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Language: Varying Sentences

Good writers make their writing more effective by varying sentences length, rhythm, and structure. Using a variety of sentence types makes writing more interesting. Read the sentences below. Write S for simple, CD for compound, and CX

1. She likes ketchup and mustard on her hamburger​ ​ (a)   2. He mowed the lawn and then he weeded the garden​ (b)   3. Even though the weather was chilly, my mom wanted to get ice cream. ​ ​ (c)   4. After completing her homework, Marissa listened to music in her room.​ (d)   5. First we’ll make chocolate chip cookies, and then we’ll watch a movie.​ (e)  

• simple
• complex
• compound

Language: Varying Sentences

Good writers make their writing more effective by varying sentences length, rhythm, and structure. Using a variety of sentence types makes writing more interesting. Read the sentences below. Write S for simple, CD for compound, and CX

6. The bird sat in the branch of the tree by our window.​ (a)   7. I wish we could go camping with my cousins.​ (b)   8. While we were waiting to go to music class, our PE teacher let us play basketball.​ (c)   9. I love to watch my brother play soccer but I don’t like the games when it’s this cold.​ (d)  

• simple
• complex
• compound

Science: The Cell Membrane

Every living thing, whether it is a plant or an animal, is made of cells and every cell is surrounded by a cell membrane. To imagine what a cell membrane does, think of it like a plastic bag with lots of tiny holes. This cell membrane keeps unwanted items out of the cell but keeps all of the organelles in. It is like a gatekeeper that regulates movement in and out of the cell. It keeps a steady balance of water, nutrients, ions, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and other molecules inside of the cell. The cell membrane is not solid but is made of millions of smaller molecules that make it porous and flexible. Much of the structure is made of proteins which help move molecules in and out of the cell.

Which kind of cells

have a cell membrane?

• Plants

• Animals

• Both

Science: The Cell Membrane

Every living thing, whether it is a plant or an animal, is made of cells and every cell is surrounded by a cell membrane. To imagine what a cell membrane does, think of it like a plastic bag with lots of tiny holes. This cell membrane keeps unwanted items out of the cell but keeps all of the organelles in. It is like a gatekeeper that regulates movement in and out of the cell. It keeps a steady balance of water, nutrients, ions, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and other molecules inside of the cell. The cell membrane is not solid but is made of millions of smaller molecules that make it porous and flexible. Much of the structure is made of proteins which help move molecules in and out of the cell.

What does porous mean?

• solid

• not rich

• full of holes

Science: The Cell Membrane

Every living thing, whether it is a plant or an animal, is made of cells and every cell is surrounded by a cell membrane. To imagine what a cell membrane does, think of it like a plastic bag with lots of tiny holes. This cell membrane keeps unwanted items out of the cell but keeps all of the organelles in. It is like a gatekeeper that regulates movement in and out of the cell. It keeps a steady balance of water, nutrients, ions, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and other molecules inside of the cell. The cell membrane is not solid but is made of millions of smaller molecules that make it porous and flexible. Much of the structure is made of proteins which help move molecules in and out of the cell.

Which one helps move molecules in and out of the cell membrane?

• oxygen

• proteins

• cell wall

• mitochondria

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