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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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A large truck was loading baggage on the apron.

• Something worn to protect clothing
• the paved strip in front of an airport hangar
• the front part of the stage in a theater

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What does the word "unkempt" mean as used on page 4 to describe Georgina?

• messy
• clean
• perfect
• well groomed

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What does the word biggest mean?

• the most small
• can be big
• the most big

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I love this school, ____ teacher is totally the best!

• are
• our

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There is a bridge __________ the river.

• Near
• Across
• On
• Along

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If you have trouble understanding a word in a passage or sentence of a story, you may want to read previous words or the end of the sentence to determine what the word means. What is this strategy known as?

• text messaging
• content origins
• context clues
• scanning

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^{Choose the correct definition of the highlighted word:} Spider-man was patient when his friend got angry with him.

• someone who is being seen at a doctor's office
• quietly waiting for someone

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Which word means "a sad mood or feeling"?

• skidded
• exception
• fortunate
• melancholy

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What does the word cart mean in the sentence below?

James had to cart all the books to the library.

• A vehicle use to move goods

• A table with wheels

• To remove

• To move or carry

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