English Language Arts 6 (Grade 6) Midterm — Quick Check, Units 4–6
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Free printable English Language Arts 6 midterm (Grade 6): 10 multiple-choice questions covering Grammar & Usage, Writing Process & Structure, Figurative Language & Poetry. Answer key included — customize it in the Midterm Maker.
English Language Arts 6 (Grade 6) Midterm — Quick Check, Units 4–6
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Directions: Read each question carefully and choose the best answer.
Covers: Grammar & Usage · Writing Process & Structure · Figurative Language & Poetry
Part 1: Multiple Choice
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Which sentence uses pronouns correctly?
- A. Mom drove him and I to the park.
- B. Mom drove Sam and I to the park.
- C. Mom drove Sam and myself to the park.
- D. Mom drove Sam and me to the park.
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Which word correctly completes the sentence? "___ going to the museum tomorrow."
- A. Theyre
- B. There
- C. They're
- D. Their
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Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?
- A. We visited the Grand Canyon in Arizona last July.
- B. we visited the Grand Canyon in Arizona Last July.
- C. We visited the grand canyon in Arizona last July.
- D. We visited the Grand Canyon in arizona last july.
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During which step of the writing process does a writer improve ideas, organization, and word choice?
- A. Prewriting
- B. Revising
- C. Editing
- D. Publishing
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Which transition best shows the order of events?
- A. However,
- B. For example,
- C. In contrast,
- D. Next,
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What does it mean to paraphrase a source?
- A. To disagree with its main idea
- B. To list only its title
- C. To restate its ideas in your own words and give credit
- D. To copy its exact words without quotation marks
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Read the sentence: "I've told you a million times to clean your room!" What type of figurative language is this?
- A. Hyperbole
- B. Onomatopoeia
- C. Simile
- D. Personification
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Which word is an example of onomatopoeia?
- A. Quickly
- B. Golden
- C. Gentle
- D. Sizzle
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Read the sentence: "Silly Sam sang six songs." What poetic device is used?
- A. Metaphor
- B. Hyperbole
- C. Alliteration
- D. Rhyme
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Read the sentence: "The wind whispered secrets to the trees." What type of figurative language is this?
- A. Hyperbole
- B. Alliteration
- C. Simile
- D. Personification
Answer Key — English Language Arts 6 (Grade 6) Midterm — Quick Check, Units 4–6
- D — Mom drove Sam and me to the park. "Me" is correct because it is an object of the verb drove.
- C — They're "They're" is the contraction for "they are."
- A — We visited the Grand Canyon in Arizona last July. Proper nouns, months, and the first word of a sentence are capitalized.
- B — Revising Revising changes content; editing fixes spelling and grammar.
- D — Next, "Next" signals what happened in sequence.
- C — To restate its ideas in your own words and give credit Paraphrasing still requires credit to the original author.
- A — Hyperbole Hyperbole is extreme exaggeration for effect.
- D — Sizzle Sizzle sounds like the noise it names.
- C — Alliteration Alliteration repeats beginning consonant sounds.
- D — Personification The wind is given a human action, whispering.