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100

What is the synonym of the bold word in the following sentence?: 

"An ostrich is not an ordinary bird. It runs quickly but cannot fly."

1. abnormal

2. different

3. everyday

4. uncommon

3. everyday

100

What is the synonym of the bold word in the following sentence?: 

"The man explained about the dinosaur."

1. confuse

2. hide

3. clarify

4. question

3. clarify

100

What is the synonym of the bold word in the following sentence?: 

"A smaller doll is concealed inside the larger doll."

1. reveal

2. mask

3. uncover

4. show

2. mask

100

What is the synonym of the bold word in the following sentence?: 

"Do you think it is odd to look for buried treasure?"

1. unusual

2. common

3. normal

4. regular

1. unusual

100

What is the synonym of the bold word in the following sentence?: 

"One of Ben Franklin’s many accomplishments was bifocal glasses to see near and far."

1. failure

2. achievement

3. weakness

4. beginning

2. achievement

200

When Louis’s parents told him to send Alphonse to the zoo, how did he react? Why?

Louis doesn’t want to put Alphonse in a cage. It is because he thinks of Alphonse as a friend and not a pet.

200

How can you learn about animals that lived long ago?

You can look at their fossils and their habitats.

200

Why was Jin angry every time she saw Yeh-Shen?

Jin was angry because Yeh-Shen was gentler and kinder than Jun-Li.

200

Why did Mr. Haktak find it odd to find a brass pot in the ground?

It was odd because he used to dig in the same place for many years, but never saw the pot before.

200

Why is Benjamin Franklin still important today?

He is still important because people still benefit from his inventions and achievements.

300

How did Louis manage to feed Alphonse? What does it tell you about his character?

Louis delivered newspapers to buy burgers. He is a kind and loving owner.

300

What are fossils and how are they made?

They are remains of dead living things. The bones are pressed between mud to leave behind an imprint.

300

Why does the king think Yeh-Shen is a thief?

It is because she was wearing rags, and was trying to take her slipper.

300

How do the characters’ feelings change throughout the story?

In the beginning, they were happy. Then they fought when they got the pot. At the end, they were happy again.

300

According to the text, what were Benjamin’s greatest accomplishments?

His greatest accomplishment was documents. He helped write the American Constitution, Declaration of Independence, and more.

400

What was the real identity of Alphonse? Why is it significant?

It was a Loch Ness monster. It is a fantasy and not a real animal.

400

What is the author’s purpose for writing about Mary and Tray?

The author wrote this biography to tell us about Mary, Tray, and paleontology.

400

How do you know this is a fairy tale?

It is a fairy tale because it is old, and it’s make-believe.

400

What lessons did Mr. and Mrs. Haktak learn? How do you know?

Answers will vary.

400

How does learning about history help people understand life today?

Learning about history teaches us how or why we have what we have today.

500

What are the three parts that make up the story structure?

1. characters

2. setting

3. plot

500

What is a fact? What is an opinion?

A fact is something that can be proved to be true.

An opinion is what someone believes or feels.

500

What is a "point of view"?

It is the way that a character thinks about something.
500

What is a possessive?

It shows ownership.

500

Name two of many documents that Benjamin Franklin help write.

- American Constitution

- Treaty of Alliance with France

- Treaty of Peace with England

- Declaration of Independence

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