ELA TOTD2 Review

Let's talk about the amazing digestive system in your body. It's like a food-processing factory! When you eat, your mouth starts the process by chewing and mixing food with saliva. Then, it goes down a long tube called the esophagus and into your stomach, where it gets mixed with stomach juices to break it down even more. After that, it enters the small intestine, where nutrients are absorbed into your bloodstream to give you energy. The leftover stuff goes to the large intestine, where water is absorbed, and the waste is prepared to leave your body. Finally, you expel what your body can't use. So remember, your digestive system is like a super chef, turning your food into energy and keeping you healthy! << What is the long tube called that food travels down to go to your stomach?

• medium intestine

• large intestine

• small intestine

• esophagus

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Let's talk about the amazing digestive system in your body. It's like a food-processing factory! When you eat, your mouth starts the process by chewing and mixing food with saliva. Then, it goes down a long tube called the esophagus and into your stomach, where it gets mixed with stomach juices to break it down even more. After that, it enters the small intestine, where nutrients are absorbed into your bloodstream to give you energy. The leftover stuff goes to the large intestine, where water is absorbed, and the waste is prepared to leave your body. Finally, you expel what your body can't use. So remember, your digestive system is like a super chef, turning your food into energy and keeping you healthy! << What is the main idea of this paragraph?

• How long the digestive system is

• How your digestive breaks down food into energy that your body can use

• How long it takes to digest food

• How many foods your digestive system can process

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Let's talk about the amazing digestive system in your body. It's like a food-processing factory! When you eat, your mouth starts the process by chewing and mixing food with saliva. Then, it goes down a long tube called the esophagus and into your stomach, where it gets mixed with stomach juices to break it down even more. After that, it enters the small intestine, where nutrients are absorbed into your bloodstream to give you energy. The leftover stuff goes to the large intestine, where water is absorbed, and the waste is prepared to leave your body. Finally, you expel what your body can't use. So remember, your digestive system is like a super chef, turning your food into energy and keeping you healthy! << What happens to food your body can't use?

• It is absorbed by your cells

• It is turned into muscle

• It is expelled from your body

• It is turned into brain cells

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What do we call a word that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another word?

• Synonym

• Antonymn

• Homonym

• Definition

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Which word in the following list is an antonym (opposite) of "happy"?

• Joyful

• Sad

• Excited

• Content

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What is the main purpose of a thesaurus?

• a) To find word definitions
  

• b) To find synonyms (words that mean the same) or antonyms (words that mean the opposite)

• c) To find definitions of a word

• 1. d) To find the pronunciation of a word

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Sometimes words have more than one meaning. What is the meaning of "bank" in this sentence? Use context clues to help you figure out the best definition: Johnny went fishing along the bank with his grandfather.

• a place where you store your money

• a jar in your room, often shaped like a pig, where you put loose change

• an area alongside a river where you can stand next to the river

• when a car makes a sharp turn around a corner

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Sometimes words can be used as a noun or a verb. For instance, "run" could mean using your legs to move from one place to the next quickly, or "run" could mean a tear in a piece of fabric. What would be the best synonyms for how "run" is used in this sentence: If we take our time and start our business right, we will run a very successful business.

• move quickly, speed up

• gallop, jog, trot

• escape, flee

• operate, perform, manage

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