WorksheetsFunda2 U4 Review
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 3hrs 42mins
what you use to make sentences and tell your ideas
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Complete each sentence. Tell about the picture. Use words from the list.
newspaper historian diary history book photographs
In a (a) ,you can read about what a person’s life was like in the past.
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say the word year
I feel something on my feet. I think something is ________ the table.
Can you please put the food (a) the table?
I think you left your shoes (a) the door.
say the word sky
Complete each sentence. Tell about the picture.
A (a) is written by a (b) .
Complete each sentence. Tell about the picture.
A (a) has (b) that make the news come alive.
If I want to watch something long and entertaining, I watch a
Journals and diaries are (a) because they both tell personal stories, (b) they are different because diaries are more private.
If I have more than one penny, I have (a) .
History books tell about the past in a serious way, and magazines share fun and interesting stories, so they are (a) .
(a) journals and history books help us learn about things that happened before, but they share (b) kinds of information.
Say each sentence. Add the past tense of the verb.
Change: In the United States, people's lives (a) a lot during World War II
Say each sentence. Add the past tense of the verb.
are: There (a) not many things to buy.
Say each sentence. Add the past tense of the verb.
print: The government (a) special stamps.
Say each sentence. Add the past tense of the verb.
use: Everyone (a) the stamps to get things like sugar and cheese.
Say each sentence. Add the past tense of the verb.
plant: Families (a) gardens to grow food.
Say each sentence. Add the past tense of the verb.
wear: Women (a) simple dresses and shoes.
Say each sentence. Add the past tense of the verb.
collect: Children (a) old rubber, paper, and aluminum.
Nazis did not (a) Jews.
to feel sad when certain people are not with you
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shows how something should look
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to be better than before
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Mom asked (a) to put up some special curtains.
I wanted new shoes. Dad said, "We can't buy shoes for (a) now. "
There wasn't much rubber. Factories used (a) for the war.
We missed my sister. We talked about (a) a lot.
She wrote some letters just to (a) .
I still have all of (a) .
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read the sentence aloud:
I cannot find the words to say how happy I am.
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shows how something should look
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to be better than before
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to return to a place
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Leader of Germany During WWII
A leader or ruler with total power over the people.
People who follow Judaism, the Jewish religion or who claim Jewish ancestry.
A place where people are held as prisoners.
prison camp
Where did all these people (a) from?
They (a) the end of the war.
They wave the (a) flag.
to find out what is happening
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