WW2 Review Lessons 1-3

Noun-the back part of the leg

between the knee and the ankle

Noun-a young cow or bull.

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Cats have their own way of showing that they like you. They rub against your

and start to purr.

calf

Noun-the sharp curved nail on the

toe of a bird or animal

Noun-the part of a crab or lobster

used for gripping

Verb-to scratch or dig with sharp

nails

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Bailey tried to be a well-behaved cat. He would let Ken and Sandra pet him, and he would never

their furniture.

claw

Noun-two things of the same kind

Noun-two people who do things

together

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Sandra especially seemed friendly, and they didn't have a cat. These were just a

of the reasons why Bailey wanted to move into their house.

couple

Noun- a pillow or a pad with a soft

filling

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Cats like to sleep on something soft. Sometimes Bailey slept on the

Sandra made, but he really liked sleeping on the bed.

cushion

Noun-something attached on only
one side so that it can move freely

Verb-to move up and down

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Cats like to be free to come and go as they please. All Bailey had to do was push against the

, and it would let him pass into and out of the house.

flap

Noun-a person who takes care of

horses

Noun-a man who is getting

married

Verb-to clean or make neat

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Cats are hardly any trouble. Unlike dogs, which need to be given baths, they can

themselves.

groom

Noun-a part that each person gets

of a whole

Verb-to use or enjoy with others

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Bailey wanted to check out Ken and Sandra's home. He hoped that they would

their home with him.

share

Noun-anything that covers or

protects

Verb-to give protection or safety

to someone or something

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A cat doesn't need much from those it lives with. Food and

are the main things, plus a little love.

shelter

Noun-the land around a building

Noun-a length equal to three feet,

or thirty-six inches

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Bailey knew that it would do no good to rush things. First he hung about in the

, and only later was he allowed to move into Ken and Sandra's house.

yard

Noun-the word name for 0. It

stands for nothing.

3+0=3

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Bailey liked living at Sugar Wood Farm. The chance that he would go back to his old home was just about

.

zero

Noun-a metal rod or wire used to

send and receive radio and

television messages

Noun-one of the two long feelers
on the head of many insects and
of some animals such as lobsters

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Messages telling the Mars robot what to do are sent from Earth. They are picked up by Spirit's

and fed into its computer.

antenna

Noun-the state of being firm or

steady

verb-to stay in a steady position

without falling

Verb-to hold something in a

steady position without falling.

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If Spirit should tip over by accident it wouldn't be able to right itself. The computers on the robot help it to keep its

.

balance

Noun-a large, rounded rock that is

resting on or in the ground

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There are lots of rocks on Mars. Some are small pebbles that Spirit rides over, but there are also quite large

that it must go around.

boulder

Noun-a steep high rock face with
a sharp drop to the ground below.

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There are places that Spirit is careful to stay away from. If it got too close to the edge of a

, for example, it might fall over, and that would be the end of its usefulness.

cliff

Noun-the place where two parts

meet or come together

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Spirit has a long arm with tools at the end of it instead of a hand. The arm has

so that it can bend easily just like your own arm.

joint

Noun-an object with moving parts
that is used to do certain kinds of

work

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Spirit will stay on Mars forever. It doesn't mind because it is a

, and it doesn't have feelings.

machine

Noun-an object that provides the
power to make something move

or do work

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Spirit is a robot sent to explore Mars, and it has many different moving parts. Each part has a little

to give it the power it needs.

motor

Noun-A part of the body that can
be stretched or tightened to make

the body move.

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Humans and robots are alike in an number of ways but different in other ways. For example, humans have

, something that robots don't have.

muscle

Noun-a large object in space that
moves in a regular path around

the sun or some other star.

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Humans first went to the moon in 1969. Mars will be the first

to be visited by humans, but that is still far in the future.

planet

Noun-a surface, a line, or a piece
of land that is higher at one point

than at another

Verb-to lie at an angle

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There are a few really flat places on Mars. This doesn't bother Spirit because it can go down fairly steep

.

slope

Noun-anything that happens in an
unplanned way, especially when it

cause injury or damage.

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Bats don't really want to share your home with you. If one gets into your house by

, you should open doors and windows so it can get out.

accident

Noun-a person who does tricks

that take great strength and
good control in moving the

body.

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Because their legs are weak, you never see bats walking on the ground. To make up for this, their wings are strong, and that is why in the air they are like flying

.

acrobat

Noun-a signal, such as a buzzer,
that warns people or tells them to

take action

Noun-a feeling that something is

wrong or that there is danger

Verb-to make someone afraid or

fearful

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Some people get really scared if a bat finds its way into their home. There is no need to be

. It won't hurt you unless it thinks you are trying to attack it.

alarm

Verb-to spring back after hitting

something

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Bats find their way around by giving off very high-pitched sounds. The sounds

back from whatever they hit and are picked up by the bat's ears.

bounce

Adjective-very big

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Brown bats feed on flying insects. A bat can eat an

number of them and still be hungry for more.

enormous

Noun-an opening or space in

something that is normally closed

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Bats can squeeze themselves through very small openings. One can get through a

no wider than an inch and may find itself inside your house.

gap

Noun-a tool like a bowl with a handle.
It can be large or small and is used for

digging into and lifting loose or soft

materials.

Verb-to take something up in a

quick movement

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A bat is very good at catching insects. Its mouth acts like a

that collects insects as it flies about in search of food.

scoop

Noun-something used to hold an
object in place and to keep it from

falling.

Verb-to hold something in place

or to keep it from falling

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A bat has very weak legs. They are not strong enough to

it if it should try to stand.

support

Noun-a mix-up of things twisted

or knotted together

Verb-to become twisted or knotted

together

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There is not a reason to be afraid of bats. Stories of them getting

in someone's hair are not true.

tangle

Verb-to find out how heavy

something is

Noun-the measure of how heavy

something is

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Some bats that live in hot counties are quite large. The

of a small brown bat, though, is about half an ounce.

weigh

It was a hot sunnyday. After lunch, Mom and Pablo wanted a treat. A cool, sweet yogurt cone would be just right. The Yogurt Parlor was only a couple of blocks from home. So Mom and Pablo decided to walk there.

Joe, the store owner, smiled at them. He said, "What flavor would you like?" Pablo looked a the long list of flavors. There were more than a dozen. Mom chose Suzanna Banana. Pablo had a hard time deciding. Very Strawberry sounded good. So did Great Grape. Finally Pablo chose Vanilla Gorilla because of its funny name . He liked the idea of eating frozen yogurt that was named after a big ape.

Joe did not use an ice-cream scoop. Instead, he turned on a machine. He held one cone under a spout. Thick, soft frozen yogurt poured out into the cone. It made a tall swirly shape.

"Your cones are enormous!" said Mom. It was true. Pablo's serving of frozen yogurt stood six inches tall. He could hardly keep it balanced on the cone!

"Thanks for the Vanilla Gorilla!" said Pablo. He and Mom sat across from each other in a booth. They licked the cool, sweet frozen yogurt. Pablo thought about a gorilla he had seen in a cartoon. It had a funny way of scratching its armpits.

"Hey, Mom, want to see what a gorilla does?" said Pablo. Mom was enjoying her cone. "Hmmm?" she said. Pablo made a "HOO! HOO! HOO!" noise like a gorilla. He reache ddown to scratch his armpits.

Whoops! Pablo's frozen yogurt fell SPLATon the table. It slid across the tabletop. Then it plopped onto the cushion right next to Mom.

Joe was not pleased about the accident. He gave Pablo a wet cloth to clean up the mess. Mom would not buy Pablo another cone. But she did let him share hers. Next time, Pablo decided, he would order Very Strawberry or Great Grape.

Multiple Choice

In this passage, a couple of blocks means

• one block away from Pablo's home.

• about two miles from Pablo's home

• about a mile from Pablo's home

• two blocks from Pablo's home.

Multiple Choice

In this passage, a scoop means a

• cone

• flavor

• tool

• parlor

Multiple Choice

The machine in this passage

• fills cones with frozen yogurt

• opens and shuts the door

• is a tool called an ice cream scoop

• cleans up messes

Multiple Choice

An enormous serving is one that is

• delicious

• cool and creamy

• expensive

• huge

Multiple Choice

To balance something means to keep it from

• melting

• falling

• growing

• flattening out

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A cushion is a

• pad or pillow

• hard chair

• soft bed

• hard bench

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An accident is something that

• happens at a restaurant

• makes people angry

• surprises people and makes them happy

• surprises people and may cause damage

Multiple Choice

Mom let Pablo share her cone. This means that she

• gave her whole cone to Pablo

• let Pablo eat some of her cone

• ate all her own frozen yogurt

• bought Pablo another cone after all

Multiple Choice

A groom is a worker who takes care of

• cows

• horses

• cats

• dogs

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Zero is equal to

• 0

• 1

• 2

• half

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A cushion is a

• blanket

• couch

• pillow

• rug

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A calf is a young

• cow

• cat

• dog

• horse

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The duck flapped its wings. What did it do with its wings?

• cleaned them

• kept them next to its body

• moved them up and down

• shook them gently

Multiple Choice

A tiger has claws on its

• tail

• ears

• belly

• toes

Multiple Choice

There are a couple of oranges in the bowl. How many are there?

• four

• two

• about six

• twelve

Multiple Choice

A yard is land

• around a building

• in a forest

• beside an ocean

• along a river

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The mother lion grooms her cub by

• licking its fur clean

• teaching it to hunt

• feeding it

• keeping it warm at night

Multiple Choice

Our cat claws the couch. She

• likes it

• bites it

• sleeps on it

• scratches it

Multiple Choice

Pablo has cut his calf. The cut is on

• lower part of his arm below the elbow

• the back part of his leg below the knee

• the upper pat of his arm above the elbow

• the front part of his leg above the knee

Multiple Choice

How would you shelter a lost cat?

• giving it some food

• calling its owner

• cleaning its fur

• taking it indoors

Multiple Choice

How would you share a sandwich?

• packing it in your lunchbox

• spreading peanut butter on bread

• giving half to a friend to eat

• putting it into a plastic bag

Multiple Choice

At night we close the flap on our tent. What else has a flap?

• a computer

• an envelope

• a crayon

• a pencil

Multiple Choice

The couple took a walk together. How many people are in a couple?

• two

• three

• four

• five

Multiple Choice

A yard is equal to three

• cups

• inches

• feet

• miles

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A shelter gives people

• food

• protection

• sunlight

• water

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A groom is a man

• tells other what to do

• milks cows

• has children

• is getting married

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A lobster has strong claws. What does it use them for?

• biting

• gripping

• scratching

• breathing

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A scoop is a

• tool

• dance

• clock

• shoe

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An accident often

• happens at night

• causes some damage

• happens on someone's birthday

• happens outdoors

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To alarm someone is to

• say hello to that person

• teach that person a lesson

• make that person feel afraid

• wake that person up in the morning

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To get tangled up is to become

• hungry and thirsty

• tired and grumpy

• twisted or knotted

• wrinkled or dirty

Multiple Choice

You weigh yourself to find out

• if you are sick

• how old you are

• how tall you are

• how heavy you are

Multiple Choice

A support keeps an object from

• melting

• falling

• getting cold

• getting twisted

Multiple Choice

You would probably expect an acrobat to

• do back flips

• teach students how to read

• build roads

• sell vegetables

Multiple Choice

You would probably expect to find an alarm on a

• piece of fruit

• cushion

• chair

• clock

Multiple Choice

Which of these might be a pet cat's weight?

• black and white

• ten pounds

• ten years old

• Missy

Multiple Choice

An enormous creature swam by. It was

• a beaver

• an otter

• a frog

• a whale

Multiple Choice

Which of these creatures bounces along the ground?

• a worrm

• a snake

• an ant

• a kangaroo

Multiple Choice

Which of these could you scoop up?

• the color blue

• some sand

• the floor

• your classroom

Multiple Choice

Oliver was filled with alarm. He felt

• amazed

• joyful

• scared

• sleepy

Multiple Choice

Our dog got out through a gap in the fence. What is a gap?

• a gate

• a wooden fence post

• a hole or opening

• a special door for pets

Multiple Choice

Which of these might be in a tangle?

• some yarn

• three oranges

• a storybook

• the color yellow

Multiple Choice

A boulder is a large

• sea creature

• redwood tree

• rounded rock

• beach ball

Multiple Choice

Cliffs can be dangerous because they are very

• steep

• sharp

• smart

• powerful

Multiple Choice

Which might need to be balanced?

• a star in the night sky

• a mud puddle in the backyard

• a pencil lying flat on a table

• drinking glasses on a tray

Multiple Choice

A lawnmower is a machine that has

• moving parts

• some sad parts

• scales and fins

• arms and legs

Multiple Choice

Which might have a slope?

• the sour taste of lemon

• a good idea

• a city street

• friendships

Multiple Choice

People have many joints in their bodies. One is called the

• nose

• ear

• belly

• knee

Multiple Choice

Which has a motor?

• a cat

• a sidewalk

• a warm winter coat

• an electric can opener

Multiple Choice

If you lose your balance, you might

• fall

• get too hot

• get hungry

• sneeze

Multiple Choice

An antenna is a long, thin

• stem

• tail

• feeler

• rope

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a planet?

• Washington D.C.

• Jupiter

• France

• Africa

Multiple Choice

Which of these has muscles?

• a horse

• a house

• a refrigerator

• an apple

Multiple Choice

Which of these slopes up?

• a song

• an argument

• a playground slide

• a good talk with a friend