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These could make bees more vulnerable so that diseases and pests can harm them more easily.

• weak
• helpful
• recognized
• ruled out

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The winter coat has a(n) _______________ lining that zips out.

• immovable
• movable
• removable
• mobile

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Read the paragraph.
I tried watermelon with salt on it because one day my great-aunt told me she liked it that way.  It tasted very different from plain watermelon, but it was pretty good.  I still like plain watermelon best, so I will __________ eat it plain, but once in a while I will eat it with salt just for fun.  Which word best completes the sentence?

• finally
• usually
• therefore
• additionally

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The base word thorough means "complete." Use this information as well as your knowledge of the suffix -ly to select the correct definition of thoroughly. 

• to complete
• in a complete way
• a completed task
• a state of being complete

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What is the definition of RELEVANT?

• not connected with something
• a bad storm
• closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered (IMPORTANT)
• a hook

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The beautiful and kind princess gave the old woman something to eat. 

• verb
• noun
• adjective
• none of the above

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I can't live without ... internet

• -

• a

• an

• the

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What does imposter mean?

• a picture on a wall

• a tavern

• someone who wins a game

• someone who pretends to be someone else

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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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