2nd Grade Theme 2 Skills Test-writing Skills

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    Read each group of underlined words and answers.  Then pick the answer that makes the underlined words into a complete sentence (pages 70-71). 3.  Then he

    • Drew a picture of a bird.
    • And a little bird.
    • A big red bird.
    • The one from down the street.
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The quiz below is derived from Theme 2 Skills Reading Test- 2nd Grade part N from page 70 to 71. The quiz is designed to test how your text writing skills have improved since you started attending the class. Give it a try to see which areas are problematic and should be polished in the next class.

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  • 2. 

    Read each group of underlined words and answers.  Then pick the answer that makes the underlined words into a complete sentence (pages 70-71). 5.  The book

    • And all the pictures.

    • Helped Jamal think about his trip.

    • A big plastic bag for all his things.

    • Dates and places.

    Correct Answer
    A. Helped Jamal think about his trip.
    Explanation
    The underlined words "The book and all the pictures" need to be made into a complete sentence. The answer choice "helped Jamal think about his trip" is the only one that forms a complete sentence.

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  • 3. 

    Read each group of underlined words and answers.  Then pick the answer that makes the underlined words into a complete sentence (pages 70-71). 1.  Our friend Jamal

    • And his grandmother and sister.

    • My very best friend.

    • On Sunday morning.

    • Made a nature notebook.

    Correct Answer
    A. Made a nature notebook.
    Explanation
    The underlined words "made a nature notebook" form a complete sentence. The sentence states that Jamal made a nature notebook.

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  • 4. 

    Read each group of underlined words and answers.  Then pick the answer that makes the underlined words into a complete sentence (pages 70-71). 2.  glued a twig onto the front.

    • Tied paper together

    • This young camper

    • Punched holes in the paper

    • Held it together

    Correct Answer
    A. This young camper
    Explanation
    The underlined words "glued a twig onto the front" indicate an action that the young camper performed. The other options do not provide a verb or action that completes the sentence. Therefore, the correct answer is "This young camper."

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  • 5. 

    Read each group of underlined words and answers.  Then pick the answer that makes the underlined words into a complete sentence (pages 70-71). 4.  glued stones, shells, and seeds onto the pages.

    • Added flowers

    • Looked for things

    • My friend

    • Took notes

    Correct Answer
    A. My friend
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "My friend" because it completes the sentence by providing the subject of the action. The sentence is talking about someone who glued stones, shells, and seeds onto the pages, and the answer choice "My friend" indicates that it was the speaker's friend who did this action.

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