Grade 1 · ELA / English

Grade 1 ELA / English questions and answers

Reading, grammar, and vocabulary for US elementary school. Written in American English for students, parents, and teachers in the United States.

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Open a card to see the answer. These are original practice items for US elementary students — not a state test copy.

1. Which word is spelled correctly?

Answer: the

This is a Grade 1 sight word.

2. Which sentence uses a sight word correctly?

Answer: I see you.

3. Pick the word that means “more than one person”.

Answer: they

4. Which word belongs in: “___ like apples.”

Answer: We

5. Find the word: a-n-d

Answer: and

6. Which word is a sight word?

Answer: said

7. Complete: “Look ___ the dog.”

Answer: at

8. Which word has the /th/ sound like “this”?

Answer: that

9. Pick the word you see on many classroom walls.

Answer: and

10. Which word completes: “Can ___ help?”

Answer: you

11. A noun names a

Answer: person, place, or thing

12. Which word is a noun?

Answer: school

13. Which word is a noun?

Answer: teacher

14. “Texas” is a noun because it is a

Answer: place

15. Which is a person noun?

Answer: doctor

16. Which is a thing noun?

Answer: pencil

17. A proper noun like “Monday” should

Answer: start with a capital

18. Which is NOT a noun?

Answer: jump

19. “Statue of Liberty” names a

Answer: place / landmark

20. Animals like “eagle” are

Answer: nouns

21. A telling sentence ends with a

Answer: period (.)

22. A question ends with a

Answer: question mark (?)

23. The first word of a sentence should

Answer: start with a capital letter

24. Which is a complete sentence?

Answer: The cat sat.

25. Which sentence is a question?

Answer: Where is the bus?

26. Spaces belong

Answer: between words

27. “Wow!” is an

Answer: exclamation

28. Pick the sentence with correct capitals.

Answer: I live in Ohio.

29. A sentence needs a naming part and a

Answer: telling part

30. Which mark ends “Stop” said with strong feeling?

Answer: exclamation mark (!)