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a person or thing carrying the blame for others

• finesse
• pseudonym
• repercussion
• scapegoat

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FANBOYS  "b" stands for:

• but
• both
• best
• bend

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 She had a lot of friends _____ she was a friendly girl. 

• but
• and
• so
• because

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(Adverb) You really should see this art exhibit.  

• see
• really
• art
• exhibit 

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I don't like sport because I’m not a very _____ (COMPETE) person.

• competition
• compete
• competitive
• competitor

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Please, walk .... The baby is sleeping.

• quietly
• quiet
• quieter
• quietest

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A symbol that is used in printed text, sometimes to tell someone to read a note that can be found at the bottom of the page is called an ____________.

• asterisk
• asteroid
• astronomy
• astronomer

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When I was in the woods I saw a   ______     with her cubs. 

• bare
• bear

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Read the following selection: Alexander, who was an inquisitive child, was the middle of three brothers and taught by his mother until he was 10 years old. When he was a young man he took a challenge from a mill operator and created a machine that removed the husks from grain. He would later call it his first invention.

Use context clues to determine the meaning of the word inquisitive.

• It means not wanting to learn more about something or become involved in something.

• It means have the ability to understand or know something without any direct evidence.

• It means to change or adapt something to fit its environment.

• It means to be eager to learn and is often characterized as someone who asks many questions.

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The cat ________ inside the cage

• do sleep

• sleeps

• sleep

• are sleep

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