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100

This little dot ends a sentence.

Period    .

100

In some Asian cultures, they read from the right to the left. In America, we read in this direction.

left to right

100

She let down her long blonde hair from a castle.

Rapunzel

100

Books are arranged in this order on the shelf.

Alphabetical

100

Who let the dogs out?

Who, Who, Who, Who, Who

200

This fun mark ends an exciting sentence.

Exclamation Point       !

200

This is how you read so others can hear you.

Reading aloud

200

This snowman had a jolly soul.

Frosty

200

This genre of book is fake.

Fiction

200

He continually tries to steal the Krabby Patty secret formula.

Plankton

300

This curved mark ends a question.

Question Mark      ?

300

Advanced readers can read ahead in their mind while still reading the words they're on. This is called what.

Being a boss.

300

This small army builds toys for the world in December.

Elves

300
This book was about Stanley Yelnats.

Holes

300

The toy that goes down, comes up, goes down, comes up. 

Yo-Yo

400

This little guy separates ideas within a sentence.

Comma      ,

400

This is a digital recording of a reading for those who wish to listen instead of read.

Audio Book

400

A short story written in rhymes is know to be this.

Poem

400

If your book has reached its rental time limit, it is said to be this.

Overdue

400

Combine a shell, meat, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and black olives and you'll have this delightful meal.

Tacos

500

This collection of sentences explains an idea.

Paragraph

500

This type of reading is in movies. Actors try to know it by heart, so they can say all of their lines well. Sometimes actors go off of it, and make up their own lines.

Script

500

He rang the bells of Notre Dame.

Hunchback or Quasimodo

500

This book contains words with similar words meaning the same thing. For example, small - tiny, little, mini.

Thesaurus

500

What's the square root of 144

12

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