Vocabulary
Hot water and steam that shoot out of the ground.
A geyser
Change to passive voice:
Daniel created the schedule.
The schedule was created by Daniel.
My mother has been married twice. She has a daughter from her first marriage and a son from her second. What is the technical relationship?
Half-siblings
half-brother and sister
Erik he has worked at the autoshop for four years.
Erik has worked at the autoshop for four years.
Name the 4 states that start with the letter A.
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
Achieving a desired goal or result.
Successful
He wrote the book.
The book was written by him.
Fix the sentence:
She thought about call you later.
about calling
They was delivering packages when the lightning hit.
They were delivering packages when the lightning hit.
What state has the majority of Yellowstone National Park?
Wyoming
Requiring a lot of effort, time, or attention.
Demanding
Emily will eat the apple pie.
The apple pie will be eaten by Emily.
Fix the sentence:
They willn't volunteer at the food pantry.
won't
Lisa has been teaching at a nursing school since three years.
for three years.
since three years ago.
What is the only state in New England that has a national park?
Maine
When you have done something repeatedly for the last couple of weeks. (adverb)
Recently
Change to passive voice:
She has delivered the letters.
The letters have been delivered by her.
Write as reported speech:
He said, "I am going to the party."
He said that he was going to the party.
That pizza is enough cheesy.
That pizza is too cheesy.
That pizza isn't cheesy enough.
Who was the 16th president of the USA?
Abraham Lincoln
Introducing or using new ideas, methods, or technologies.
Innovative
Harborside must teach Nutrition classes.
Nutrition classes must be taught by Harborside.
A word that starts with the letter "N". This word means "to discuss something to reach an agreement".
Negotiate
I once hiked a canyun in Yellowstone.
canyon.
There are 11 Federal Holidays. Name them.
New Year's Day – January 1
Martin Luther King Jr. Day – Third Monday in January
Presidents' Day (Washington’s Birthday) – Third Monday in February
Memorial Day – Last Monday in May
Juneteenth National Independence Day – June 19
Independence Day – July 4
Labor Day – First Monday in September
Columbus Day (or Indigenous Peoples' Day in some states) – Second Monday in October
Veterans Day – November 11
Thanksgiving Day – Fourth Thursday in November
Christmas Day – December 25