Unit 4: Lesson 4.3.4

Draw

1. Circle the vowel -r pattern.

2. Divide the word into it's syllable parts.

3. Write the first syllable in the first box.

4. Write the second syllable in the second box.

Match

Read the sentence. Then choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

• They tried to be __ so no one would see them hiding.

• When you __, you do not always have the facts.

• You can __ small things with a magnifying glass or microscope.

inconspicuous

speculate

inspect

• inconspicuous

• speculate

• inspect

Multiple Choice

Read the sentence in the image to the left.

What is the definition of the word "spectators"?

• people who hear something

• people who look at something

• a person who looks at something

Draw

Match the sentences on the right to the correct inferences on the left.

Multiple Choice

Students marched in Alabama in 1963 to protest segregation. Their bravery encouraged more supporters to join them. Eventually, Civil Rights protestors brought an end to segregation.

• True

• False

Match

Match the perfect tense with the correct sentence.

• The computer had updated before it crashed.

• The computer has been updated, but it will not work.

• They will have driven an hour to come and fix the crashed computer.

past perfect verb tense

present perfect verb tense

future perfect verb tense

• past perfect verb tense

• present perfect verb tense

• future perfect verb tense

Draw

1. Circle the verb in the sentence.

2. 2. On the line, tell if the verb is present tense, past tense, or future tense.