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Select the correct spelling of the underlined word in the sentence: The students love to complete there SpringBoard pages. Options: there, their, they're

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their

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Select the correct spelling of the underlined word in the sentence: I would hate to loose my homework. Options: loose, lews, lose

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lose

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Select the correct version of the word underlined: The dog shook its collar loose. Options: its, it's, its'

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its

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Pick the correct version of the underlined word: You're going to do great on the test! Options: You're, Your, Ur, Yore

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You're

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The Sun is able to inspire many feelings in people awe, wonder, and even delight.

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people:

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Refraction takes place when the Sun’s light rays are bent, reflected, and split into an arc of color as they pass through drops of water in the atmosphere.

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split

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Choose the correct word or phrase for the underlined: One such phenomenon is variously called a parhelion, a mock sun, or referred to as a sundog.

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a sundog

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If the crystals are being pushed in one direction by the wind, the light will be concentrated in spots on either side of the halo these bright spots are known as sundogs.

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halo;

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Choose the correct phrase for the underlined to complete the sentence: While Nixon possessed years of White House experience, Kennedy had charmed the public with his natural gift of clear communication.

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Kennedy charmed the public with his natural gift of clear communication.

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Choose the correct spelling for the underlined word in the sentence: It was not speechmaking that made his words resonate so strongly with his audience. Options: resanate, resenate, resonnate, resonate.

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resonate