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What does EMBARK mean in this sentence?
I am so ready to EMBARK on my new journey.
To carve a tree
To set out on an adventure
to run around the room
What does SURVEYED mean in this sentence?
I surveyed the room for people who had questions.
to demand attention
a person who acts
to look over the parts and features
What does BRACING mean?
to give support
to tear down
to break
What does PRESSING mean?
to be ripped up
demanding attention immediately
to be direct
What does DISTRACTED mean?
to pay attention
to stop paying attention
a point of view
What does it mean to conduct something?
the act of directing something
not a lot of space
set out on an adventure
What does it mean when a room is CRAMPED?
There is candles everywhere
There isn't a lot of space
There is a puppy at the door
Ben Franklin was a REPRESENTATIVE.
What does that mean?
He had long hair
He never ate breakfast
He acted for one or more people
What is a viewpoint?
the tip of a pencil
a way of thinking about something
a ringtone
The glass SHATTERED.
What does shattered mean in the sentence?
shined
broken into pieces
cleaned
To set out on an adventure; begin
embark
inbark
imbark
ambark
To look over the parts or features of; view broadly.
survey
distract
shatter
cramp
The act of directing; management
conduct
representatives
bracing
pressing
Confined and limited in space.
cramped
distracted
shattered
viewpoint
To give support to; make firm; strengthen
brace
loosen
unravel
debate
Demanding immediate attention; urgent
pressing
embark
unimportant
conduct
To draw the attention away from something
distract
survey
shatter
conduct
A person who acts for one or more others
representative
surveyor
distractor
conductor
A position from which something is observed or considered; a point of view
viewpoint
pointview
longview
view askew
To break into pieces by force; smash
shatter
compile
rearrange
reconnect
When you are reading and you create a mental picture of each event as it happens.
visualize
predict
draw conclusions
comprehend
Dangerous Crossing by Stephen Krensky is an example of...
Historical Fiction
Non-Fiction
Science Fiction
Biography
An original photograph, quotation, interview, or other piece of information is known as a...
primary source
secondary source
true source
sorcity source
an event that makes something else happen
cause
effect
tone
mood
an event that happens because of an earlier action
effect
cause
tone
mood
a particular attitude toward a subject
tone
cause
effect
primary source
a word that takes the place of a noun
pronoun
adjective
adverb
verb
Takes the place of a noun used as the SUBJECT of a sentence.
SUBJECT pronoun
object pronoun
antecedent
predicate pronoun
What does the word representatives mean in the sentence below?
There were representatives from each state at the conference.
People who serve as agents
Items that are used as money
Documents that are important
Minerals that are in the ground
What does the word cramped mean in the sentence below?
There were so many boxes that the garage felt cramped.
Tired
Delicate
Irrigated
Crowded
What does the word distracted mean in the sentence below?
The boy could not study because he was distracted by the noise in the library.
Not interested in
Had pledged an oath
Had looked for the source
Had his attention drawn away
Which word means the following...your unique thoughts and opinions?
surveyed
viewpoint
conduct
bracing
What does the word shattered mean in the sentence below?
The vase shattered when it hit the ground.
Broke
Drove
Sparkled
Reflected
What effect were the new Americans hoping for by sending John Adams to France?
For Adams to get out of the war zone
For Adam's son to get out of the war zone
For Adams to convince England to surrender to the Americans
For Adams to convince France to help the Americans
What is the most likely reason John Adams and his son traveled by barge to the ship?
The ship had been damaged by the storm and needed to be repaired.
The passengers were sneaking onto the ship because they could not afford tickets
The ship was so large it would have gotten stuck if it had come close to the shore.
The passengers were hoping the weather would improve by the time they got to the ship.
What was the cause of Johnny's illness?
He was seasick.
He was sick with a virus.
He was afraid of enemy boats.
He was afraid of the long journey.
What caused Johnny and his father to feel better on the second day of their journey?
The rain
The calmer sea
The end of the war
The retreat of the frigate
After Johnny and his father retreated to their cabin, what caused the ship to pitch?
A storm
A cannon fired by the British
A problem with the ship
A British troop boarding the ship
What did Johnny and his father assume was the cause of the flash of light?
The storm
Enemy fire
The ship got off course
A malfunction in the ship
What caused four crew members to get hurt?
The ship was hit by lightning.
The ship was hit by enemy fire.
The ship was steered off course.
The ship was hit by an enemy ship.
Johnny had time to take French lessons because he was waiting for the --
storm to end
war to be over
barge to arrive
ship to be repaired
Why did the sailor keep Johnny away from the man-of-war?
He did not want the boy to get stung.
He did not want the boy to get killed.
He did not want the boy to hurt the man-of-war.
He did not want the boy to eat the crew's dinner.
Why was Captain Tucker angry about John Adams coming on deck when the Boston was attacked by a British merchantman?
He did not have a weapon for John.
He did not want John to get injured.
He did not like having John as a passenger.
He did not want John to get in the crew's way.
I love shopping for a __________ at the store.
bergain
bargain
bairgain
bahrgain
That material has an interesting __________.
pattern
puttern
paittern
paettern
Jacob hurt his __________ during the football game.
shulder
sholder
shoulder
shoelder
If you got lost in the _________, would you know how to survive?
farest
forest
fahrest
foerest
Sheila said, "Perhaps I will go to the ________ after all."
party
porty
pahrty
pawty
Ira will __________ to walk on the balance beam.
attempt
attumpt
attiempt
atteampt
The __________ on the train seemed to take forever.
jerney
jurney
joerney
journey
The __________ argued her case in front of the judge.
lawyer
lowyer
loiwyer
louwyer
My older brother is also my _________.
mintor
mentor
meintor
meantor
The ship did not __________ with the iceberg.
collide
collyde
colliede
collayde
Which sentence is written correctly?
He tells we to pack our belongings.
Us are excited about moving to a new place.
My father watches us move about in our new home.
Him dreams of living in a bigger house in California.
Which sentence is written correctly?
Mrs. Jackson teaches I and my classmates.
Them are not easy to teach a new language.
Her is a woman who has taught for many years.
She is in charge of students during school field trips.
Which sentence is written correctly?
Maybe a wild animal scared them.
Them are galloping around the corral.
Ben and me think something startled the horses.
I and you should go see what is wrong with they.
Which sentence is written correctly?
The rabbits will hop to her.
Them will like the fresh carrots.
Her always knows how to care for rabbits.
Me see that Mary brought carrots for the rabbits.
Which sentence is written correctly?
That fence will keep they safe.
We saw fish swimming in the pond.
Ben and me watched the cattle in the pasture.
Us will have to feed the chickens in the morning.
Which sentence is written correctly?
The cat jumped out of him bed.
The cat will eat when he is hungry.
Martin and me heard us cat purring.
I will feed they this new type of cat food.
Which sentence is written correctly?
She mother went to see her doctor.
The doctor gave she some medicine.
Me and Darby hope her feels better soon.
She did not come because Suzy's mother is sick.
Which sentence is written correctly?
Her lives in Idaho near me cousins.
She will go with I to visit Grandma.
Aunt Polly and me like to play games.
Aunt Polly was on the airplane with me.
Which sentence is written correctly?
Her will think we are concerned citizens.
Us hope the mayor will have the light fixed.
Me and Orli are going to write a letter to the mayor.
Orli cannot sleep with street lights shining in her eyes.
Which sentence is written correctly?
Jake's band will play for us class.
Him learned to play the guitar last year.
I will give Jake some of me music to play.
Jake's band is so loud that his father complains.
Which word means the following...to begin a journey?
embark
surveyed
pressing
conduct
Which word means the following...looked around and noticed all the parts of something?
embark
surveyed
conduct
bracing
Which word means the following...management and behavior?
pressing
bracing
conduct
surveyed
Which word means the following...positioning yourself against a support?
pressing
bracing
conduct
embark
Which word means the following...urgent?
conduct
embark
pressing
view point
In the 1770s, it took great courage to (a) , or set sail, on an ocean voyage.
These soldiers (a) the harbor, scanning for signs of the enemy navy.
The captain made sure all the jobs were done correctly. He was responsible for the ship's (a) .
In storms, travelers were thrown about in their crowded, (a) quarters.
The sailors got used to (a) , or securing themselves when storms struck.
Sailing vessels served a (a) need when they delivered urgently needed supplies.
The sunset (a) the sailor. She stopped to look at the unusual cloud formations.
Ben Franklin and other (a) of the U.S. sailed to France on diplomatic missions.
From the (a) of the British, their navy was the best. U.S. sailors had a different opinion.
Divers still find the (a) remains of vessels that broke up and sank long ago.
Choose the correct spelling.
bargain
bargin
bargine
Choose the correct spelling.
jurney
journey
jirney
Choose the correct spelling.
patern
patturn
pattern
Choose the correct spelling.
arrive
arive
arrieve
Choose the correct spelling.
obgect
object
objekt
Choose the correct spelling.
suppose
supose
suppoze
Choose the correct spelling.
sholder
shollder
shoulder
Choose the correct spelling.
permit
permitt
purmit
Choose the correct spelling.
sorow
sorrow
sarrow
Choose the correct spelling.
tunnil
tunnle
tunnel
Choose the correct spelling.
subject
subjeck
subgect
Choose the correct spelling.
custum
custom
kustom
Choose the correct spelling.
sugest
sujest
suggest
Choose the correct spelling.
perhaps
purhaps
perhapps
Choose the correct spelling.
lawer
loiyer
lawyer
Choose the correct spelling.
timber
tymber
timbur
Choose the correct spelling.
comon
common
kommon
Choose the correct spelling.
publisch
publishe
publish
Choose the correct spelling.
burden
birden
berden
Choose the correct spelling.
scisors
scizzors
scissors
Choose the correct spelling.
nerrate
narrate
narate
Choose the correct spelling.
mentor
mentore
mentour
Choose the correct spelling.
atempt
attempt
uttempt
Choose the correct spelling.
collide
kollide
colide
Choose the correct spelling.
ignore
ignor
ignour
What effect were the new Americans hoping for by sending John Adams to France?
For Adams to get out of the war zone.
For Adams's son to get out of the war zone.
For Adams to convince England to surrender to the Americans.
For Adams to convince France to help the Americans.
What was the cause of Johnny's illness?
He was seasick.
He was sick with a virus.
He was afraid of enemy boats.
He was afraid of the long journey.
What caused Johnny and his father to feel better on the second day of their journey?
The rain.
The calmer sea.
The end of the war.
The retreat of the frigate.
After Johnny and his father retreated to their cabin, what caused the ship to pitch?
A storm.
A cannon fired by the British.
A problem with the ship.
A British troop boarding the ship.
What did Johnny and his father assume was the cause of the flash of light?
The storm.
Enemy fire.
The ship got off course.
A malfunction in the ship.
What caused the crew members to get hurt?
The ship was hit by lightening.
The ship was hit by enemy fire.
The ship was steered off course.
The ship was hit by an enemy ship.
What does EMBARK mean in this sentence?
I am so ready to EMBARK on my new journey.
To carve a tree
To set out on an adventure
to run around the room
What does SURVEYED mean in this sentence?
I surveyed the room for people who had questions.
to demand attention
a person who acts
to look over the parts and features
What does BRACING mean?
to give support
to tear down
to break
What does it mean to conduct something?
the act of directing something
not a lot of space
set out on an adventure
What does it mean when a room is CRAMPED?
There is candles everywhere
There isn't a lot of space
There is a puppy at the door
Choose the correct spelling.
bargain
bargin
bargine
Choose the correct spelling.
jurney
journey
jirney
Choose the correct spelling.
patern
patturn
pattern
Choose the correct spelling.
arrive
arive
arrieve
Choose the correct spelling.
obgect
object
objekt
Choose the correct spelling.
suppose
supose
suppoze
Choose the correct spelling.
sholder
shollder
shoulder
Choose the correct spelling.
permit
permitt
purmit
Which sentence is written correctly?
He tells we to pack our belongings.
Us are excited about moving to a new place.
My father watches us move about in our new home.
Him dreams of living in a bigger house in California.
Which sentence is written correctly?
Them are not easy to teach a new language.
Mrs. Jackson teaches I and my classmates.
Her is a woman who has taught for many years.
She is in charge of students during school field trips.
Which sentence is written correctly?
Maybe a wild animal scared them.
Them are galloping around the corral.
I and you should go see what is wrong with they.
Ben and me think something startled the horses.
Which sentence is written correctly?
The rabbits will hop to her.
Them will like the fresh carrots.
Her always knows how to care for rabbits.
Me see that Mary brought carrots for the rabbits.
Which sentence is written correctly?
That fence will keep they safe.
We saw fish swimming in the pond.
Ben and me watched the cattle in the pasture.
Us will have to feed the chickens in the morning.
