Unit 3 Week 2

The two meanings of the word Absorb that we have studied so far are:

• 1. To take in a substance or liquid; 2. To understand or comprehend information.
• 1. 1. To create or produce energy; 2) To understand or comprehend information.

• 1. 1. To ignore or overlook information; 2 To take in a substance or liquid

• 1. 1. To release a substance or liquid; 2. To take in a substance or liquid

The national election is next week. Everyone will be out voting! What does National mean?

• National refers to a local community.
• National means a type of food.
• National is a term for a specific animal species.
• National means relating to a nation.

A formal indication of a choice between two or more candidates or courses of action, expressed typically through a ballot or a show of hands or by voice

• Voting
• Referendum
• Surveying
• Polling

A formal and organized choice by vote of a person for a political office or other position

• Election
• Referendum
• Nomination
• Appointment

When women officially became able to vote in elections; the right of women to vote

• Women's Suffrage

• Women's Suffering

• Women's Surfing

• Women's Survey

What is this and what does it do?

• Cab - Takes people where they need to go for a price

• Cab - Takes people where the need to go for free

• Bac - It's like a cab but travels on the water

• Bac - It's like a cab but flys

The officer came over to where we were sitting and said, "Where are ya'll supposed to be?"

Is the officer using formal language by saying ya'll and, what does ya'll mean?

• Formal language - It means 'You all'

• Informal language - it means 'All of us'

• Formal language - it means 'All of us'

• Informal language - it means 'You all'

If you have a taxi take you somewhere, you must pay the fare. What is the fare?

• The fare is the cost of the taxi ride.
• The fare is the time spent waiting.
• The fare is the driver's tip.
• The fare is the distance traveled.

If the narrator says I, me, we, us - it means the story is

• 1st person point of view

• 2nd person point of view

• 3rd person point of view

• 4th person point of view

If a character other than the narrator says I, me, we, us - it means that the story is

• 1st person point of view

• 2nd person point of view

• 3rd person point of view

• 4th person point of view