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Fred is so tired he needs to _________________________down before the game. lay laid lie lying vÊÌ iÊ}Õ`iÊÜÀ`ÃÊÊ>Ê«>}iÊ>ÀiÊV>Ê>`ÊV>ÃÃV>]ÊÜ V ÊÜÀ`ÃÊÜÕ`ÊLiÊÊÌ iÊ«>}i4 2. clatter classroom clasp clarinet clack clam ÀÀiVÌÊÌ iÃiÊÃiÌiVið 3. when im tried of writeing i stand up and take a few deep breathes 4. i think my computer has a mind of its own so sometimes what i think i key board is not whats on the page ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ 5. Iʼm writing to inform you that your company has been awarded the contract. -ÞÞÃÊÀÊ>ÌÞÃ4 5. endure, persist _____________________________________________________________ Ç£ >i\ LZYcZhYVn ÓÎ ÀÀiVÌÊÌ iÃiÊÃiÌiVið 1. when i asked who is it i heard a soft voice replie its only me 2. humpty dumpty posed a impossible challenge for all the kings mens 7ÀÌiÊ>Êv>VÌÊ>LÕÌÊ iÜÀ° 3. _________________________________________________________________________ ÀViÊÌ iÊÌÜÊ«>ÀÃÊvÊÃÞÞÃÊÊÌ ÃÊÃiÌiVi° 4. I hope to locate the original deed or to at least discover the first ownerʼs name. iÃÊÌ iÊÕ`iÀi`Ê>`ÛiÀLÊ« À>ÃiÊÌiÊ Ü]ÊÜ i]ÊÜ iÀi]ÊÀÊÌÊÜ >ÌÊiÝÌiÌ4 ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈ 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl >i\ I]jghYVn ÓÎ 7ÀÌiÊÌ iÊ«ÃÃiÃÃÛiÊÕ° 1. the three dogs of Arturo ______________________________________________________ 1ÃiÊVÌiÝÌÊVÕiÃÊÌÊ`iÌiÀiÊÌ iÊi>}ÊvÊÌ iÊL`i`ÊÜÀ`° 2. Mayan sculptors chiseled freestanding monuments, called ÃÌi>i, from limestone and obsidian. ÀÀiVÌÊÌ iÃiÊÃiÌiVið 3. its all most lunch time shouted simon 4. hurry lets go to carpenter beach four a piknic iÃÊÌ iÊÕ`iÀi`Ê>`iVÌÛiÊÌiÊÜ V ÊiÃ]ÊÜ >ÌÊ`]ÊÀÊ ÜÊ>Þ4 5. Those wiggly worms felt funny in my hand. ÇÓ _______________________________________ ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ 5. 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Tori liked to twist her hair and pin it up in a knot. ____________________________________ -iÊÀÊiÌ>« À4 4. Mrs. Perchʼs hair was a nest for the perky red bow. __________________________________ ÃÊÌ iÊÕ`iÀi`ÊÜÀ`ÊÃ}Õ>ÀÊÀÊ«ÕÀ>4 ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈ 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl >i\ IjZhYVn Ó{ -ÕLiVÌÊ«ÀÕÊÀÊLiVÌÊ«ÀÕ4 1. We wanted to thank them for all of their help. _____________________________________ ÀÀiVÌÊÌ iÃiÊÃiÌiVið 2. do you think that some day sum one will travel all the weigh to mars 3. simpson nose that the letter was supposd to have arived on june 10 by 10 a m 7 >ÌÊÃÊÌ iÊi>}ÊvÊÌ ÃÊv}ÕÀiÊvÊëiiV 4 4. Lance has his finger in every pie. _______________________________________________ ÀViÊÌ iÊÃÕLiVÌÊvÊÌ ÃÊÃiÌiVi° 5. Covered with suds and dripping with water, the toddler dashed from the bathtub to the bedroom. Ç{ ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ 5. Which fish in the aquarium swims the fastest4 _______________________________________ LZYcZhYVn >i\ Ó{ ÀÀiVÌÊÌ iÃiÊÃiÌiVið 1. youd beter clean up that mess quick 2. boris peter and jean packt all the picters in the packadges for the air express truck ÃiÊÌ iÊLiÃÌÊÜÀ`ÊÌÊV«iÌiÊÌ ÃÊÃiÌiVi° 3. Scott had _________________________________ many dirty dishes in his room. two to too tow 7ÀÌiÊÃiÌiViÊÀÊÌÊ>ÊÃiÌiViÊÊÌ iÊi° 4. Always busy working in the kitchen, the cooks ____________________________________ ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈ 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl I]jghYVn Ó{ >i\ 7 V ÊVÌÀ>VÌÊÃÊëii`ÊVÀÀiVÌÞ4 1. weʼll thereʼell theyʼare thatʼill therʼed 7 >ÌÊ«>ÀÌÊvÊëiiV ÊÃÊÕ`iÀi`pÕ]ÊÛiÀL]Ê>`iVÌÛi]ÊÀÊ>`ÛiÀL4 2. The runner sprinted down the track effortlessly. _____________________________________ ÀÀiVÌÊÌ iÃiÊÃiÌiVið 3. in his poem primer lesson carl sandberg wrote look out how you use proud words 4. isnt it all most time for reces ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ 5. The computer responded to his command ________________________________________ -ÞÞÃÊÀÊ>ÌÞÃ4 5. tumult, pandemonium _______________________________________________________ Çx ;g^YVn >i\ Ó{ LiÊÌ iÊÃiÌiViÃÊÌÊ>iÊiÊÃiÌiVi° 1. Marilyn bought some sandals. She tried on hiking boots, walking shoes, and ballet slippers. 2. We drove to the camping store to buy a tent cover. When we got there the store was closed. 3. The road was covered with black ice. The car turned the corner. The car slid off the road. 4. Jo went to visit her sister. Joʼs sister lives in St. Louis. Jo only has one sister. ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈ 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl 5. I found a carton of eggs in the refrigerator. It had only one egg in it. I couldnʼt make the cookies. 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ 9V^anEgd\gZhhGZXdgY Ó{ ÊÜÊ>ÞÊ``ÊÞÕÊ}iÌÊVÀÀiVÌÊi>V Ê`>Þ¶Ê ÀÊÌ iÊõÕ>Àið x { Î Ó £ `>Þ ÇÈ /ÕiÃ`>Þ 7i`iÃ`>Þ / ÕÀÃ`>Þ À`>Þ BdcYVn Óx >i\ ÀÀiVÌÊÌ iÃiÊÃiÌiVið 1. these here sentenses our begining to all look a like 2. honey is a sweet treet four bares sayed the zoo keaper 7ÀÌiÊÌ iÊ«ÃÃiÃÃÛiÊÕ° 3. the books of the teachers ______________________________________________________ 1ÃiÊÌ ÃÊ « iÊ«>ÀÊÊiÊÃiÌiVi\Ê«>]Ê«>i° 4. __________________________________________________________________________ ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈ 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl >VÌÊÀÊ«4 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl IjZhYVn >i\ Óx 7ÀÌiÊÌ iÊV«>À>ÌÛiÊ>`ÊÃÕ«iÀ>ÌÛiÊvÀÃÊvʵÕiÌ° 1. _____________________________________ ________________________________ 1`iÀiÊ>ÊÌ iÊÕÃÊÊÌ ÃÊÃiÌiVi° 2. The kindergartners buzzed around the soccer ball like bees around a hive. ÀÀiVÌÊÌ iÃiÊÃiÌiVið 3. i use post it notes to lable each paige that kneeds korrections 4. after ten laps around the track his chest heaves in and out as he breaths ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ 5. A brainstorm is a good idea. _____________ 7 V ÊÃÊÌ iÊVÀÀiVÌÊÜ>ÞÊÌÊ`Û`iÊÌ ÃÊÜÀ`ÊÌÊÃÞ>LiÃ4 5. en ve lop e en vel ope en ve lope env el ope ÇÇ >i\ LZYcZhYVn Óx ÀÀiVÌÊÌ iÃiÊÃiÌiVið 1. the gardner suggests that i planted hollyhocks sweet peas and a double delight rose 2. hav you ever had two hav youʼre teeth pulled out buy a dentist «iÌiÊÌ iÊ>>}Þ° 3. -i`Êis to vÌi as >Þ is to _________________________________________________ . lots more few several -ÕvvÝÊÀÊ«ÀivÝ4 4. envious _____________________________________________________________________ ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈ 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl >i\ I]jghYVn Óx ÀViÊÌ iÊV>ÕÃiÊ>`ÊÕ`iÀiÊÌ iÊivviVÌ°Ê 1. 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His idea to start school fifteen minutes earlier every day went over like a lead balloon. ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈ 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ 9V^anEgd\gZhhGZXdgY Óx ÜÊ>ÞÊ``ÊÞÕÊ}iÌÊVÀÀiVÌÊi>V Ê`>Þ¶Ê ÀÊÌ iÊõÕ>Àið x { Î Ó £ `>Þ /ÕiÃ`>Þ 7i`iÃ`>Þ / ÕÀÃ`>Þ À`>Þ Ç BdcYVn >i\ ÓÈ ÀÀiVÌÊÌ iÃiÊÃiÌiVið 1. uncle ray will pick up his new pick up at the star truck plaza tomorow morning 2. during the last rain storm my roof sprung a leak 1ÃiÊÌ iÊVÌiÝÌÊVÕiÃÊÌÊ`iÌiÀiÊÌ iÊi>}ÊvÊÌ iÊL`i`ÊÜÀ`° 3. Because «ii« is spelled the same way both forward and backward, it is called a «>`Ài° `iÌvÞÊÌ ÃÊ«>ÀÌÊvÊ>ÊvÀi`ÞÊiÌÌiÀ° 4. Dear Aunt Betty, _____________________________________________________________ ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈ 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl 1`iÀiÊÌ iÊ«Ài«ÃÌ>Ê« À>ÃiÊÊÌ ÃÊÃiÌiVi° 9V^anAVc\jV\ZGZk^Zl IjZhYVn >i\ ÓÈ 7 >ÌÊÃÊÌ iÊ«À«iÀÊ>LLÀiÛ>ÌÊvÀʵÕ>ÀÌ4 1. qrt. q. qt. 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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 `>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 ££nÊ LZZ` ££ / ÕÀÃ`>Þ 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 À`>Þ 1. ful 2. ment 3. less 4. ly 5. or, ar LZZ` £Ó / 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 À`>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 >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊUÊ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«° LZZ` £Î `>Þ 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 À`>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 `>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 ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ LZZ` £{ / ÕÀÃ`>Þ 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 À`>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. ££ `>Þ 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 LZZ` / 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 À`>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 `>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 £x LZZ` £È / 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 À`>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 £ÓäÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊUÊ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«° LZZ` £Ç / ÕÀÃ`>Þ 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 À`>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 ià 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 and add ià 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 à 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 ià 4. hung 5. Sentences will vary—I would like to have a sled made out of wood. `>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. `>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`iÌ>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` £n / 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 À`>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 ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ £Ó£ `>Þ 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 7i`iÃ`>Þ 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 LZZ` / ÕÀÃ`>Þ 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 À`>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. `>Þ 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. £ LZZ` Óä 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 À`>Þ 1. got angry 2. was afraid, perform 3. go another time 4. very inexpensively 5. putting herself in danger £ÓÓÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊUÊ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«° `>Þ 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 `>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 ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ LZZ` Ó£ / ÕÀÃ`>Þ 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 À`>Þ 1. was 2. do 3. him 4. sheep 5. Whoʼs LZZ` ÓÓ / 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 À`>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 £ÓÎ `>Þ 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 ÌÊÃÊ°®Ê `>Þ 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 £Ó{Ê LZZ` ÓÎ 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 À`>Þ 1. no error 2. punctuation error (came from?) 3. capitalization error (returned to Italy) 4. spelling error (frozen milk dessert) 5. spelling error (popularizing) LZZ` Ó{ / ÕÀÃ`>Þ 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 À`>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. >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊUÊ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«° `>Þ 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` Óx / 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, À`>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 `>Þ 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 «>`Ài 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 ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ LZZ` ÓÈ / ÕÀÃ`>Þ 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 À`>Þ 1. lost 2. showed 3. theyʼre 4. eat 5. sung £Óx `>Þ 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` ÓÇ / 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 À`>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 `>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. -vvà 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 7i`iÃ`>Þ 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 £ÓÈÊ LZZ` Ón / 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 À`>Þ 1. spelling error (scared animal) 2. no error 3. capitalization error (Amazon Rainforest) 4. punctuation error (deserted, unpaved) 5. no error >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊUÊ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«° `>Þ 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 LZZ` Ó / 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 À`>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 `>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. ÀÕâ 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` Îä / 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 À`>Þ 1. c 2. d 3. e 4. b 5. a 7i`iÃ`>Þ 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 ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«°ÊUÊ >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊ £ÓÇ LZZ` Σ `>Þ 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 LZZ` ÎÓ `>Þ 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 `>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 V>Ì 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 À`>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. £ÓnÊ À`>Þ 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,) LZZ` ÎÎ 7i`iÃ`>Þ 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 À`>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 >ÞÊ>}Õ>}iÊ,iÛiÜ]ÊÀ>`iÊÈÊUÊ ÊxÇÈÊUÊ^Óää{Ê Û>ÀÊ À«° LZZ` Î{ `>Þ 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 ÃVÌÌ 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 À`>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. LZZ` Îx `>Þ 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 À`>Þ 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 LZZ` ÎÈ `>Þ 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 /ÕiÃ`>Þ 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 7i`iÃ`>Þ 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 / ÕÀÃ`>Þ 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. À`>Þ 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.