S2 U11 Newspaper Article Test
What five questions do newspaper articles normally answer?
Click on the phrase that tells where the event in the news article happened.
What do commas in a sentence do?
What do the commas do in this sentence?
Click on the sentence that uses commas correctly.
Click on the sentence that uses commas correctly.
Click on the sentence that uses commas correctly.
Click on the word in the sentence with /w/ sound.
Click on the word in the sentence with the /w/ sound.
Click on the word in the sentence with the /w/ sound.
Click on the word that makes a new word with this prefix.
Click on the word that makes a new word with this prefix.
Click on the word that makes a new word with this prefix.
Click on the word that makes a compound word when added to this word.
Click on the word that makes a compound word when added to this word.
Click on the word that makes a compound word when added to this word.
Click on the word that makes a new word with this suffix.
Click on the word that makes a new word with this suffix.
Click on the word that makes a new word with this suffix.
Find prefix in this word.
Click on the word that correctly complete this compound word.
Click on the word that correctly complete this compound word.
Find prefix in this word.
Find prefix in this word.
Find suffix in this word.
Find suffix in this word.
Which question could you ask to find out the name of an important person in a news story?
Which question could you ask to find out the location of a news story?
What question could you write to find out the time a news story happened?
What question could you write to find out how a specific event in a news story happened?