Free Grade 6 Ontario reasoning sentence arrangement worksheets

Free printable Grade 6 Ontario reasoning worksheets on sentence arrangement. The words of a sentence are mixed up. Circle the word that should come first or last. Question types include first/last word, first/last letter, and word after another word. Ontario · Reasoning — put mixed-up words into a grammatical sentence. Preview the sample questions, then make a worksheet to print or practise. Choices on this page stay unmarked. Canadian English. Unofficial practice — not a ministry document.

Ontario · Reasoning — put mixed-up words into a grammatical sentence

Question types

  • First/last word
  • First/last letter
  • Word after another word

Sample questions

6 questions from sentence arrangement. Choices stay unmarked.

  1. 1.

    The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come first?

    crumbs his carried teal muddy little hares

    • Alittle
    • Bteal
    • Chares
    • Dhis
  2. 2.

    The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come last?

    herons pink their held tiny soft pebbles

    • Atheir
    • Btiny
    • Cpebbles
    • Dsoft
  3. 3.

    If the mixed words were put in sentence order, the first word would begin with which letter?

    squirrel our soft warm acorns navy gathered

    • AN
    • BK
    • CQ
    • DO
  4. 4.

    The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come first?

    puffins muddy quiet these carried crumbs little

    • Amuddy
    • Bquiet
    • Cthese
    • Dpuffins
  5. 5.

    The words of a sentence are mixed up. Which word should come first?

    the every project finished student science

    • Aproject
    • Bevery
    • Cscience
    • Dthe
  6. 6.

    If the mixed words were put in sentence order, the last word would begin with which letter?

    hungry sleepy found tiny robin leaves her

    • AI
    • BD
    • CL
    • DY

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