Writing
Give an example of a proper noun.
Reno, Nevada, New York City, Mrs. Foster
What is the capital of New York?
What is the capital of Pennsylvania?
Albany and Harrisburg
What is 245 divided by 5?
49 degrees
Author's purpose- give three reasons an author writes
To entertain, inform or persuade!
Solve for x
4 + x = 100
x = 96
When do you use the following? Use each correctly in a sentence.
There
They're
Their
There (to explain location; "over there")
They're (in place of they are)
Their (shows ownership...their house is beautiful)
What is the number of people in Joshy's immediate family to the power of 3?
125
What is 216 divided by 8?
27
What is theme?
A theme is an important idea that is woven throughout a story
What is the square root of 25?
5
What is an adjective?
A word that describes a noun
How many hours are in 1 week?
168 hours are in 1 week
What is the place value of the 4 in 3,427,891?
Hundred thousands place
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3000 divided by 17 (quotient in decimal form to the hundredths place)
176.47
Write a paragraph using the topic sentence:
"I like traveling with my family".
Paragraph must include the topic sentence (indented) with 3 supporting details and a closing sentence.
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What is the place value of the 1 in 8.12?
tenths
What is the plot of a story?
the structure of interrelated actions, consciously selected and arranged by the author.
Read the line from the poem.
bright as rainbows
Which meaning of bright is used in the line?
A?smart
B?filled with color
C?shiny
D?filled with light
B. filled with color
Write a sentence with at least two prepositions?
in, under, on, beside, over, behind, above...
Ms. Foster crawled under her desk and cried on the last day of school. :(
What is the center of Earth called?
The core
What is a rhombus?
A rhombus is a quadrilateral with both pairs of opposite sides parallel and all sides the same length
What is an example of a metaphor?
(A comparison without using like or as)
The meaning of the suffix “-ly” helps the reader know the word “loudly” means
A?in a loud way.
B?one who is loud.
C?less loud.
D?not loud.
A. in a loud way
What must you do at the beginning of every new paragraph?
Indent
What are the 3 forms of water?
How many degrees are in 3/4 of a circle?
270 degrees
Read the poem and answer the question
Come, words, come in your every color.
I’ll toss you in storm or breeze.
I’ll say, say, say you,
taste you sweet as plump plums,
bitter as old lemons.
I’ll sniff you, words, warm
as almonds or tart as apple-red,
feel you green
and soft as new grass,
lightwhite as dandelion plumes,
or thorngray as cactus,
heavy as black cement,
cold as blue icicles,
warm as abuelita’s yellowlap.
I’ll hear you, words, loud as searoar’s
purple crash, hushed
as gatitos curled in sleep,
as the last goldlullaby.
I’ll see you long and dark as tunnels,
bright as rainbows,
playful as chestnutwind.
I’ll watch you, words, rise and dance and spin.
say, say, say you
in English,
in Spanish,
I’ll find you.
Hold you.
Toss you.
I’m free too.
I say yo soy libre,
I am free
free, free,
free as confetti.
The speaker uses the following lines to make a comparison about words. and soft as new grass, lightwhite as dandelion plumes, The lines are used to show that the speaker sees words as
A?alive.
B?useful.
C?gentle.
D?successful.
C. Gentle
Which two words are most alike in meaning?
A?turned – trotted
B?climbed – sank
C?stopped – drove
D?spoke – whispered
D. spoke-whispered