BU Unit 1 Week 2

Multiple Choice

Which word best suits this definition: "To fight or battle something"

• Mutually beneficial

• Resource

• Favorable

• Combat

Multiple Choice

Which word best suits this definition: "Having good quality or value"

• Develop

• Mutually beneficial

• Integrity

• Combat

Multiple Choice

Throwback: Does anybody remember the definition of cultivate?

• Preparing for and growing crops on land

• The living and nonliving things around us in the world

• An advantage or profit gained from something

• To grow or improve something

Multiple Choice

Which of these main ideas would BEST fit paragraphs 4-6?

• Native Americans developed a 'three sisters' method to grow a healthy crop of corn. They taught this method to European settlers, and corn became key to their survival.

• The 'four sisters' method was created by Europeans to help Native Americans learn how to survive.

• The 'three sisters' method had many advantages to help crops grow. The mutually beneficial relationship between the plants allowed them all to get nutrients.

• Corn is the best crop to be cultivated in history. Without corn, the European settlers would’ve starved and died.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct definition for the word "rotation" in this context?

• The cycle of growth and cutting of trees

• The action of rotating around an axis or center

• Pattern of planting different crops from year to year

Multiple Choice

Use context clues to determine what is the best meaning of "hybrid" in this context.

• The offspring of two animals of different species

• The result of cross pollination of different varieties of plants

• A vehicle with at least one electric motor and one gas powered one

​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDxvEv0ey_8&t=0s

Multiple Choice

What is the subject in this sentence? "Two rabbits hopped through the yard."

• Hopped

• Through

• Two rabbits

• Yard

Multiple Choice

What is the verb in this sentence? "The ball rolled down the hill."

• Rolled

• Hill

• The ball

• Down

Multiple Choice

What is subject and verb in this sentence? "The kids drank a cup of lemonade."

• Subject: The kids, Verb: drank
• Subject: drank, Verb: lemonade
• Subject: The kids, Verb: cup
• Subject: The lemonade, Verb: drank

Multiple Choice

QUICK: What was the acronym we just used to remember our basic conjunctions?

• PEMDAS

• FANBOYS

• TGIF

• FANGIRLS

​https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDFkFcmnJ7g

Multiple Choice

Can one effect have MORE THAN ONE cause?

• Yes!

• No!

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