7-3 Language Arts Assessment

1. You might cross the river on the big red bridge.

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2. You might cross the bay on the Golden Gate Bridge.

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3. You might cross the river by ferryboat.

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4. Joanna will be using her sailboat to cross the Chesapeake Bay.

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5. A flight to Australia will take about 15 hours.

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6. The huge jet will travel over 300 miles per hour.

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7. These mountains are in the northern Kentucky.

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8. You might want to hike the Blue Ridge Mountain Trail.

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9. We are located between the post office and the bank.

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10. The police arrived after the accident.

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11. The car hit us from behind.

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12. I ate a beautiful ripe strawberry.

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13. We picked apples last fall.

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14. My family has a lot of courage.

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15. The White House is located in Washington D.C.

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16. He is a great runner, not a cyclist.

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17. Follow the road over the bridge to the next intersection.

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18. We have brown birdhouses hanging from our trees.

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19. Many squirrels visit our birdfeeders each winter.

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20. Wisconsin is the Badger State.

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