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5. fears

6. A boy in one of the stories (fear, fears) he has been abducted by aliens.

7. doesn’t

8. When the Tuck family kidnaps Winnie, she (don’t, doesn’t) expect magic.

9. is

10. Every one of the Tucks (are, is) immortal because they drank from the spring.

11. finds

12. Winnie, while playing in the woods, (find, finds) a beautiful, clear stream of water.

13. is

14. The spring of water, these people tell her, (is, are) magical.

15. their roads

16. The roads are safe for travel because (its, their) surfaces have been cleared of ice.

17. her Leah (or Lauren)

18. Either Leah or Lauren can use these skis on (their, her) ski trip.

19. its lake

20. Because (its, their) surface is frozen, the small lake looks eerily motionless.

21. their Josh and his brother

22. Josh and his brother worked all morning to clear (his, their) driveway of snow.

23. his or her one

24. No one enjoys having (their, his or her) car doors frozen shut.

25. good

26. When we came into the house after ice-skating, the fire felt (good, well).

27. well

28. She writes very (good, well).

29. well

30. Gino looked (good, well) after recovering from his operation.

31. really

32. The (real, really) good report card pleased Tim’s parents.

33. surely

34. Kevin (sure, surely) will do well if he studies and reviews for his finals.

35. better

36. The food at this restaurant tastes ____ than the food at the diner. (good)

37. most tragic

38. This is the (tragicest, most tragic) story I have ever read! (tragic)

39. mildest

40. Which of the fifty states has the (mildest, milder) climate? (mild)

41. most interesting

42. Which dog is (most interesting, more interesting) Lassie, Wishbone or Scooby-Do?

43. farther

44. Which is _____ from here, Kassie’s house or Allie’s apartment? (far)

45. raises

46. He (raises, rises) the flag at dawn.

47. lie

48. If you are tired (lay, lie) down for awhile.

49. set

50. The cowboys (sat, set) their lunch boxes under a tree to shade them from the sun.

51. bring

52. Will you (bring, take) this mail to Mr. Gruber?

53. Lay

54. (Lie, Lay) your backpack down and come see my new comic books I bought today.

55. Protagonist Antagonist

56. The “hero” of the story: _____________ The character that creates conflict for other characters in the story: _____________

57. simile metaphor

58. Using words to create comparisons (2 terms)

59. Personification

60. Giving human qualities to inanimate objects

61. imagery

62. The author creates a “mind picture” for the reader using the 5 senses.

63. Plot

64. Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution

65. Make your wager

66. You must get all 5 correct! 1.visitors 2.Into the beautiful sunshine 3.was chosen 4.New York Mets 5.Venezuelan

67. For each of the following sentences, label the parts in parentheses. 1.A tour of the Museum of Natural History gives visitors hours of excitement and surprises. (indirect object) 2.Into the beautiful sunshine charged the excited children. (prepositional phrase) 3.One of my favorite writing pieces was chosen for the contest. (verb phrase) 4.The New York Mets are the team to beat this year! (proper noun) 5.The Venezuelan coast is a beautiful vacation destination. (proper adjective)