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What did Caleb and Anna do after they carried wood and water?

• swept 
• waited 
• fed sheep 
• shoveled stalls

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How did frindle get into the dictionary?

• Mrs. Granger put it there because she was so proud of Nicholas.

• Many people around the country used it, so the dictionary writers added it.

• Nick paid the dictionary writers to add it after it was used so much.

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An INFORMATIONAL text

• is fiction
• is nonfiction
• could be either

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What are props?

• Actors in play

• The action in a play

• Objects used by actors in a play

• Directions that tell the actors what to do or how to speak

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Who is this message most likely written for?

• Teachers
• Dogs
• Doctors
• Children

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Where does Julia want to put Ivan's picture sign?

• On the billboard.
• On the TV news show.
• On the zoo sign.
• In the newspaper.

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It is a place where you can study. Teachers works here.

What is it?

• school

• market

• hospital

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People think I'm a bug, but I'm really an arachnid. I crawl around on eight legs and make sticky webs to trap my prey. A lot of people are scared of me because I creep them out. What am I?

• lobster

• centipede

• spider

• beetle

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What grade are Sistine and Rob in?

• 7th

• 8th

• 4th

• 6th

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A fact is...

• something that can be proven (with evidence).

• someone's belief about something.

• what I say.

• found in the news.

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