main idea
supporting details
punctuation
parts of speech
complete sentences
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Catie and Katie had the same name. It sounded the same when anyone said it. But one Catie started with the letter "C" and the other with the letter "K." How could they know who was being called? They decided that "Catie" would stay the same and "Katie" would shorten her name to "Kate" to avoid confusion. A. Catie didn't want to change her name to "Cate." B. Catie and Katie solved the problem of having similar names. C. "Catie" looked prettier in print than "Katie." D. Catie and Katie thought it was fun to have the same-sounding name
B. Catie and Katie solved the problem of having similar names.
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supporting details _________________ the main idea.
support/help
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my friends flossie and bernard went with me to the local dairy queen for a skittles blizzard
My Flossie Bernard Dairy Queen Skittles Blizzard.
100
What type of noun can you not perceive with one or more of your senses?
Abstract noun
100
Is the following sentence a fragment? If so why is it a fragment? Was so big nobody could reach it.
This sentence is a fragment. There is no subject
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The rules for lining up are very clear. Wait until the teacher calls your group, then stand up and push in your chair. Walk to the door and stand in a straight, quiet line. Anyone not following the rules will be told by the teacher to please sit down. This can cause the class to be late for their transition. What is the main idea of this passage?
The rules for lining up are very clear.
200
we love the book the watsons go to birmingham-1963 by christopher paul curtis, which is an awesome story
We The Watsons Go Birmingham Christopher Paul Curtis.What is
200
What is wrong with this sentence??“Where are you at?”
You can’t end a sentence with a preposition.
200
How do you repair the following sentence? "Judy leads a charmed life she never seems to have a serious accident." A)This sentence is correct B)life; she C)life, she
B With a comma alone the sentence would be a comma splice.
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Supporting Detail is details that explain the main idea of the story. A. True B. False
A. True
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You will most likely find the main idea in which part of the paragraph?
The beginning
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my uncle john took me to the annual st patrick's day parade, which celebrates classic irish traditions, in downtown chicago every march when I was younger
My Uncle John St. Patrick's Day Parade Irish Chicago March period after younger.
300
What is an adverb?
Adverbs are words that modify ?a verb, an adjective, or another adverb
300
What is a complete sentence?
A complete sentence must have a subject (noun) and a predicate (verb). It can be just two words, such as, She ran
400
When summarizing a story or a passage, you are tell what the main idea is. A. True B.False
A. True
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What do we call it when we take a large amount of information and break it down to the main idea and a few supporting details?
Summarizing
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dr. charles drew, the first medical director of the first american red cross blood bank died of injuries sustained in a car accident in 1950 and was taken to alamance hospital in north carolina, where now the charles drew institute is named in his honor
Dr. Charles Drew American Red Cross Alamance Hospital North Carolina Charles Drew Institute.
400
If you have a singular subject, you must have what type of verb??
Plural
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How many parts does a run-on sentence have?
A run-on sentence has at least two parts.
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There is a village on an island near Scotland. it was built out of stone. A storm covered in in sand 4,000 years ago. It stayed covered until 1851. Then another storm blew the sand away. The village looked just like it did 4,000 years ago!
About a village covered in sand for over 4,000 years ago
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Give me two SUPPORTING SENTENCES for the following sentence: My favorite class in school is social studies.
Answers will vary
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to commemorate the iraq war, did president obama board his plane, air force one, and fly to the golden gate bridge, where a ceremony to remember all the soldiers took place
To Iraq War President Obama Air Force One Golden Gate Bridge question mark after place?
500
What is a pronoun?
Pronouns refer to a noun, an individual or individuals or thing or things (the pronoun's antecedent) whose identity is made clear earlier in the text.
500
Is the following sentence a run-on? Many scientists, such as Einstein, think in strange ways.
No
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