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Let’s find out some basic terms
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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.

Click to return to the question and poll the class

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C. griots B. kings A. mansas D. traders Storytellers in Ancient Mali are also known as -

Back to Board C. griots

C. 14 A D x 5 =

Back to Board A. 45

A. Kyle wouldve C. kyle wouldve B. as it is B. as it is D. Kyle wouldve In the sentence Kyle wouldve been late The correct way to write Kyle wouldve is -

Back to Board B. As it is

A. stood C. bent B. soon D. lack Which word has the same middle sound as book?

Back to Board A. stood

A. carnivore C. omnivore D. producer B. herbivore An animal that eats only plants is a called a -

Back to Board B. herbivore

A. columns C. arches B. pyramids D. castles What type of architecture would you find in Ancient Rome?

Back to Board C. arches

A. 340 B. 400 C. 350 D people left the baseball game early. What is 347 rounded the nearest ten?

Back to Board C. 350

A. prey C. producer C. producer B. consumer B. consumer D. decomposer D. decomposer A plant is a -

Back to Board C. Producer

A. droved to Washington. A. droved to Washington. C. drove to Washington. C. drove to Washington. Todd droved to washington. In this sentence droved to washington should be written - D. as it is D. as it is B. drived to Washington. B. drived to Washington.

Back to Board C. drove to Washington

Which word rhymes with toast? A. low C. tried B. test D. most

Back to Board D. most

A. 7/10 What is.7 written as a fraction? C. 7/100 B. 70 D. 7

Back to Board A. 7/10

B. France Jacques Cartier sailed from which country? A. England C. Spain D. Canada

Back to Board B. France

C. 12 C. 12 How many months are in one year? A. 7 B /4 B /4 D. 30

Back to Board C. 12

C. The best player the best player is Steve. In the sentence the best player should be written - A. as it is D. The best Player B. The bestest player

Back to Board C. The best player

C. timed C. timed Which word has the same beginning and ending sound as tried? A. bride A. bride D. try B. truck

Back to Board C. timed

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Thanks for playing!