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What would you like _ do this weekend?

• two
• too
• to

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Each student was allotted two tickets to the dance.

• allowed
• joyful 
• taken 
• fed

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What's the meaning of the red word as it is used in the sentence?
I threw away my apple because I saw some mold was growing on it. 

• to form or make something out of something else
• a furry growth of fungus

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Which is the correct meaning of the word spring in this sentence?
A spring popped through the mattress.

• To move upward or forward in a single quick motion.
• The season of new growth.
• A small stream of water flowing naturally from the earth.
• An elastic coil of metal.

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Entertain means...

• To make people sleepy
• To make people leave
• To make people enjoy something
• To make people read

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I have not (ever, never) been to Japan.

• ever
• never

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Which word fits in BOTH sentences?
We can use this _____ to measure that table.
A new _____ was elected by the people to govern their country.

• yardstick
• king
• ruler
• president

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 "Pro" when added to the beginning of a word means what? 

• against
• in favor of
• under
• to see

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A prefix is....

• A group of letters at the beginning of the word that changes the words meaning.

• A group of letters at the end of the word that changes the words meaning.

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What does the word boast mean in the sentence below?

Susie does boast about her good grades too much.

• to chat

• to brag

• to study

• to complain

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