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Click to return to question, Cont-P to switch to the pen, cross out two incorrect answers, then Cont-A to switch back to pointer.

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 A. shows up A. shows up  C. is able to see C. is able to see  B. comes back B. comes back  D. can never be seen D. can never be seen Grandma smiled and said “Don’t get upset, Kenny, because spring always appears. It shows up when it’s the right time.” The word appears means

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 A. monster A. monster  C. dwarf C. dwarf  B. whale B. whale  D. mammoth D. mammoth Earth’s giants were the dinosaurs. What word means the OPPOSITE of giant?

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 A. Everyone should learn about A. Everyone should learn about Dinosaurs.  C. You wouldn't have been afraid C. You wouldn't have been afraid of some of the dinosaurs.  B. Dinosaurs are the largest B. Dinosaurs are the largest animals to ever have lived.  D. Some stories about dinosaurs D. Some stories about dinosaurs will make you laugh. Which sentence below is a fact?

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 A. re- A. re-  C. un- C. un-  B. in- B. in-  D. pre- D. pre- Which prefix can you add to the word fill to make it fill again?

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 A. the place at the bottom A. the place at the bottom of the water  C. to have crushed into C. to have crushed into small pieces  B. to have landed a plane B. to have landed a plane  D. the floor D. the floor Down upon the ground they fall, glasses, plates, knives, forks and all. In this poem the word ground means?

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 A. to rub your eyes before A. to rub your eyes before blinking  C. happening within a C. happening within a quick moment  B. seeing a huge eye B. seeing a huge eye  D. miss someone a great D. miss someone a great deal Before you could blink, a bright light shone from the ship. The phrase before you could blink means

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 A. joke A. joke  C. solve C. solve  B. break B. break  D. scream D. scream The crack in the ship opened wider and wider. It was a door! It was a huge door! Which word has ALMOST the same meaning as crack?

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 A. to move like the ocean A. to move like the ocean  C. to move your hand C. to move your hand to signal someone  B. to rise suddenly B. to rise suddenly  D. to put aside D. to put aside A few people wave to the camera as they rushed behind the police lines. What does the word wave mean in the sentence?

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 A. died A. died  D. trip D. trip He died during the trip, but one ship completed the voyage. What does the word voyage mean?  C. completed C. completed  B. ship B. ship

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If you wanted to find another word to replace narrow in your story you should look in  A. a textbook A. a textbook  C. an encyclopedia C. an encyclopedia  D. an atlas D. an atlas  B. a thesaurus B. a thesaurus

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 A. -er A. -er Which suffix can you add to the word strong to make it mean more strong?  C. -full C. -full  B. -ness B. -ness  D. -ly D. -ly

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 B. Collecting quarters is a B. Collecting quarters is a great hobby! Which sentence below is an opinion?  A. There are only two coin A. There are only two coin mints in this country.  C. Most quarters show C. Most quarters show scenes from the fifty states  D. Mints make five state D. Mints make five state coins each year.

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 C. -y C. -y What suffix can you add to cloud to make it mean similar to a cloud?  A. -ous A. -ous  B. -ness B. -ness  D. -er D. -er

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 D. I like this kind of cereal. D. I like this kind of cereal. Which sentences uses the underlined word in the same way as the sentence below? This kind of plant is rare.  A. Mrs. Rodriguez is kind. A. Mrs. Rodriguez is kind.  C. No one thinks that C. No one thinks that person is kind.  B. The kind man smiled. B. The kind man smiled.

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 A. The recipe shows the A. The recipe shows the way to make a cake. Which sentences uses the underlined word in the same way as the sentence below? You need to do it this way.  B. The king sat way up on B. The king sat way up on the throne.  D. I don’t know the way to D. I don’t know the way to the school.  C. He found his way home. C. He found his way home.

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