Emily wrote about a tranquil scene. What might be in Emily's writing?

a mountain lake on a sunny day.

a blizzard blowing across the plains.

Isabella has an innate urge to write.

Isabella has always wanted to and likes to write, even when she was younger.

Isabella doesn't know how to write.

Isabella was trained by her parents to like writing.

Mrs. Shupe used shrouds to:

cover a bride's head during a wedding.

Jan watched a total eclipse of the sun. During an eclipse the sun:

is visible from anywhere on Earth.

Keyan's character evolved in his story. This means that his character:

slowly developed and changed over time.

stayed the same from beginning to end.

To improve his posture, Leo's dragon decided to:

cut out junk food from his diet.

Satatya is a versatile writer because:

he writes essays, novels and poetry.

he writes one novel every five years.

he writes two novels in a year.

Nirvaan attired the actors in the play. This means he

provided costumes for the actors

As a spies, Pari and her team postured as wealthy people. This means they:

weren't wealthy but pretended to be wealthy.

Sam learned that Evolution is

the long, slow process of change.

the study of the Earth's history.

the study of the movement of the planets.

a sudden change of present conditions.

"Our class is learning to be more diligent in getting all of our assignments turned in," said Mrs. Shupe.

The sentence doesn't make sense.

This sentence does not have correct punctuation.

This sentence uses the word diligent incorrectly.

Tentatively, Mrs. Shupe is not making us do planners. If everyone in class turns in their homework, this tentative plan will become permanent.

This statement is true. Mrs. Shupe said we would have a trial period where we didn't do planners to see if more people would turn in their homework.

This statement is false. Mrs. Shupe never said this.

This statement doesn't make sense because the word tentative isn't used correctly.

Who knows if this statement is true or false. I have no idea what tentative means.

Everyone stifled their giggles when Mrs. Shupe told about the antics of the junior mints on her pants.

Stifled is used correctly, but antics is not. Junior mints aren't alive so they aren't capable of antics.

Antics is used correctly, but stifled is not. If you stifle kids, they cannot breathe, so this is a bad idea.

I have no clue. What does antics and stifled mean again?

Wordly Wise Book 6 Lesson 5

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Wordly Wise Book 6 Lesson 5

30 questions

Find a SYNONYM for antics. Akhil's antics entertained us and made us all laugh.

Find a SYNONYM for inscription. The inscription on Angela's ring was hard to make out.

Find a SYNONYM for attire. Anish's attire for his cousin's wedding was very expensive.

Find a SYNONYM for stifled. Anthony stifled a laugh.

Find a SYNONYM for shrouded. Arhan's house was shrouded by fog.

Find a SYNONYM for tranquility. Pia's painting expressed a mood of tranquility.

Find an ANTONYM for captivated. Austin's coding project captivated everyone.

Find an ANTONYM for diligent. Chloe has been diligent about getting her work done on time.

Find an ANTONYM for deft. David has deft fingers.

Find an ANTONYM for tentative. Dhruv and his dragon came up with a tentative solution.

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