How Ben Franklin Stole the Lightning Vocabulary Practice
The coach ______ the team they could win, and they did. convinced handy whirlwind mischief Bifocals
That is Correct convinced – verb – caused a person to believer or do something
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Riding the Ferris wheel makes me ______. whirlwind mischief hilarious dizzy Franklin Stove
That is Correct dizzy – adjective – having the feeling of spinning and being about to fall
It’s amazing how many times a dictionary can come in ______. nowadays independence convinced handy Franklin’s kite experiment
That is Correct handy – adjective – within reach, nearby, easy to use; come in handy
. Keisha tells _______ jokes. handy whirlwind mischief hilarious Lightning Rod
That is Correct hilarious – adjective – very funny
America gained its ________ from Great Britain. mischief independence dizzy nowadays Map of the Gulf Stream by Ben Franklin
That is Correct independence – noun – freedom from the control of another or others
The kittens were always getting into ________ when we weren’t home. predators dizzy mischief independence Ben Franklin publisher of Poor Richard’s Almanac
That is Correct mischief – noun – conduct that may seem playful but causes harm or trouble
People hardly ever write with typewriters ________. dizzy nowadays independence convinced
That is Correct nowadays – adverb – in the present time
She moved quickly about the apartment, packing like a _______. independence convinced handy whirlwind Ben Franklin at the France Court of King Louis XIV
That is Correct whirlwind – noun – a whirling current of air that moves forward with great force; anything resembling a whirlwind
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