Language art- How can we protect the Earth?

Language art- How can we protect the Earth?

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The....center is going to celebrate an art contest

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What does " a contest" mean?

• An art work

• A competition

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What was Grace holding?

• a flag

• a flyer

• a card

• a paper

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What does the word "supply" that appeared in the text mean?

• the shop

• a stock of a resource

• the library

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Why did Mrs. Simon say that their classroom is running out of material?

• Because they didn't have any.

• Because it was the end of the year.

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Who is Mrs. Rice?

• a geography teacher

• a History teacher

• an art teacher

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Mrs Rice said that they would not have any more supply for the art contests even in next year.

• True

• False

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How did all the class react?

• upset

• happy

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What did Hal suggest to his class?

• to sell something to get money

• to ask for money from the parents

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What did Pablo opinionate?

• To recycle the trash papers

• To buy more trash for the papers

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Pablo usually spoke up in his class.

• True

• False

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Hal ignored Pablo's idea.

• True

• False

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"When we use ________paper, we use

natural materials and save trees."

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What did Pablo suggest to do with the paper?

• to make toys

• To make picture

• To make paper cranes

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Who taught the children to fold the papers into cranes?

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What was the size of the community center zoom?

• very small

• very big

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The word grinning in the text means

• smiling loudly an happily

• yelling

• shouting

• talking

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The paper crane mobile won the prize for ....

• its beauty

• its price

• its creativeness

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“Wow!” the girl _________ when

she saw her gift".

• exclaimed

• finally

• history

• public

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We_________ finished the big art project.

• finally

• history

• united

• writers

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They learn about the _______ of the museum.

• history

• public

• writers

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The neighbors _________ to clean up trash.

• Uniting

• United

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These__________ write stories.

• writers

• writing

• written

The letters a, aw, au, augh, al, and ough can stand for

the vowel sound you hear in call, dawn, sauce, caught,

salt, and thought.

Read the words in each row. Circle the word with the vowel

sound you hear in tall

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Choose the word that sound like au the vowel sound au

• sauce

• sail

• sleep

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Choose the world that has the sound al in the vowel sound.

• badge

• ball

• best

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Choose the word that has the aw sound the vowel sound.

• watch

• walk

• weight

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Choose the word that has the augh-sound in the vowel sound

• tape

• treat

• taught

• A possessive pronoun takes the place of a possessive noun.

• A possessive pronoun shows who or what owns something.

• My, your, his, her, and its are singular possessive pronouns.

My brother is a firefighter.

His job is very hard.

Your answer was correct.

The box was on its side

Choose the correct possessive pronoun in ( ) for each sentence. 

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One of (my, me) favorite people in history is George Washington.

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George Washington was a hero in (his, he) time.

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(He, His) home was a large farm.

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Mount Vernon was the name of (his, he) farm.

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The farm was known for (its, he) fine home

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Martha Washington also helped (her, she) country.

A possessive pronoun shows who or what owns something.

• Some possessive pronouns are your, our, and their.

Our brother is a police officer.

Your sister is a firefighter.

The teachers eat their lunch at noon.

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1. (Your, You) favorite hero is someone in your family.

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2. (She, Her) job is very hard

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3. She works in (our, us) town’s fire station.

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4. She helps keep (their, them) equipment working.

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5. She makes (our, we) town a safer place

The letters ea can stand for the vowel sound you hear in bread.

The letters ou can stand for the vowel sound you hear in touch.

The letter y can stand for the vowel sound you hear in myth.

Choose the word that tells abouteach picture. 

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• yawn

• young

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• bring

• bread

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• thread

• three

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• gnat

• gym

When two words begin with the same letter, you can look at the second letter to put the words in alphabetical order

ahead - away  

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patch- purse, choose the one that goes first .

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bread - bike

Choose the one that goes first according the alphabetical order.