Past, Present, Future (Rockets)
6 Questions
| Total Attempts: 244
A quiz using past, present, and future tense sentences and vocabulary from the practicum lessons involving rockets and rocketry.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Which is the correct sentence using the past tense form of the verb glue?- A.
I am gluing the fins to the rocket.
- B.
I glued the nose cone to the rocket.
- C.
I will glue the fins to the rocket tomorrow.
- D.
I am going to glued the nose cone to the rocket yesterday.
- 2.
Which is the correct sentence using the future tense form of the verb sand?
- A.
I will sand the rocket fins tomorrow.
- B.
I have sanded the rocket fins tomorrow.
- C.
I will sanded the rocket fins yesterday.
- D.
The sanding fins are glued to the rocket today.
- 3.
Which is the correct sentence using the present tense form of the verb launch?
- A.
The rocket launched at 2:00 yesterday.
- B.
Launching the rocket was fun!
- C.
We will launch the rocket on Monday.
- D.
I am launching the rocket now.
- 4.
Type the word or words that complete this present tense sentence:Anel, Martin, and Misael ________________ rockets.
- 5.
Past, present, or future tense? Anel finished her rocket!
- A.
Future
- B.
Present
- C.
Past
- 6.
Complete the sentence.Misael and Martin ____________________________________ their rockets soon.
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