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You will find the fountain at the rear of the building. 

• the part of something that is closest to the back
• to rise on the hind legs
• to care for during the early stages of life

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What does it really mean: "I'm in a pickle!"

• I'm happy
• I'm in trouble
• I'm inside a pickle
• I'm joking

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Greg begged his parents to PERMIT him to watch more television, but they said he had to finish his homework.

• explore
• judge
• allow

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Mrs. Messina always tells me, "You're a nut!"

• Literal
• Nonliteral

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Please pick up your art supplies and put them away.

• Literal
• Nonliteral

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Which sentence uses the red word in the same way as the sentence below?
I put the papers in order.

• She will order me a hamburger for lunch.
• Please put the numbers in order.
• I filled out the order form for my brother.

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What does the word relocate in the following sentence mean?

After floods, animals might relocate to find food, water, and safe habitats to survive.

• to see something

• to disappear

• to change something

• To locate a place to live again

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I was sleepy, but I was able to regain my strength. What does "regain" mean?

• gain without

• not gain

• gain again

• someone who gains

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Her dress looked plain without any patterns, bows, or ribbons.

• colorful

• expensive

• beautiful

• not decorated

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Choose the answer that has the same meaning as the underlined word in the sentence.

Matt held the bat tightly as he waited for the pitcher to throw the ball.

• I watch my cat bat at a dragonfly.

• The bat hung upside down in the dark cave.

• Charlie threw down his bat after striking out.

• Matt is as blind as a bat.

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