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Grade 8 Reading Worksheet

NameDate

Circle the best answer.

  1. Read this first

    Draft

    The notice said that the library closes at five, that the snack bar opens at six, and [about parking by the side door].

  2. Esme edits a draft. Which rewrite of the bracketed part matches the other parts and keeps the meaning?

    • that parking is by the side door
    • to park by the side door
    • that the side door is locked
    • parking by the side door
  3. The team raised its score by practicing daily, by watching game film, and [the help of a new coach]. Jun edits a draft. Which rewrite of the bracketed part matches the other parts and keeps the meaning?

    • by working with a new coach
    • by replacing the old drills
    • a new coach joined the team
    • to work with a new coach
  4. The workshop shows how to build the frame, how to paint it, and [the best way of hanging it]. Kira edits a draft. Which rewrite of the bracketed part matches the other parts and keeps the meaning?

    • to hang it
    • when to hang it
    • how to hang it
    • the hanging of it
  5. Climbing the ridge is harder than [to walk on the flat path]. Luz edits a comparison. Which rewrite of the bracketed part puts like beside like and keeps the meaning?

    • walking on the flat path
    • descending the ridge
    • the flat path
    • when hikers walk on the flat path
  6. To finish the marathon takes as much courage as [starting it]. Milo edits a comparison. Which rewrite of the bracketed part puts like beside like and keeps the meaning?

    • to quit early
    • having started it
    • the start of it
    • to start it
  7. The speed of the new train is greater than [the old train]. Noah edits a comparison. Which rewrite of the bracketed part puts like beside like and keeps the meaning?

    • the old train's engine
    • that of the old train
    • the old train's schedule
    • that of the new bus
  8. Practice helps more at the start of the season than [when the season is almost over]. Pia edits a comparison. Which rewrite of the bracketed part puts like beside like and keeps the meaning?

    • near the end of the season
    • ending the season well
    • we are near the end of the season
    • in the middle of the season
  9. Use this

    Check what comes right after each pair word.

  10. Ren proofreads a sentence. Which version puts the pair words right before the parts that match?

    • The library not only lends laptops nor runs coding classes.
    • The library not only lends laptops but also runs coding classes.
    • The library lends not only laptops but also runs coding classes.
    • The library not only lends laptops but also it runs coding classes.
  11. Tala proofreads a sentence. Which version puts the pair words right before the parts that match?

    • Either the bus will arrive by noon or the trip will be canceled.
    • The bus will either arrive by noon or the trip will be canceled.
    • Either the bus will arrive by noon or canceling the trip.
    • Either the bus will arrive by noon nor the trip will be canceled.
  12. Ari proofreads a sentence. Which version puts the pair words right before the parts that match?

    • Visitors may neither feed the ducks or swim in the pond.
    • Visitors may neither feed the ducks nor swim in the pond.
    • Visitors may neither feed the ducks nor swimming in the pond.
    • Visitors neither may feed the ducks nor swim in the pond.
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Answer Key - Grade 8 Reading Worksheet

Circle the best answer.

  1. Read this first

    Draft

    The notice said that the library closes at five, that the snack bar opens at six, and [about parking by the side door].

  2. Esme edits a draft. Which rewrite of the bracketed part matches the other parts and keeps the meaning?

    • that parking is by the side door
    • to park by the side door
    • that the side door is locked
    • parking by the side door
  3. The team raised its score by practicing daily, by watching game film, and [the help of a new coach]. Jun edits a draft. Which rewrite of the bracketed part matches the other parts and keeps the meaning?

    • by working with a new coach
    • by replacing the old drills
    • a new coach joined the team
    • to work with a new coach
  4. The workshop shows how to build the frame, how to paint it, and [the best way of hanging it]. Kira edits a draft. Which rewrite of the bracketed part matches the other parts and keeps the meaning?

    • to hang it
    • when to hang it
    • how to hang it
    • the hanging of it
  5. Climbing the ridge is harder than [to walk on the flat path]. Luz edits a comparison. Which rewrite of the bracketed part puts like beside like and keeps the meaning?

    • walking on the flat path
    • descending the ridge
    • the flat path
    • when hikers walk on the flat path
  6. To finish the marathon takes as much courage as [starting it]. Milo edits a comparison. Which rewrite of the bracketed part puts like beside like and keeps the meaning?

    • to quit early
    • having started it
    • the start of it
    • to start it
  7. The speed of the new train is greater than [the old train]. Noah edits a comparison. Which rewrite of the bracketed part puts like beside like and keeps the meaning?

    • the old train's engine
    • that of the old train
    • the old train's schedule
    • that of the new bus
  8. Practice helps more at the start of the season than [when the season is almost over]. Pia edits a comparison. Which rewrite of the bracketed part puts like beside like and keeps the meaning?

    • near the end of the season
    • ending the season well
    • we are near the end of the season
    • in the middle of the season
  9. Use this

    Check what comes right after each pair word.

  10. Ren proofreads a sentence. Which version puts the pair words right before the parts that match?

    • The library not only lends laptops nor runs coding classes.
    • The library not only lends laptops but also runs coding classes.
    • The library lends not only laptops but also runs coding classes.
    • The library not only lends laptops but also it runs coding classes.
  11. Tala proofreads a sentence. Which version puts the pair words right before the parts that match?

    • Either the bus will arrive by noon or the trip will be canceled.
    • The bus will either arrive by noon or the trip will be canceled.
    • Either the bus will arrive by noon or canceling the trip.
    • Either the bus will arrive by noon nor the trip will be canceled.
  12. Ari proofreads a sentence. Which version puts the pair words right before the parts that match?

    • Visitors may neither feed the ducks or swim in the pond.
    • Visitors may neither feed the ducks nor swim in the pond.
    • Visitors may neither feed the ducks nor swimming in the pond.
    • Visitors neither may feed the ducks nor swim in the pond.