ReadyGEN 2B4

ReadyGEN 2B4

Today we will look at words and phrases the author uses to support points, or opinions, in the text.

We will look closesly at the words and phrases the author uses to help us better understand.

Open Ended

What questions do you have about saving and spending money?

Open Ended

On pages 18-19, what does the author tell readers about using credit and debit cards?

Page 18

You can borrow money without visiting a bank.

The money must be paid back.

If you don't pay it back on time there can be extra fees.

People also use debit cards that transfer money from their bank account.

Page 19

Debit cards use money from your account.

Credit cards use money from the bank.

You should keep track of what you spend.

Multiple Choice

An entrepreneur is:

• a person who borrows money

• a person who starts and runs a business

Multiple Choice

Money earned or received is:

• salary

• transactions

• income

Multiple Choice

a purchase is:

• salary

• charge or payments

• something you buy

Open Ended

Use the word borrow in a sentence:

Multiple Choice

Which two words make the contraction they'll

• they all

• they will

• the yall

• you will

Multiple Choice

Which two words make the contraction wouldn't

• would not

• will not

• was not

• what not

Multiple Choice

What is the contraction for has not

• hasnt

• has'nt

• hasno't

• hasn't

Multiple Choice

What is the contraction for she is

• she'is

• she's

• sh'es

• shes'

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• Sally is sweet, pretty, and nice.
• Sally is sweet, pretty, and, nice,.
• Sally is sweet pretty and nice.

Multiple Choice

The play “Hamilton” first appeared on Broadway on February 17 2015.

• February 17; 2015.

• February 17, 2015.

• February, 17 2015.

Multiple Choice

Artist Frida Kahlo was born on July 6 1907. Where does the comma belong?

• July, 6, 1907

• July 6, 1907

• July, 6 1907

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses commas correctly?

• I wanted to buy cookies chips and, candy.
• I wanted to buy cookies chips and candy.
• I wanted to buy cookies, chips, and candy.