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Can your students find the simple and complete subject and predicate in a sentence? Can they distinguish a simple sentence from a compound sentence? Find out how competent your students are by giving them access to this Google Form! It is composed of ten questions that require not more than 30 minutes to be answered.

This form helps you assess your students' understanding of different habitats and the ways animals adapt to their environment. It includes a set of multiple-choice questions that test students' ability to label a document, to read a paragraph and answer related true or false questions, and to observe an illustration and select the intruder.

Help your students master the skill of figuring out the meanings of unfamiliar words by using this Form.

If you want to assess your students' understanding of types of pronouns, this will be a perfect online Assessment Form. It tests students' ability to find correct antecedents, to select the type of pronouns used in context, to select the suitable pronouns to replace repeated nouns, and to edit and revise sentences with wrong pronoun usages.

In this Form, you can find a combination of exercises to review the following skills: Singular and Plural nouns, Present Vs. Present Progressive, and Main Helping Verbs. In addition, you can find an extra main idea exercise.

In this form, you will find a set of multiple-choice questions through which students are asked to pick the correct form of the past tense. It also tests students' ability to finish a paragraph by adding transitional phrases, main ideas, and supporting details.

Test your students' level of understanding by having them sit for this Multiple Choice Test. It is composed of 9 questions, and it targets the ability to identify the main ideas in a selection and to distinguish facts from opinions.

What would be more fun than learning about compound words? Test your students' ability to identify the meanings of compound words and to spell them correctly in this Form

This form tests students' ability to choose the correct prefix for each word, to select the correct definition of words with prefixes, and to spell words with prefixes correctly.

This Form includes a set of multiple-choice questions that assess students' ability to explain idioms in context. It also includes a question that asks students to unscramble the lines of a limerick.

What is more fun than homophones?! Let your students enjoy working with homophones; they can choose the correct homophone in context and find misspelled homophones.

This Google Form tests students' understanding of selection vocabulary words, multiple-meaning words, and the author's purpose for writing a paragraph.

Assess your students' understanding and comprehension by giving them ten multiple-choice questions about the selection "Because of Winn-Dixie".

This Form includes ten multiple-choice questions to test your students' understanding.

Let your students read and figure out how the Merrimac River was formed in nature! This activity includes 4 sections: Context Clues, Multiple-Choice, True or False, and Written Response.

Use this form to assess your students' ability to identify types of figures of speech used in sentences, to explain the meanings of different figures of speech, to complete examples of figurative language, and to answer questions related to a haiku poem.

You can use this form as an extra activity or as an online quiz. Just save a copy in your drive and assign it to your students. The form is set as a quiz. Go to settings and disable the "Make it a quiz" option to use it as an activity to reinforce the skill of using and writing complex sentences correctly.

This quiz is made up of 20 questions to test your students' ability to identify adjectives and adverbs and to use comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs correctly. It could, also, be used as a revision sheet or as extra practice.

After teaching your students how to understand the author's purpose, use this Form to test their knowledge and assess their understanding. This form tests the ability to identify the author's purpose and analyze details to interpret the author's perspective.

This Form tests students' ability to identify the tense used in different sentences and to select the correct tense to finish the sentences. Tenses tested are Simple Past, Simple Present, Simple Future, Past Progressive, and Present Progressive.