DLR WEEK 9

Humans are seeming to have more senses than sight hearing taste smell and touch

• Humans seems to have more senses than sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch.

• Humans seem to have more senses than sight hearing, taste, smell, and touch.

• Humans seem to have more senses than sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch.

• Humans seem to have more senses than sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch

For instance, anyone that is walk must use a sense of balance?

• For instance anyone that is walk must use a sense of balance?

• For instance, anyone that is walk must use a sense of balance!

• For instance, anyone that is walk must use a sense of balance?

• For instance, anyone that is walk must use a senses of balance?

Birds ________Earth's magnetic force and use it to navigate.

• feel

• feeled

• felt

Gary felt a burning ________ on his leg after he flicked a spider off his pants.

• sense

• sensation

• sensitive

Some people are _______to spicy food, and others don't even notice.

• sense

• sensation

• sensitive

My aunt can _________when it's going to rain.

• sense

• sensation

• sensitive

Mr. Norris said that we gotta include a graphic into our report about inventions

• Mr Norris said we have to include a graphic in our report about inventions.

• Mr. Norris said, we have to include a graphic in our report about inventions.

• Mr. Norris said we have to include a graphic in our report about inventions?

• Mr. Norris said we have to include a graphic in our report about inventions.

If I will include a map, I can show wherever some inventions came from

• If I include a map, I can show where some inventions came from.

• If I include a map I can show where some inventions came from?

• If I included a map, I can show where some inventions came from.

• If I include a map, I can show when some inventions came from.

What is the meaning of CHRONOLOGICAL in the sentence.

I might use a timeline to show inventions in chronological order.

• An event that happens again and again.

• The third week of the month.

• The order that they occurred in.

Correct the punctuation:

When they arrived, Dan said Uh-oh! We might not get in.

• When they arrived, Dan said, Uh-oh! We might not get in."

• 'When they arrived, Dan said, Uh-oh! We might not get in."

• When they arrived, Dan said, "Uh-oh! We might not get in."

• When they arrived, Dan said, "Uh-oh We might not get in"