Teacher-made tests

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Nonrenewable Resources Test

Direction: Fill in the blanks to complete the sentences below.

Nonre_____able resources are resources that ____________ use that can ___________ be used again after it is used __________.

Fossil fuels are fuel that was made from ancient __________ and _________ over millions of __________.

Direction: List the 3 types of fossil fuels and state one use of each fossil fuel.

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Direction: Answer the following question in complete sentences.

How should people use the remaining fossil fuels on Earth now and in the future?

Directions: Read the following question and answer in complete sentences.

Coal, Natural Gas, and Oil were made in similar ways.  Describe how these fossil fuels were created and draw how the process happens in the box below.

 

Test Sample 2

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Subject:								18
Figurative Language Test
Directions: Match the types of figurative language to the best definition.  Just write the letter on the blank line.
1	Simile			a	Attribution of human qualities to nonliving things
2	Metaphor			b	Repetition of initial sound of words
3	Hyperbole			c	Attribution of human qualities to nonliving things
4	Personification			d	Extravagant exaggeration
5	Alliteration			e	Comparing of unlike things without using like or as
6	Onomatopoeia			f	Comparison of unlike things using like or as
Directions: Match the figurative language examples to the letters in the box.  Just write the letter on the blank line.
	Teeny Tiny Toddlers					O - Onomatopoeia
						S - Simile
	If I eat carrots, I am going to die.					M - Metaphor
						P - Personification
	Buzz					A - Alliteration
						H - Hyperbole
	Laughter is poison
	My teeth are white as Pearls
	My cell phone battery died.
	Boom
	Angels are evil
	The trees were dancing during the storm
	The joke is so funny that my jaw is about to fall off
	Louis like licking lollipops
	My body is cold as ice

Test Sample 3

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Natural Resources Test

Direction: Match the following with the correct meaning.

1. Natural Resources                                           a. People living in a certain place.

2. Human Settlement                                           b. The things people do make money.

3. Population Growth                                           c. The rise or fall of people

                                                                                    living in a certain place.

4. Economic Activity                                            d. The things people do to make money.

Direction: Read each of the following situation and answer in complete sentences.

5. What happens to human settlement and population growth if there is no more good soil for farming?

6. What happens to economic activity if human settlement goes up?

7. What happens to the natural resources when there is a lot of economic activity?

Direction: Read each of the following question and answer in complete sentences.

8. What are 3 examples of natural resources?     9. What are 2 examples of economic activity?

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