All or Whole Choice Answer Key

Learners choose the correct option, “all” or “whole,” in each sentence to strengthen their understanding of context-driven grammar. The sentences present realistic scenarios that challenge students to determine which word conveys completeness versus totality. This exercise develops decision-making and reinforces comprehension of noun types and modifiers. By reading and circling, students engage in active grammar practice while expanding vocabulary precision. It’s ideal for reinforcing nuanced word usage through repetition and context.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Grammar and Word Choice

English Language Arts – Vocabulary in Context

English Language Arts – Sentence Comprehension and Correction

English Language Arts – Application of Grammar Rules

This worksheet is part of our All vs. Whole collection.