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Who wrote a stronger thesis statement?

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earth

twirl

burnt

squirm

thirsty

smear

appear

weary

volunteer

career

Sort the words by their vowel sound.

/ur/ (pronounced ER)

/ir/ (pronounced EAR)

A possessive noun is a noun that shows who or what owns or has something:

• That is Henry's toy.

• This is Jessica's basketball.

Add an apostrophe (') and the letter s to make a singular noun possessive:

• Jen's drawing is pretty.

• Her grandmother's garden has roses.

Plural Possessive Nouns: Adding an apostrophe (') to the end of a plural noun makes it possessive.

• The fans' cheering was loud.

• The houses' roofs were brown.

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the leg of the table

• the table's leg
• the tables' leg
• the tables's leg

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the tails of the cats

• the cat's tails
• the cats' tails
• the cat tails

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the laughs of the child

• the children's laughs
• the child's laugh
• the childs' laugh

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the clouds of the sky

• the sky's clouds
• the skies clouds
• the skys' clouds

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The campers made a fire to cook their hot dogs.

• Burning to produce heat, light and flames

• To tell someone they lost a job

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The farmer added a final post to the fence.

• A wooden pole

• To list something for others to view

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The wolf pack attacked the zebra.

• To place clothing and belongings into a suitcase for a trip.

• A group of animals.

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Gabe had to track his math facts progress.

• A path

• To keep track of information

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What is the device that records the movements of the earth?

• Cartography

• Photography

• Seismograph

• Autobiography

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What is the use of light to record an image using a camera called?

• Photography

• Biography

• Phonograph

• Autograph

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Drawing that shows different parts of something and how they work

• diagram

• grammar

• graphics

• telegram

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What is the meaning of the root "fer"?

• To write

• To carry, bear, bring together

• To speak

• To build

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to BREAK up; to cause confusion

• abrupt

• bankrupt

• disrupt

• disruption