Rationale:
A.
Student(s) may not have understood that the
word "During" is a preposition and the noun
"summer" is the object of the prepositional
phrase.
B.
Correct answer
C.
Student(s) may not have recognized that the
word "to" is a preposition and the noun
"park" is the object of the prepositional
phrase.
D.
Student(s) may not have recognized that the
word "across" is a preposition and the noun
"street" is the object of the prepositional
phrase.
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Test
(Teacher Edition) Assessment ID:
dna.130153
ib.3410466
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9
Read the sentence.
Yesterday our class had a great time at the
museum learning about dinosaurs.
Which part of the sentence is a prepositional
phrase?
A.
our class
B.
had a great time
C.
at the museum
D.
learning about dinosaurs
Master ID: 3242727 Revision: 1
Correct: C
Rationale:
A.
Student(s) may have thought the subject of
the sentence was a prepositional phrase.
B.
Student(s) may have thought the word "had"
was preposition.
C.
Correct answer
D.
Student(s) may have thought "learning" was
being used as a preposition. Student(s) may
not have realized that "learning" is not a
prepostion, and therefore cannot create a
prepositional phrase.
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
10
Read the following paragraph.
Jim needed new cleats for his soccer
tournament on the weekend. Jim went to
his favorite sports store and asked the
store clerk if they had the soccer cleats
he was looking for. The store clerk said
that the soccer cleats were out of stock.
What is the function of the underlined
prepositional phrase?
A.
to show that Jim bought the last pair of soccer
cleats
B.
to show that the store no longer had the soccer
cleats he wanted
C.
to show that Jim bought a different pair of soccer
cleats
D.
to show that Jim needs to go to a different
sports store
Master ID: 3228639 Revision: 1
Correct: B
Rationale:
A.
Student(s) may not have known the
meaning of "out of stock" and may have
thought Jim bought the last pair in the store.
B.
Correct answer
C.
Student(s) may have thought since the
soccer cleats Jim wanted were out of stock
he bought a different pair, although it does
not state that in the stimulus.
D.
Student(s) may have thought because the
store did not have the soccer cleats he
wanted he needs to go to a different store,
although it does not state that in the
stimulus.
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
11
Click the prepositional phrase in the sentence
below.
Web Only Interaction
Master ID: 3239063 Revision: 1
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
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What is a prepositional phrase?
A.
A combination of two clauses into a single
sentence.
B.
A tense showing when a verb took place.
C.
A description of the movement or position of a
noun.
D.
A statement that expresses an emotion.
Master ID: 3228648 Revision: 1
Correct: C
Rationale:
A.
Student(s) may have confused the functions
of conjunctions and prepositional phrases.
B.
Student(s) may have confused the functions
of a verb tense and a prepositional phrase.
C.
Correct answer
D.
Student(s) may have thought a prepositional
phrase helps express an emotion.
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Test
(Teacher Edition) Assessment ID:
dna.130153
ib.3410466
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The Truth about George Washington
George Washington was very famous. He was a general in the Revolutionary War. Then he served as the
first President of the United States, but he is also remembered for many other reasons.
Many myths were told about George Washington. People believed these myths even though they were
untrue. People actually thought he had false teeth that were made from wood. Many still tell of the time he
chopped down a cherry tree. Others believe he actually threw a silver dollar across the Potomac River. He was
definitely a famous man, but these stories were nothing more than myths.
Wooden Teeth?
George Washington lost his teeth when he was very young. He had two sets of false teeth. They were not
made from wood. They were carved from hippopotamus ivory and even gold. The most interesting thing about his
false teeth was how they were wired. The lower and upper parts of these teeth were connected by springs. They
pushed the two parts into the upper and lower ridges of his mouth to hold them in place. The springs made his
mouth want to pop open. He had to bite down all the time to keep his mouth shut. Maybe that is why he always
looked so serious.
A Chopped Cherry Tree?
According to another myth, George Washington was given a hatchet when he was only six years old. He
used it to cut down everything he saw. One day, he chopped down a beautiful cherry tree. When his father asked
him who cut the tree down, he answered, "I cannot tell a lie. I cut it with my hatchet." This story was made up by a
biographer, Mason Weems, who wanted to describe George Washington as an honest man.
A Flying Dollar?
George Washington never threw a silver dollar across the Potomac River. The river is a mile wide, and
there were no silver dollars during this time. It is unlikely that anyone could throw that far. Perhaps this story was
told to make people think he was very strong. Many still wonder how he did it.
George Washington did not need these legends to be remembered. After all, he helped the Colonists win
the war against England and was the first President of the United States. That is why he is the most famous
person in history.
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Read the following sentence from the passage.
George Washington never threw a silver dollar
across the Potomac River.
Which part of the sentence is a prepositional
phrase?
A.
George Washington never
B.
never threw
C.
a silver dollar
D.
across the Potomac River
Master ID: 3245150 Revision: 1
Correct: D
Rationale:
A.
Student(s) may not have recognized that
"George Washington" is the subject of the
sentence and "never" is an adverb.
B.
Student(s) may not have recognized that
"never" is an adverb describing the verb
"threw."
C.
Student(s) may not have recognized that the
phrase "a sliver dollar" is the object of the
sentence.
D.
Correct answer
Rubric: 1 Point(s)
Standards:
ELAGSE5L1a
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Test
(Teacher Edition) Assessment ID:
dna.130153
ib.3410466
Directions: Read the passage below and answer the question(s) that follow.
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