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Cold rain fell all day, making it a dismal Saturday afternoon.

• gloomy 
• red
• shining 
• fun

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Read the sentence below.
Gabe trudged slowly to class. The suffix ly means-

• full of
• able to do something
• in a ______ way 
• the opposite of 

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What does the word PREPARED mean in the sentence below? Chandler prepared brownies for Ms.Pate's class.  

• ruined
• licked
• made
• blew his nose

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What do the suffixes "-ial" and "-al" mean?

• action/process
• one who
• has property of
• more than one

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difficult to understand or explain 

• solemn 
• repulsive
•  vermin
• mysterious

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A word part that goes at the beginning of a word and changes the word's meaning. 

• prefix
• suffix

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In this passage, describing the inside of the domelike building, what helps you figure out the meaning of dais?

"It was completely empty except for the pulse, which seemed a tangible thing, and a round dais exactly in the center. On the dais lay--what?"

• it contained the root word "day"

• something is laying on it

• it is repeated more than once

• it is plural, ending in "s"

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Read the passage.

We selected for our victim the only child of a prominent citizen named Ebenezer Dorset. The father was respectable and tight, a mortgage fancier and a stern, upright collection-plate passer and forecloser. The kid was a boy of ten, with freckles.

In the passage, what does the word prominent mean?

• mean-spirited

• well-known

• unnoticeable

• wealthy

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I _______________ when I saw the mouse.

• sizzled

• fizzed

• rumbled

• screeched

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That bag is too small. I think you need this one. It's __________.

• bigger

• big

• the bigger

• the biggest

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