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role
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technology
currency
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2. The captains meet at midfield for the coin toss before the kickoff.
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3. Sincerely,
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1. Does his cousin live in another city?
2. After James and Tamara cleaned the garage,
Grandma gave them five dollars.
3. plural
4. oxygen
5. umpire
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1. Ave.
2. lb.
3. dictionary
4. Letʼs play a game of soccer today.
5. Antonio was too big for his old bike, so he sold it
at the Old Town Flea Market.
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. Possible answer—construct
2. Possible answer—real
3. The childrenʼs valuables were stored in the
teacherʼs closet.
4. That hot rod is the noisiest vehicle on my block.
5. interrogative
Àˆ`>Þ
1. tallest
2. heavier
3. hardest
4. busiest
5. longer
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1. Wasnʼt there any milk in the refrigerator?
2. Theyʼre going to come to see me at 7 p.m.
3. heavy : light :: near: far away
4. the airport
5. logic
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1. My dad gave the present to Pete and me.
2. It wasnʼt a surprise; I knew he would do it.
3. arranged in the order in which something
occurred
4. fact
5. opinion
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. Possible answer—won
2. fertilize
3. April is my favorite month of the year.
4. We made the last payment on our new radio.
5. They
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1. The workmen laid a straight track for the
freight train.
2. Maggie claimed she was too busy to do her
homework.
3. closing
4. simile
5. gently
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1. shallot
2. 4
3. Mrs. Peters asked Mr. Beckman, “Will the
concert start at 7:00 or 7:30?”
4. The workmen have come to fix the oven in
Sammyʼs kitchen. OR The workman has come
to fix the oven in Sammyʼs kitchen.
5. al
Àˆ`>Þ
1. ist
2. less
3. ar
4. ly
5. ful
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1. We had a flat tire; Amos was carsick;
and we got lost.
2. Chris thought, “I hope they will choose me
for their team.”
3. Dr.
4. Dear Dr. Ben Corliss: OR Dear Dr. Corliss:
5. an accomplishment to be proud of
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. antonyms
2. synonyms
3. “Look out below!” he called. “That rock is falling!”
4. Mother and her Polish friend, Brigitta Slovik, went
to a Chinese restaurant for lunch.
5. gasoline
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. Our minister, Rev. Murphy, has worked in
churches in Australia, Guatemala, and Malaysia.
2. Their mother asked them to go to Blackʼs Market
for her.
3. circle—became lost
underline—had to be rescued
4. plural
5. taught
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1. On April 2, Grandma Avery will celebrate her
hundredth birthday.
2. I studied an interesting article, “Kayaking in Alaska,”
in the National Geographic World magazine.
3. grew
4. Answers will vary—Canada is a large country
located north of the continental United States.
5. abandon
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. doesnʼt
2. The old, tired dog wants to lie down by the warm fire.
3. Are we supposed to read “Across the Plains” or
“Mountain Trek” in our history books tonight?
4. you would
5. Answers will vary—Sally was fourth in line as the
dancers paraded back and forth across the stage.
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. The scariest story in Horrifying Bedtime Stories
was “Sounds in the Night” by T. S. Jones.
2. The farmer let them ride his horse.
3. graceful, rough, rocky, thick
4. Answers will vary—moan, own, phone, sewn,
shone, stone, zone
5. receive
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1. wonʼt
2. thesaurus
3. “Why do I have to do my homework now?”
complained Tori.
4. “Itʼs always best to get your work done
before you watch TV,” said Mom.
5. Answers will vary—Two possible answers:
disappoint, reappoint
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1. punctuation error
(Ancient Egypt, a rich and prosperous nation,)
2. spelling error (grown)
3. capitalization error (Nile Valley)
4. punctuation error (raised cattle, geese,
oxen, and pigs.)
5. no error
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1. myself
2. on an airplane
3. Dad sits in a chair to read his newspaper.
4. Is Miss Brownʼs English class going to recite
Frostʼs poem at the assembly?
5. adverb
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Sentences may vary somewhat. Accept any
reasonable sentence construction that contains all
the information.
1. When the dog chased the cat, the cat ran up
the tree.
2. Seline needed to buy a new dress because
she was performing in a concert.
3. The team won the championship game because
Tom and Seth hit home runs.
4. Would you like some lemonade to drink or
some cookies to eat?
5. Iʼm so hungry, I think I could eat a horse.
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1. “Carl, will you help me with my homework after
school?”
2. “No, not today because I have to go out of town
with my mom and dad.”
3. Scottʼs new electronic game
4. Theyʼre
5. go away; stop bothering me
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/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. rep re sent a tive
2. how
3. Why doesnʼt he ever do his homework?
4. “This doesnʼt look like anything Iʼve ever seen before,”
said Dr. Thomas.
5. circled—eruption; underlined—lava oozed down the sides
of the volcano and black smoke smothered the sunlight
Àˆ`>Þ
1. zebra
2. jar
3. pitcher
4. string
5. hand
x
1. past—dripped; future—will drip
2. the elephantʼs tusks and ears
3. We stopped once to use the bathroom, stretch
our legs, and eat some dinner.
4. Three boysʼ bikes were left in the center of
Seventh Street on Saturday, October 10.
5. declarative
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1. After Iʼve finished skating, I am going to the library
for a new book to read.
2. Did you get a letter from your pen pal?
3. adjective
4. antonyms
5. MI
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1. Mr. and Mrs. Lee have traveled to Europe, Asia,
and South America.
2. I canʼt wait to travel by myself!
3. iÌ̏i means “courage or strength of character.”
4. There are many correct answers: wrong, incorrect,
erroneous, off-base.
5. nonfiction
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1. weʼre
2. Answers will vary—pretest, posttest, attest
3. “If we work hard,” replied Judy, “weʼll earn an
excellent grade.”
4. Michael asked, “How soon will breakfast be
ready?”
5. past
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. what kind
2. twitch when I rub its back
3. Maggie claimed she was too busy to do her
homework last night.
4. Mario, Lee, and Robert went to the Steinhart
Aquarium to find out more about dolphins.
5. preveiw
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1. well
2. Our
3. Whoʼs
4. whose
5. are
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1. Every Saturday morning my little brother watches
Rugrats.
2. Last summer my friend Sarafina moved to
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
3. few
4. synonyms
5. homophones
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1. That John Elway football belongs to my brother
and me.
2. Michael and I ran in the Big Brothersʼ Marathon.
3. Many sentences are possible—Theyʼre standing
over there holding blue hats in their hands.
4. along
5. Answers will vary—talk, articulate, converse
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. Answers will vary—modern, contemporary
2. whistel
3. Everyone was invited to their party.
4. Several butterflies and eagles flew overhead.
5. prefix
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1. 4
2. 5
3. My sister tore off the bookʼs cover.
4. The Park District is searching for a coach to
help with the boysʼ and girlsʼ teams.
5. They
Àˆ`>Þ
1. d
2. c
3. b
4. e
5. a
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1. Those womenʼs lunches all cost the same amount.
2. Jim likes chocolate chip, molasses, sugar, and
peanut butter cookies, but I only like oatmeal ones.
3. history
4. simile
5. preposition
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1. “Please tell me the answer to the riddle,” begged
Jose.
2. Will you help them paint their fence?
3. yes
4. no
5. noun
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. carrot
2. Jeff sets his glasses on the table.
3. I need to write a thank-you note to my grandmother
for the present that she sent me.
4. imitation of others
5. opinion
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. We read articles from Newsweek, Time, and
The Daily Herald for our report.
2. While she poured the soup, the awkward girl
spilled it all over the papers on her motherʼs desk.
3. feline
4. siege
5. fierce, carefully planted, wheat
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1. closing
2. The words name different kinds of science.
3. While I waited for the griddle to get hot, I
scratched a design on a chunk of wood.
4. The sky opened up, and rain slammed to the
ground!
5. mustnʼt
Àˆ`>Þ
1. capitalization error (The Kendo competition)
2. no error
3. spelling error (fragile)
4. punctuation error (Briefly lunging toward each
other and then stepping back,)
5. no error
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1. Whoʼs that boy over there?
2. After the hen lays her eggs, she sits on them.
3. Any water form—stream, sea, bay
4. the books
5. ordinery
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. Sentences will vary—The friendly puppy wagged its
curly tail.
2. ob sti nate
3. oc cu pant
4. Pete and I got a new dog at Adamʼs Pet Shop.
5. Antonio is too big for his old athletic shoes, so
he will buy a new pair at Florioʼs Shoe Store.
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1. Rd.
2. receiving, worrying, planning
3. Thomas worries constantly about his end-ofthe-year project.
4. The thirsty boy drank the Dr. Pepper in one
swallow.
5. synonyms
Àˆ`>Þ
Topic sentence: Sentence 8
Main idea: How seeds travel
Supporting details: Sentences 1, 4, 5, and 6
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. Rhianna, Todd, and Katie need three desks at
the front of the classroom.
2. Uncle Fred bought us pizza at Freddieʼs.
3. object pronoun
4. mouse
5. When Susan got out of bed, she looked out her
window to check the weather.
œ˜`>Þ
1. Native Americans believed that the land was for
everyone to use and share.
2. There were hundreds of tribes in America when
Christopher Columbus landed and thought that he
was in India.
3. fact
4. a–higher
5. b–lowest
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. Opinions will vary—Eliminating pollution is
everyoneʼs job.
2. peppermint
3. I have the addresses of many friends living in
countries around the world.
4. One of Mrs. Mooreʼs businesses is taking
pictures of family groups.
5. Sentences will vary—I picked four strawberries for
the cobbler.
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. The climate along the equator is very different
from the climate in Alaska.
2. A tire on his vehicle was punctured, so he was
stranded on the side of the road.
3. catch
4. imperative
5. purchases
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1. shuttle
2. foxes, wolves
3. Mr. Tuttle asked, “Did you study for your math
test?”
4. I spent three hours at the library working on my
essay for English.
5. has lasted a long time, despite our differences
Àˆ`>Þ
1. be just the perfect thing
2. in good health
3. find out the real cause
4. is involved in many matters
5. Face reality.
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1. The wordsʈ“«œˆÌi and ˆ˜Vœ˜Ãˆ`iÀ>Ìi have about
the same meaning.
2. Dr. Landryʼs motto is “Always be prepared.”
3. stranger, strangely, strangest
4. simile
5. quiet, lull, settle
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. cruel, school, cool, rule
2. chute, newt, route, suit
3. “Well, do you think you can help me on Saturday?”
4. “I can help you Monday, Jay, if thatʼs not too late.”
5. Sentences will vary—Whirling wheels whizzed by me.
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. All the ice in the lemonade began to disappear.
2. The jelly in Slimʼs sandwich dripped out on his shirt.
3. technology, substituted
4. cause—ticket line was so long
effect—missed the first part of the movie
5. man, city
œ˜`>Þ
1. The paddleboats moved along the Missouri River.
2. “Land ahoy!” the first mate shouted.
3. implied
4. temperature
5. armored, mossy, dark
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. prepositional phrase
2. We donʼt have to turn in the assignment until
Wednesday, September 13.
3. There were three pieces of pizza on the plate.
Kelly took the largest one.
4. to, with
5. track, pursue, hunt
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. Six hungry geese were searching in the grass
for some delicious worms to eat.
2. Last summer we spent our vacation at Uncle
Jimʼs farm.
3. loose board
4. Whoʼs
5. overhead
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1. heavier, heaviest
2. synonyms
3. We catch that bus at the corner of Elm Street
and First Avenue.
4. Traveler Airlines allows you to travel with one
suitcase and a small carry-on bag.
5. scent
Àˆ`>Þ
1. ful
2. ment
3. less
4. ly
5. or, ar
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/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. fact
2. common noun
3. The hailstones pounded the roofs during the
storm.
4. Dr. Rivers stood beside his patientʼs bed and
said, “Say ahhhh.”
5. polite
Àˆ`>Þ
1. not a sentence
2. sentence: machine—subject
responded to his command—predicate
3. not a sentence
4. sentence:
Tom, Franco, Seline, and Julie—subject
played—predicate
5. sentence: He—subject
lurched and stumbled against the table—
predicate
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1. Werenʼt there any cookies left?
2. “Hello out there!” Terryʼs voice was muffled by
the layers of material in his mask.
3. into
4. c–well
5. stan dard ize
/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. theyʼre
2. almanac OR encyclopedia
3. Whoʼs going to collect the six oʼclock mail
when itʼs delivered?
4. Iʼve no idea what youʼre talking about.
5. Answers will vary—mean, hurtful, fierce
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. authentic
2. subject
3. Why canʼt he ever get here on time4
4. The Silver Falcon singers will conclude the show
with their interpretation of “America the Beautiful.”
5. fact
Àˆ`>Þ
1. capitalization error (The first Olympic Games)
2. punctuation error (Olympus, Greece,)
3. punctuation error (Todayʼs Olympic)
4. spelling error (Approximately)
5. no error
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. The Sioux lived on the Great Plains and tracked
buffalo.
2. Woodland tribes, like the Onondaga and the
Seneca, lived by the water and made their homes
of wood.
3. yard
4. distruction
5. They
œ˜`>Þ
1. My favorite candies are made out of Swiss
chocolate.
2. Borisʼs baby sister tore the library book pages.
3. condense (dense)
4. worthless
5. The stunt diver
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. radii
2. an, a
3. The dogʼs owners wrote a poem about their pet.
4. Can you play quietly until the meeting is
adjourned?
5. handsomer, handsomest
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. H. W. Longfellow wrote, “Listen, my children, and
you shall hear of the midnight ride of Paul Revere.”
2. The weatherman told the temperature, explained
the humidity, and gave a forecast for the day.
3. to give help in a crisis
4. bound
5. wept
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1. subject pronoun
2. adverb
3. I will lay the photograph on that table in plain
view.
4. Flowers of every color and hue bloomed in
Professor Shawʼs garden.
5. keep something secret
Àˆ`>Þ
Sentences may vary. Accept any reasonable sentence
construction that contains all the information.
1. Carrying their helmets in their hands, the football
team ran onto the field.
2. Pam used the library browser to find a book for
her report, and then she checked it out.
3. When Tom fell off the bike, he learned that racing
bikes can be dangerous.
4. Ahmad became our new student body president
when he got the most votes in the election.
5. Since Ashley lives next door to me, she feeds my
puppies when Iʼm gone.
OR Ashley, who lives next door to me, feeds my
puppies when Iʼm gone.
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1. Do you think Mr. Longwell will accept my
report if itʼs handwritten?
2. My granddad believes you should always carry
a handkerchief.
3. for
4. metaphor
5. vowal, numerel
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. beanbag
2. Blvd.
3. If I were a doctor, I would help people stay well.
4. County Hospital is located on the corner of
King Way and State Street.
5. present
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. My little brotherʼs best riddle is, “What kind of
house weighs the least?”
2. The answer is, ¹A lighthouse.º
3. They all are two-dimensional shapes.
4. hydrangea, hunger
5. where
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/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. prefix
2. half
3. Mrs. Turlock says that I need to learn how to
use parentheses.
4. I canʼt imagine a more ridiculous idea!
5. antonyms
Àˆ`>Þ
1. subject–She
verb–crept
2. subject–She
verb–loved
3. subject–Toby
verb–gave
4. subject–I
verb–would like
5. subject–girls
verbs–smiled, clapped
œ˜`>Þ
1. “Scott, make your arms slice into the water!” shouted
Coach Storm.
2. He reminded him, “Keep your kick going strong out
of your turns.”
3. cause—I missed the previous class
effect—I didnʼt understand the questions on the test
4. To Whom It May Concern:
5. Sentences will vary—The carpenter who will build the
garage has already billed my parents for the plans.
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. feel, felon, fence
2. “I already finished doing the dishes,” Mom sighed.
3. “Please,” she said, “stack your dirty plates on the
drainboard before you leave.”
4. effect
5. sandboxes
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/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. atlas
2. real
3. The baby looks like sheʼs going to bawl.
4. The baby-sitter asked, “Do you have any ideas
about what we should do?”
5. verb
Àˆ`>Þ
1. am, was, been
2. come, came, come
3. do, did, done
4. eat, ate, eaten
5. see, saw, seen
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. The waitress said, “Today we have strawberries,
raspberries, and blackberries.”
2. “Would you like some whipped cream with your
berries?” she asked.
3. exclamatory, imperative
4. subject pronoun
5. entertain, envision, envelope
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1. atmopere
2. common noun
3. proper noun
4. I canʼt wait to finish the movie because I saw some
special snacks: Nicole brought oatmeal cookies
Sara brought peanut butter bars, and Robert
brought chocolate brownies. OR I canʼt wait to
finish the movie because I saw some special snacks.
Nicole brought oatmeal cookies, Sara brought
peanut-butter bars, and Robert brought chocolate
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
brownies.
1. there have
5.
Farmer
Ted dug a big hole in his garden for a
2. synonyms
compost
pit.
3. Whose dog is that one over there? OR Whose dogs
Àˆ`>Þ
are those over there?
1. presidents—add à to the end of most words
4. I wish I could stay at home to meet you, but I
2. benches—if a word ends in V , add iÃ
have to go to school.
3. varieties—if a word ends in a consonant
5. for a long visit
followed by Þ, change the Þ to ˆ and add iÃ
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
4. journeys—if the word ends in a vowel followed
1. Nurse Nancy gave her a clean bandage for her knee.
by Þ, just add Ã
2. It may not seem right, but itʼs always been the rule.
5. lives—some words ending in vi are formed by
3. scale
changing the v to Û and adding iÃ
4. hung
5. Sentences will vary—I would like to have a sled
made out of wood.
œ˜`>Þ
1. Just a little after midnight, we heard Jemmaʼs
hungry friends searching for snacks in the cupboard.
2. How many heavy cartons came in the mail shipment
this afternoon?
3. predicate
4. 5430 Broad Ave. #310
Oakland, CA 94618
5. Opinions will vary—It is important to protect the
natural environments of endangered species.
œ˜`>Þ
1. Sasha whispered to herself, “Where did John
hide Grandmaʼs chest?”
2. I read two chapters of Tom Sawyer every night
before I go to bed.
3. -i`ˆ“i˜Ì>ÀÞ rock is a kind that is formed from
fragments of other materials carried from their
source by water.
4. Where, wear
5. rinsing
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. oʼclock
2. Sentences will vary—There were two bridal
attendants in attendance at the shower.
3. The dishes on the shelves fell during the earthquake.
4. “The mountain in the oil painting is Mt. Hood,”
explained the museum guide.
5. inside address
LZZ`
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/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. common noun
2. interrogative
3. Aunt Jo had to fly to Denver and Chicago on
her way to St. Louis.
4. Put extra writing paper, scissors, crayons,
pencils, and glue in the tub.
5. antonyms
Àˆ`>Þ
1. spelling error (The spotted salamander)
2. no error
3. capitalization error (walked on the Earth)
4. capitalization error (330 million)
5. punctuation error (lives in caves, under rocks
and logs,)
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. Mrs. Springs dries flowers for bouquets.
2. The park across the street from my house is called
Central Park.
3. object pronoun
4. opinion
5. what kind
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1. No one in the family had ever been to Hawaii.
2. “How many boxes of cookies did you sell?” the
troop leader asked.
3. how
4. fewer
5. li a bil i ty
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. peaceful
2. geranium
3. To me, New Yearʼs Day means Grandmaʼs
baked beans and a happy family feast.
4. The principal said, “Make sure your children
have a quiet time for homework.” OR The
principal said, “Make sure your child has a quiet
time for homework.”
5. declarative
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1. “Make sure the cup is level when you pour the
punch,” warned Mom.
2. “I canʼt believe I won the jackpot!” Carlos screamed.
3. fought
4. singular possessive
5. plural possessive
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1. remember
2. midnight, midway, midsummer, midyear
3. Scott came home at 8:30 after the Boy Scout
meeting.
4. His friends asked Mrs. Morrow to come to his
recital.
5. the post office or shipping center
Àˆ`>Þ
Sentences will vary, but should include all the
information.
1. My friends and I like to go to the gym and work
out three times a week.
2. My coach, Mr. Sutter, believes that practice is the
key to winning.
3. After last nightʼs snowstorm, this morning the
bushes wore new coats of white.
4. At first when I talked with my grandma on the
telephone, she sounded weak and shaky, but
by the time we hung up, her voice was full of life.
5. Mowing the lawn is a big job because, besides
cutting the grass, you have to service the mower
and edge the sidewalk.
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1. hasʼnt
2. “On Friday after school is dismissed, my friends
and I will go to the City Zoo to see the new
exhibits,” explained Sue.
3. “Peter, would you rather see the new baby white
tiger, the elephant exhibit, or the trained chimp?”
4. verb—The words show action.
5. tomatoes
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. metaphor
2. insted
3. Their wedding cake was so tall it almost reached
the ceiling.
4. The brideʼs veil, borrowed from her aunt,
looked like a soft, shiny cloud around her face.
5. Codices are folded manuscript books of bark
paper or deerskin containing ancient writing.
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7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. On the shelf in my room, Iʼve displayed my
collection of hats from every major league baseball
team.
2. Itʼs fun to put one on and imagine yourself at the plate,
with a bat on your shoulder, facing Nolan Ryan.
3. telephone book
4. miscellaneous
5. cause—Egyptian law forbade a womanʼs becoming
pharaoh
effect—Hatsepsut was not permitted to rule
/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. dissolute
2. peace
3. My uncle won the Distinguished Flying Cross for his
bravery.
4. Weʼre all very proud of his special distinction.
5. there, softly
Àˆ`>Þ
1. got angry
2. was afraid, perform
3. go another time
4. very inexpensively
5. putting herself in danger
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1. “Can you come over to my house to see
Wheel of Fortune on television?” asked Jamal.
2. “My mom and my dad are out of town, so Iʼll have
to ask Grandpa,” Travis answered.
3. cause—some great disaster struck
effect—smoke stains on the palace walls, overturned
and scattered vessels
4. grown
5. thorough, incomplete
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. swept
2. couch, allow, house, trout, bough
3. Teresa will pick up the papers for recycling, take the
trash to the dumpster, and call the plumber at Fix It Fast.
4. “What do you what to be responsible for?” asked Mrs.
Timms.
5. fact
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. All of the players chose Mr. Rupp as the best
basketball coach. OR All of them chose
Mr. Rupp as the best basketball coach.
2. Have you ever heard the Beatlesʼsong
“Yellow Submarine?”
3. speak
4. string, struggle, strident
5. basket
œ˜`>Þ
1. Chelsea, Josh, Tori, and Maddie went to Elitchʼs
Park for the day.
2. They rode the Big Dipper, the People Mover,
and the Cyclone.
3. waterfalls
4. manufacture, civilization
5. plural possessive
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. mouth-watering, Motherʼs, new, hungry
2. guise
3. If you join my running club today, you will receive
a three-month subscription for Runner’s World.
4. Perkʼs Supreme is the only coffee that my mother likes.
5. After the service, all of his relatives went to the
restaurant.
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. “If we go to the library now,” Dave boasted,
“weʼll be the first ones finished.”
2. Huck Finn, Becky Thatcher, and Tom Sawyer
are fictional characters created by Mark Twain.
3. Sept.
4. statement, stately, stateside
5. you
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1. puzzle
2. a football or soccer game
3. Sydney asked, “Will we see sharks at
Ocean World?”
4. On my way home from school, I saw my
friend Peter and he asked, “Can you stop by
my house?”
5. diction
Àˆ`>Þ
1. was
2. do
3. him
4. sheep
5. Whoʼs
LZZ`
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/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. Some possible synonyms—precise, right, correct
Some possible antonyms—inaccurate, incorrect,
wrong
2. Some possible synonyms—attractive, gorgeous,
stunning, stylish
Some possible antonyms—unattractive, plain,
frumpy
3. Meekerʼs Student Council voted to give a
Thanksgiving basket to the Mission Homeless
Shelter.
4. The president and the executive committee will go
to Ralphʼs to buy the ham, vegetables, pies, and
rolls.
5. mos qui to
Àˆ`>Þ
1. subject–puppy
verbs–wagged, barked
2. subject–Slippery Rock
verb–is
3. subject–dove
verb–built
4. subject–you
verb–did
5. subject–vacation
verb–is
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1. Keli and Glenn want to go horseback riding
next Saturday at 3 oʼclock.
2. The Smith twins, Sarah and Emily, wear matching
outfits to school just to fool the teachers.
3. Accept any falling sound—kerplop, thump, clang
4. future
5. body
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. lie
2. clasp, clarinet, clam
3. When Iʼm tired of writing, I stand up and take a
few deep breaths.
4. I think my computer has a mind of its own
because sometimes what I think I keyboard is
not whatʼs on the page.
5. synonyms
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. When I asked, “Who is it?” I heard a soft
voice reply, “Itʼs only me.” (Note: Although “i
is incorrect, since this is a quotation it can
be used. Use this as an authentic moment to
discuss ÌʈÃÊ°®Ê
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1. Of all the stars in the sky, the sun is the closest to
Earth.
2. Itʼs a ball of burning gases thatʼs over four million
years old.
3. where or how
4. metaphor
5. singular
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. object pronoun
2. Do you think that someday someone will travel all
the way to Mars?
3. Simpson knows that the letter was supposed to
have arrived on June 10 by 10 a.m.
4. is involved in many matters
5. toddler
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. Youʼd better clean up that mess quickly!
2. Boris, Peter, and Jean packed all the pictures in
the packages for the Air Express truck.
3. too
4. not a sentence
5. sentence
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2. Humpty Dumpty posed an impossible
challenge for all the kingʼs men.
3. Facts will vary—The amount of homework
assigned nightly varies.
4. locate/discover, original/first
5. to what extent
/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. Arturoʼs
2. freestanding Mayan monuments carved from
limestone and obsidian
3. “Itʼs almost lunchtime!” shouted Simon.
4. Hurry! Letʼs go to Carpenter Beach for a picnic!
5. which ones
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1. no error
2. punctuation error (came from?)
3. capitalization error (returned to Italy)
4. spelling error (frozen milk dessert)
5. spelling error (popularizing)
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1. weʼll
2. adverb
3. In his poem “Primer Lesson,” Carl Sandberg
wrote “Look out how you use proud words.”
4. Isnʼt it almost time for recess?
5. synonyms
Àˆ`>Þ
Sentences may vary. Accept any reasonable sentence
construction that contains all the information.
1. Marilyn tried on hiking boots, walking shoes, and
ballet slippers before she bought some sandals.
2. We drove to the camping store to buy a tent cover,
but when we got there the store was closed.
3. The car slid off the road when it turned the corner
because the road was covered with black ice.
4. Jo went to visit her only sister, who lives in
St. Louis.
5. I couldnʼt make the cookies because the carton
of eggs in the refrigerator had only one egg in it.
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1. These sentences are beginning to all look alike.
2. “Honey is a sweet treat for bears,” said the
zookeeper.
3. the teachersʼ books
4. Sentences will vary—She carried her plain black
suitcase onto the plane.
5. opinion
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. quieter, quietest
2. kindergartners, ball, bees, hive
3. I use Post-it® notes to label each page that
needs corrections.
4. After ten laps around the track, his chest heaves in
and out as he breathes.
5. en ve lope
LZZ`
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/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. cause—extreme daytime heat
effect—drove across the desert at night
2. thesaurus
3. The fruit salesperson had kiwi fruit from Mexico,
peaches from Guatemala, and pineapple from
Hawaii.
4. “Would you get some peaches for me?” asked
Frank.
5. March 13, 1952,
Àˆ`>Þ
1. get straight to the basic facts of the matter
2. enjoys
3. talking nonsense
4. like someone who doesnʼt fit in
5. failed miserably
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. The gardener suggests that I plant hollyhocks,
sweet peas, and a Double Delight rose.
2. Have you ever had to have your teeth pulled
out by a dentist?
3. few
4. suffix
5. prefix
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1. Uncle Ray will pick up his new pickup at the Star
Truck Plaza tomorrow morning.
2. During the last rainstorm, my roof sprang a leak.
3. A «>ˆ˜`Àœ“i is a word that is spelled the same
forward and backward.
4. greeting
5. in her high chair
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. qt.
2. Answers will vary—Greeley
3. Answers will vary—Sun Land Company
4. The Scott Boysʼ Reading Club meets in the
library every Wednesday and Friday after school.
5. Would you like to come to the next meeting as my
guest?
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. When a beaver builds a dam, every member of
the beaver family helps.
2. Mother, Father, and three or four younger beavers
work together.
3. easier, easiest
4. lock
5. the transparent plastic crate
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1. They
2. it
3. There are many different kinds of lettuce, like
romaine and bibb.
4. Chef Dennis uses four lettuces in his famous
Signature Salad.
5. cause—Devon watched a DVD movie
effect—when Dad turned on the computer, the
computer battery was low
Àˆ`>Þ
1. lost
2. showed
3. theyʼre
4. eat
5. sung
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1. I named my special bear George because I got
him at George Washingtonʼs home, Mt. Vernon.
2. If you squeeze Georgeʼs hand, he says, “Youʼre
my best friend.”
3. subject pronoun
4. object pronoun
5. Answers will vary—They are all skills or hobbies
that use yarn or thread to make things.
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. verb
2. adjective
3. The Navajo people are famous for their beautiful
rugs and jewelry.
4. Historically, they lived on the Southwestern Plains.
5. homophones
LZZ`
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/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. people
2. The traffic wasnʼt bad this morning. Maybe itʼs
a work holiday. OR The traffic wasnʼt bad this
morning, so maybe itʼs a work holiday.
3. Frank complained, ¹My hands are chapped
because of the cold, wet weather.º
4. forbade, will forbid
5. The enormous elephants, two fierce tigers, a
gawky llama, and Bobo the trained bear
Àˆ`>Þ
1. whole, hole
2. write, right
3. principal, principle
4. rays, raise, raze
5. stationery, stationary
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. Pete found his favorite CD, “Backstreet Boys in
Concert,” under his bed.
2. Dr. Morgan X-rayed Annieʼs teeth and said,
“No cavities!”
3. Responses will vary—autograph, telegraph,
paragraph, homograph
4. in math class
5. stoop, stone
œ˜`>Þ
1. Heather wove a small blanket for the babyʼs bed.
2. Drew knew the right answer even before the
teacher had asked the question.
3. -Žˆvvà are small boats made from bundles of papyrus
stalks lashed together with rope.
4. construct
5. port
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. lu mi nous
2. The elegant lady waved her gloved hand at her
realtor and said, “Regardless of the cost, we must
have that house.”
3. The house was designed by a famous architect
named Frank Lloyd Wright.
4. subject
5. both a prefix and a suffix
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1. Mr. Gerk announced, “If I donʼt have a cup of
Starbuckʼs coffee in the morning, my day is off to
bad start, and this morning I didnʼt have my cup of
coffee.”
2. “Here, Sir,” said Hillary, “I think I can help,” as she
held out a steaming mug.
3. opinion
4. chocolates, rhythms
5. suddenly, regrettably, soon
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/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. what kind
2. which ones
3. “Jog around the track at Del Monte twice
before you come to school,” Coach OʼKeefe
reminded us.
4. Thirty-two different species of birds live in the
park near Lake Oswego.
5. metaphor
Àˆ`>Þ
1. spelling error (scared animal)
2. no error
3. capitalization error (Amazon Rainforest)
4. punctuation error (deserted, unpaved)
5. no error
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1. Molly and Max, his two Boston bull terriers, and four
sisters make life exciting at Joshʼs house.
2. The Declaration of Independence is worth
understanding and remembering as a life guide.
3. worse, worst
4. no
5. yes
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. cause—Japanese Beetle larvae were found in a
backyard garden
effect—Forest Service officials are combing the area
2. Stuart Little is a caring newcomer to the Little family.
3. Nashville, Tennessee, is the capital of that state.
4. leased
5. least
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/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. D.C.
2. imperative
3. Imagine an arbor above the doorway with
fragrant roses cascading from the green
branches.
4. My garden is like a vegetable stand with daily
fresh produce specials.
5. heav i er
Àˆ`>Þ
1. subjects–Pat, Mike
2. subject–Mike
3. subject–Pat
4. subject–fish
5. subject–he
verb–will go
verb–brought
verb–caught
verb–was
verb–threw
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. “A trip to the Museum of Natural History is
always a treat!” exclaimed Sara.
2. “Tomorrow” is my favorite song from Annie.
3. closing
4. in this helter-skelter world, of my own
5. bone
œ˜`>Þ
1. Jose found cash and some receipts in the wallet
for an account at The First National Bank.
2. When he returned the wallet to Security, he
received a reward of $50.
3. œÀÕâ is the Iranian New Year.
4. present
5. past
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. opinion
2. pessimistic
3. Dr. Shimizu, the pediatrician, is a grandfather to
his own grandchildren and many patients, besides.
4. Why did Julie decide to take driverʼs education
this summer?
5. Sentences will vary—I sent a card to my grandma
that had a rose scent if you scratched the picture.
LZZ`
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/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. future
2. past
3. “Noises, especially loud ones, sound
intimidating when the lights go out,”
explained Ferdinand.
4. My kitten, Tasha, loves to take a nap, wake up
and stretch, and then curl up in a ball to sleep
some more.
5. funnier, funniest
Àˆ`>Þ
1. c
2. d
3. e
4. b
5. a
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1. Mr. Smith, the art teacher, lent me the book
about Picasso.
2. Peter and I want to try to paint a mural in
Picassoʼs style.
3. verb
4. happen
5. what kind
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1. The Union Colony Pioneer Society is a
group of descendants of families who
homesteaded in Greeley, Colorado.
2. My great-grandmotherʼs parents were
part of that original settlement.
3. Answers will vary—bring, fetch, return
4. Answers will vary—remote, distant,
isolated
5. where
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. study carefully
2. How many of us are there4
3. Sal, Ron, and I went out to
our new clubhouse.
4. They are different kinds of
pasta.
5. They are things a baby uses.
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. My little cousin always says, ¹Give me
five!º
2. The telephone rang just as Mom was
leaving the house.
3. cause—late takeoff in Los Angeles
effect—missed connectipn in Denver
4. Opinions will vary—Television shows
contain too much violence.
5. presentible
/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. computer technician
2. A Ì>˜}À>“ is an Asian puzzle.
3. I just finished reading a book entitled
Through My Eyes by Ruby Bridges.
4. It described her experience as the only
black student in Frantz Elementary
School in New Orleans.
5. dove into the water and swam to victory
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1. Pebbles and Bam Bam are characters
in the movie The Flintstones.
2. Because it snowed last night, Mr. Ruiz,
the building manager, had to clear the
walks before school began.
3. simile
4. natcheral
5. 1 a.m.
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. band membersʼ uniforms
2. Homer Spit is a tiny piece of land that
reaches into the Kamishak Bay from
Mainland Alaska.
3. The Empress Hotel in Victoria, British
Columbia, has a lovely dining room
where high tea is served.
4. homophones
5. breadwinner, breakage, breakfast,
breeze, brevity
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. My brothers and I like to play
Monopoly® and Scrabble® on
Saturday afternoons.
2. Eating an apple everyday is supposed
to keep the doctor away. OR Eating an
apple every day is supposed to keep
the doctor away.
3. would have
4. verb
5. plywood
œ˜`>Þ
1. You can use chocolate bars,
marshmallows, and graham crackers to
make a tasty dessert.
2. The name of the dessertʼs sʼmores, and
you will always want some more after
your first one.
3. standard
4. conspire
5. with a grain of salt
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. did snore last night
2.Ê V œœV>̈œ˜ is a navigation system of
reflected sound used by bats.
3. ¹It is my contention that Goldilocks
was simply a trespasser and a thief!º
announced Prof. High.
4. ¹I agree with your assessment of the
situation,º replied Prof. Low.
5. Answers will vary—microscope,
telescope, periscope
4. Please put up your umbrella after
youʼre outside the door.
5. embankment
Àˆ`>Þ
Answers will vary, but they should be
capitalized and punctuated correctly.
/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. Sentences will vary—She changed the
horseʼs gait as they rode through the
gate.
2. dab, damask
3. Once upon a time in a faraway land
there were a king, a queen, and a
magnificent castle.
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1. spelling error (increase comprehension)
2. spelling error (strategies)
3. punctuation error (that you use4)
4. punctuation error (As you read,)
5. punctuation error (After you read,)
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1. Black widow spiders and Mexican
tarantulas are fearsome insects.
2. Sometimes I wish I were an eagle
soaring through the clear blue sky.
3. Answer must be something the lion
hunts—zebra.
4. verb
5. preposition
Àˆ`>Þ
1. extremely jealous
2. far superior
3. a sure thing
4. something I donʼt like
5. gave away the secret
/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. them
2. square
3. Tonya said, ¹My legs go to sleep when
I sit on them.º
4. Stephen said, “Oh, my legs go to sleep
when Iʼm lying on the bed.”
5. adverb
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4. Because computers are up to date
3. Greyhound bus drivers and Union Pacific
1. Charlie, Peter, Timmy, and Frank were
and their search engines make finding
Railroad engineers are responsible for
late because they wanted to walk by
things easy, they are a good source of
transporting many passengers, so they
the new construction site before school.
information.
have to be alert at all times.
2. They had to go to the principalʼs office,
5. to what extent
4. My mom and aunt have been buying
apologize to their teacher, and then go
hot dogs and buns, soda pop and
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
straight to gym.
chips, and checking the weather forecast.
1. Iʼve never been backpacking before, so
3.Ê ˆÃVœÌ̈ is a crisp almond cookie.
They may have plans for this weekend.
I can hardly wait to go next week.
4. rid i cule
5. air traffic controller
2. My pack weighs more than forty pounds
5. when you are playing bingo
Àˆ`>Þ
because I put so many things in it.
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. Forbearance
3. sec.
1. Facts will vary—Some people have
2. chagrined
4. mosquitoes
straight hair and some people have
3. acclaim
5. receive, ourselves, boundary
curly hair.
4. sustenance
2. collector, college
5. accelerate
/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
3. Even though she played soccer, was a
1. holiday
cheerleader, and swam on the swim
2. better, best
team, she still had time to go the hospital
every week to visit with her grandma.
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1. Impatiently, my lab partner asked,
¹When do you think youʼll be able to
complete the project4º
2. I replied, ¹Itʼll be done as soon as I
finish the research, organize my notes,
compose my ideas,and print it all out.º
3. food
4. thirty-two hungry, roughhousing
kindergartners
5. the new girl
/ÕiÃ`>Þ
1. both
2. any state capital
3. On Saturday, June 5, Cindy and Jen
will drive from Arlington, Virginia, to
Champaign, Illinois.
4. Triciaʼs swimming improved so much,
she moved from the novice to the
intermediate class in just four weeks.
5. rev o lu tion ar y
7i`˜iÃ`>Þ
1. ¹How are skiing and snowboarding
different?º asked Simonʼs uncle.
2. Tulips, rose bushes, and fragrant lilacs
line Grannyʼs pathway. It smells like a
flower shop.
3. do, done
4. busineses, familys
5. synonyms
/ ÕÀÃ`>Þ
1. more beautiful, most beautiful
2. Aunt Carolʼs, sixtieth, birthday,
exciting, her, many
3. ¹Somethingʼs fishy!º exclaimed the
detective as he peered in the window
of the house. ¹Iʼll go inside and check
it out!º
4. I wish that I were tall like my friend
John, so then I could slam dunk the
ball.
5. a long-searched-for goal is within
reach
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1. subject–I
2. subject–frog
3. subject–storm
4. subject–I
5. subjects–aunt, cat
verb–would like
verb–hopped
verb–took
verb–have seen
verb–live
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1. When water gets hot, it will change
into a gas, or water vapor. This
process is called evaporation.
2. When water vapor gets cold, it will
change into a liquid. This process is
called condensation.
3. common noun
4. metaphor
5. humiliation
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1. awkward, daughter, brought
2. Horton the Elephant demonstrated that
determination pays off when he sat on
the birdʼs egg and hatched it.
3. Do you think Dr. Seussʼs Grinch would
like to eat green eggs and ham?
4. interrogative
5. declarative
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1. ¹Studying the piccolo has some
important advantages,º explained
Doug. ¹Itʼs much easier to carry a
piccolo than it is to carry a tuba.º
2. After seeing Jurassic Park, Jason
asked, ¹Do you think scientists will
clone DNA to make a living dinosaur?º
3. Facts will vary—Some vegetables are
root vegetables and some are leaf
vegetables.
4. synonyms
5. antonyms
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1. maniac, mantilla, mantle
2. Answers will vary—imagination,
imaginary
3. ¹How important is it that I take a water
filter on the backpacking trip?º asked
Bill. ¹> will carry water in my canteen.º
4. ¹Take the filter just in case you
need more water,º the scoutmaster
answered. ¹You will be glad you did.º
5. Sentences will vary. All or nearly
all words must begin with the same
sound—Davyʼs dogs dig dutifully.
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1. punctuation error (solids, liquids, and
gases)
2. spelling error (conductors)
3. no error
4. noun/verb agreement error (Sound
waves travel)
5. spelling error (liquids)stuck.