The Case of the Missing Playdough

Marian loves to (a)   with playdough.

• Create sculptures
• Eat it
• Throw it
• Ignore it

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What is the first ingredient in Marian's playdough recipe?

• Flour

• Salt

• Water

• Oil

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What is Marian's favorite Jell-O flavor to use in her playdough?

• Strawberry

• Grape

• Lemon

• Orange

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Why should Marian wash her hands after playing with the homemade playdough?

• So it won't turn her hands purple.

• To keep the playdough clean.

• To prevent the playdough from drying out.

• To make her hands smell nice.

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Marian brought (a)   to school for 'show and tell'.

• A toy car
• A book
• Play dough
• A painting

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What did Andrea bring for show and tell?

• A toy car that moves

• A toy rabbit, magic hat, and wand

• A plant that grows

• A robot that dances

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What did Jenna say about the smell of the playdough?

• It smells like strawberries.

• It smells like vanilla.

• It smells like mint.

• It smells terrible.

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Who stole the playdough?

• Andrea

• Joe

• Marian

• David

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Marian's proof was​ (a)  

• that he stayed inside during recess.
• that he wanted a magic set.
• that he was cold.
• that he was wearing gloves.

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In complete sentences, explain what is special about Jim's collection.

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