2nd Grade: Mr. Putter & Tabby Pour The Tea Book! Trivia Quiz
Below is a 2nd grade: Mr. Putter & Tabby pour the tea book trivia quiz. The book is a perfect way to teach grammar and in the quiz below you will get to test put just how much you have learnt from it, how about you give it a shot and see how much the book has helped improve your grammar. All the best as you tackle it and keep practicing!.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Which one would be the best detail to go with this topic sentence? 'Emily is my best friend.'
- A.
I have known Emily since I was little.
- B.
My mom likes pizza.
- C.
Emily also likes her mom.``
Correct Answer
A. I have known Emily since I was little.Explanation
The best detail to go with the topic sentence "Emily is my best friend" is "I have known Emily since I was little." This detail provides information about the long-standing friendship between the speaker and Emily, emphasizing the depth and duration of their relationship.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which would be a supporting detail to go with this topic sentence? 'I like chicken!'
- A.
Do you like apples?
- B.
I think chicken tastes the best when it has bardeque sauce on it.
- C.
My friend likes going to he mall.
Correct Answer
B. I think chicken tastes the best when it has bardeque sauce on it.Explanation
The given topic sentence is "I like chicken!" The supporting detail that goes with this topic sentence is "I think chicken tastes the best when it has bardeque sauce on it." This detail supports the topic sentence by providing a specific preference and opinion about how the chicken tastes best when paired with bardeque sauce.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Which sentence is a command?
- A.
Go to school.
- B.
Do you like ice cream cake?
- C.
That was so fun!
Correct Answer
A. Go to school.Explanation
The sentence "Go to school" is a command because it is giving a direct instruction or order to someone to perform an action.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Without a___________ you would not have a story because it is the beginning, middle, and end of a story.
- A.
A list
- B.
Topic sentence
- C.
Plot
Correct Answer
C. PlotExplanation
The plot is the sequence of events that make up a story, including the beginning, middle, and end. It is the structure that holds the story together and gives it meaning. Without a plot, there would be no story as there would be no progression or resolution of events. The plot provides the framework for the characters, conflicts, and resolutions that make up a narrative.Rate this question:
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- 5.
A companion can be_________
- A.
Your brother
- B.
Your friend
- C.
Your mom
- D.
All of the above
Correct Answer
D. All of the aboveExplanation
A companion can be your brother, your friend, or your mom. This means that companionship can be found in various relationships, including familial and friendship bonds. The term "companion" implies someone who provides support, company, and friendship, regardless of their specific role or relationship to you. Therefore, all of the options mentioned - brother, friend, and mom - can be considered as potential companions.Rate this question:
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- 6.
What sound is in the middle of the word _not_?
- A.
/o/
- B.
/n/
- C.
/t/
Correct Answer
A. /o/Explanation
The sound /o/ is in the middle of the word "not."Rate this question:
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- 7.
Which ending can you add to the word enjoy to make it past tense?
- A.
-es
- B.
-ing
- C.
-ed
Correct Answer
C. -edExplanation
To make the word "enjoy" past tense, the ending "-ed" is added. This is a common rule in English grammar for forming regular past tense verbs. By adding "-ed" to "enjoy," it becomes "enjoyed," indicating that the action of enjoying has already happened in the past.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What does the vocabulary word 'thinning' mean?
- A.
Making fat
- B.
Becoming thin
- C.
Eating
Correct Answer
B. Becoming thinExplanation
The vocabulary word 'thinning' means the process of becoming thin. It refers to the act or result of losing weight or reducing in size.Rate this question:
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- 9.
A personal narrative is _______
- A.
A true story
- B.
Made up
- C.
Always has animals involved
Correct Answer
A. A true storyExplanation
A personal narrative is a true story that is based on real-life experiences and events. It is a recounting of personal experiences and usually includes details, emotions, and reflections from the narrator's perspective. Personal narratives aim to provide a firsthand account of events and engage the reader by sharing personal insights and connections to the story. They differ from fictional narratives, which are made up or imaginary. Animals being involved is not a defining characteristic of a personal narrative.Rate this question:
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- 10.
What was Mr. Putter's problem in the beginning of the story?
- A.
He couldn't find any cats at the pet store
- B.
He needed to buy a house
- C.
He wanted company
Correct Answer
C. He wanted companyExplanation
Mr. Putter's problem in the beginning of the story was that he wanted company. This suggests that he was feeling lonely or in need of someone to spend time with.Rate this question:
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- 11.
A paragraph is made up of how many sentences?
- A.
1
- B.
28
- C.
5 or more
Correct Answer
C. 5 or moreExplanation
A paragraph is made up of 5 or more sentences. A paragraph is a group of related sentences that revolve around a central idea or topic. It provides a complete thought or argument and is typically composed of multiple sentences to support and develop the main idea. While it is possible for a paragraph to consist of only one sentence, it is more common for paragraphs to contain several sentences in order to provide sufficient information and coherence.Rate this question:
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- 12.
How would I spell the word get if I added -ing to the end?
- A.
Geted
- B.
Geting
- C.
Getting
Correct Answer
C. GettingExplanation
When adding -ing to the word "get," the correct spelling is "getting." The base form of the verb "get" is used, and the -ing suffix is added to indicate the present participle form of the verb. This form is used to describe an ongoing action or a continuous state. Therefore, "getting" is the correct spelling in this case.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Which sentence is the correct form of an explanation?
- A.
You did so well
- B.
You did so well!
- C.
You did so well!
Correct Answer
C. You did so well!Explanation
The correct sentence is "You did so well!" because it is a complete sentence that expresses praise or admiration for someone's performance. The exclamation mark adds emphasis to the statement, indicating a strong positive emotion. The other two options are incomplete sentences as they lack punctuation and do not convey a clear meaning.Rate this question:
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- 14.
If I blend these sounds together, what word would I get? /h/ /u/ /t/
- A.
Hat
- B.
Hutt
- C.
Hut
Correct Answer
C. HutExplanation
By blending the sounds /h/, /u/, and /t/ together, we get the word "hut".Rate this question:
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