

EA03 2.08
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English
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9th Grade
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Easy
CRISTINA VAZQUEZ MONTOYA
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28 Slides • 63 Questions
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Thursday 2/07
Three letter Blends
Words with: /j/ /k/ /kw/
Suffix: y, less, er, est
Prefix: dis, im
Conjunctions: coordinating, subordinating, correlative
Complex sentences with conjunctions, compound sentences, dependent/independent clauses
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Multiple Choice
Choose the blend in the underlined word.
The queen’s splendid jewels glowed in her golden crown.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the blend in the underlined word.
The toddler made a towering structure with blocks.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the blend in the underlined word.
Carmen got a splinter in her finger when she painted the wooden
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Multiple Choice
Choose the blend in the underlined word.
Watch the diver leap gracefully from the edge of the springboard.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the blend in the underlined word.
Luis scrolled through the text messages on his phone.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the blend in the underlined word.
Studying for a test can be stressful sometimes.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the blend in the underlined word.
The sculptor inscribed her name on the stone statue.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the blend in the underlined word.
A squadron of aircraft flew overhead.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the blend in the underlined word.
A salesperson can use a spreadsheet to keep track of his customers.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the blend in the underlined word.
The cook made scrambled eggs and toast for breakfast.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the word from that best replaces the underlined word or words in each sentence.
The king’s wife lived in the castle.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the word from that best replaces the underlined word or words in each sentence.
How many sheets of paper are in this notebook?
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Multiple Choice
Choose the word from that best replaces the underlined word or words in each sentence.
The cat was behaving in a very odd way.
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Multiple Choice
Choose the word from that best replaces the underlined word or words in each sentence.
Don’t stop before you finish the job!
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct suffix or prefix to that correctly completes the sentence.
I use lots of _ water to wash my dog.
soapy
soapless
dissoap
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct suffix or prefix to that correctly completes the sentence.
Don’t give Nick and Trey any pickles because they both _ sour foods.
likey
likeless
dislike
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct suffix or prefix to that correctly completes the sentence.
Remember to go _ in the house so the floors don’t get dirty.
shoey
shoeless
disshoe
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct suffix or prefix to that correctly completes the sentence.
This trail is very _ and loops around the mountain three times.
curvy
curveless
discurve
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct suffix or prefix to that correctly completes the sentence.
If you _ with me, you’re probably wrong.
agreey
agreeless
disagree
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Dropdown
My dog has a loud bark, but Suzi’s dog has a loud
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There are many tall buildings in the city, but that is the tall
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You’ve had a lot of crazy ideas, but this one is the craz
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Which of these two sweaters is ugl
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The rar
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For some people, math is eas
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Drag and Drop
Zeke was pacing back and forth and tapping his foot. He had been waiting for Amos a long time and was getting
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Dropdown
Crocodiles quietly watch
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A hawk dove into the river
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You can conserve water by taking shorter showers
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Plants
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Governments
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Dad and I toured the Everglades,
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The tour lasted three hours,
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I liked seeing the wild animals,
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I wish we could stay longer,
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We could go home now,
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We were on our best behavior
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Multiple Choice
Camping in the Everglades
(1) It is possible to camp in the Everglades you will need a permit. (2) Park rangers are the best guides. (3) They know a great deal about the park. (4) You can take a paddleboat on the waterways you will see many unusual fish. (5) It is worth it to see the Everglades because it is beautiful.
Sentence 1 contains an error. Which of the following ways could you rewrite the sentence?
It is possible to camp in the Everglades, but you will need a permit.
It is possible to camp in the Everglades, you will need a permit
It is possible to camp in the Everglades, or you will need a permit.
Make no change.
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Multiple Choice
Camping in the Everglades
(1) It is possible to camp in the Everglades you will need a permit. (2) Park rangers are the best guides. (3) They know a great deal about the park. (4) You can take a paddleboat on the waterways you will see many unusual fish. (5) It is worth it to see the Everglades because it is beautiful.
What change, if any, should be made to Sentence 4?
Add a period after waterways and capitalize you.
Add a comma after waterways.
Add a comma after paddleboat.
Make no change.
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.
Although it was cloudy, we decided to go for a drive.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.
We wanted to go to the beach since the weather was still warm.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.
Because it looked like it might rain, we took our umbrellas.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.
We planned to head home if the rain became too heavy.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.
While we were at the beach, we picked up some seashells.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.
When the first raindrops fell, we walked back to the car.
Type answer...
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Draw
Circle the dependent clause and underline the independent clause in each sentence.
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Draw
Circle the dependent clause and underline the independent clause in each sentence.
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Draw
Circle the dependent clause and underline the independent clause in each sentence.
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Draw
Circle the dependent clause and underline the independent clause in each sentence.
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Draw
Circle the dependent clause and underline the independent clause in each sentence.
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Dropdown
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Rescues were often
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He was
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.
Dave found a book about women patriots while he was researching the Boston Tea Party.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.
Although women rarely took part in political protests at that time, a group of women got together in 1774 in Edenton, NC.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.
The women decided to boycott tea and other British goods because they thought the taxes were unfair.
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the subordinating conjunction in each sentence.
When people in Britain heard about the Edenton protest, they did not take the women seriously.
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Catch a Wave!
(1) Surfing can be dangerous. (2) It is a fun sport. (3) There is nothing like catching a big wave. (4) One way to start is to try body boarding. (5) A body board is a shorter surfboard that you can ride on your belly. (6) Only try it on days when the lifeguards say the ocean is safe. (7) Strong waves are dangerous. (8) A rip current could pull you out to sea.
Which shows the best way to combine Sentences 1 and 2?
Although surfing can be dangerous, it is a fun sport.
Surfing can be dangerous it is a fun sport.
Because it is dangerous, surfing is a fun sport.
Make no change.
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Multiple Choice
Catch a Wave!
(1) Surfing can be dangerous. (2) It is a fun sport. (3) There is nothing like catching a big wave. (4) One way to start is to try body boarding. (5) A body board is a shorter surfboard that you can ride on your belly. (6) Only try it on days when the lifeguards say the ocean is safe. (7) Strong waves are dangerous. (8) A rip current could pull you out to sea.
Which shows the best way to combine sentences 7 and 8?
A rip current could pull you out to sea because strong waves are dangerous.
Strong waves are dangerous a rip current could pull you out to sea.
Because a rip current could pull you out to sea, strong waves are dangerous.
Make no change.
Thursday 2/07
Three letter Blends
Words with: /j/ /k/ /kw/
Suffix: y, less, er, est
Prefix: dis, im
Conjunctions: coordinating, subordinating, correlative
Complex sentences with conjunctions, compound sentences, dependent/independent clauses
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