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100
How many lines of symmetry does this figure have?
ONE
100
How many days does it take for the moon to go though all the phases?
28 days
100
Who was the first president of the United States?
Abraham Lincoln was the ___th president.
George Washington was the 1stpresident
Abraham Lincoln was the 16th president.
100
The day was bright and clear. The sun shined down on the green, flat field. All the players gathered to hear the referees final instructions. My hands were sweaty and my stomach twisted and turned. It was my first game, so a million things crossed my mind. The whistle blew and I ran to my position, forgetting my worries and focusing on the game. "You can do this!" my family yelled from the side lines. I lifted my head and puffed my chest. I was ready to win.
What is the point of view of this story?
1st person
100
I was borned in New York.
Change borned to born
200
Which of the following is correct?
A. 7/8 > 3/5
B. 7/8 < 3/5
C. 7/8 = 3/5
A. 7/8 > 3/5
200
What is the correct order of the water cycle?
A. condensation, evaporation, precipitation
B. evaporation, condensation, precipitation
C. precipitation, condensation, evaporation
D. evaporation, precipitation, condensation
B. evaporation, condensation, precipitation
200
What were 3 regions that the U.S. was divided into during the Early Republic era?
North, South, and West.
200
The day was bright and clear. The sun shined down on the green, flat field. All the players gathered to hear the referees final instructions. My hands were sweaty and my stomach twisted and turned. It was my first game, so a million things crossed my mind. The whistle blew and I ran to my position, forgetting my worries and focusing on the game. "You can do this!" my family yelled from the side lines. I lifted my head and puffed my chest. I was ready to win.
How does the character's attitude change throughout the story?
He is nervous at first, but then is confident.
200
The boys we're sad because there baseball team the new york yankees, had lost the championship.
The boys were sad because their baseball team, the New York Yankees, had lost the championship.
300
Which of the following is true?
A. Obtuse angles are 90o, acute angles are more than 90o, and right angles are less than 90o
B. Obtuse angles are less than 90o, acute angles are more than 90o, and right angles are 90o
C. Obtuse angles are more than 90o, acute angles are less than 90o, and right angles are 90o
C. Obtuse angles are more than 90o, acute angles are less than 90o, and right angles are 90o
300
Name 3 renewable resources.
Name 3 non-renewable resources.
Wind, water, sunlight, trees
Oil, gas, gasoline, coal, fossil fuelsClose to its INTENDED food, which is leaves.
Another name for the caterpillar stage is larva.
It turns into a pupa in the winter.
FALSE, butterflies move to a different plant.
300
What was the name of the invention that helped transport goods from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean?
The steamboat.
The steamboat.
300
What are the different author's purposes?
Persuade, inform, explain, entertain
300
When would you use the following words?
were their two
we're they're too
where there to
were: past of are
we're: we are
where: place or location
their: belonging to, ownership
they're: they are
there: place or location
two: number 2
too: also
to: traveling, place or location, as a verb
400
Ms. Ruan is fencing a garden with a length of 14 feet and a width of 22 feet. She also needs to fill the garden with new soil to plant carrots and radishes. How much fencing is needed to enclose the garden? Also, how much space needs to be filled with soil?
AREA: 308 FT2 needs to be filled with soil.
PERIMETER: She needs 72 ft of fencing.
400
Where does the butterfly lay its eggs?
What is another name for the caterpillar stage?
What season does the caterpillar go into a pupa?
True or False: The adult butterfly lays its eggs on the same plant it was born.
Close to its INTENDED food, which is leaves.
Another name for the caterpillar stage is larva.
It turns into a pupa in the winter.
FALSE, butterflies move to a different plant.
400
Who did the U.S. receive independence from? What year did this happen?
The U.S. got its independence from England in 1776.
400
The day was bright and clear. The sun shined down on the green, flat field. All the players gathered to hear the referees final instructions. My hands were sweaty and my stomach twisted and turned. It was my first game, so a million things crossed my mind. The whistle blew and I ran to my position, forgetting my worries and focusing on the game. "You can do this!" my family yelled from the side lines. I lifted my head and puffed my chest. I was ready to win.
What does the word puffed mean in this story?
A. to straighten up
B. to have many feathers
C. to get mad
D. to get excited
A. to straighten up
400
What is a subject? What is a predicate? What is a compound sentence? How many subjects and predicates does a compound sentence have? How about a simple sentence? What does FANBOYS stand for?
Subject: who or what (can contain the noun)
predicate: what are they doing, what is going on (can contain the verb)
compound sentences have comma followed by FANBOYS (for,and,nor,but,or,yet,so) and 2 subject 2 predicates
500
A recipe for a chocolate cake for a wedding needs half a gallon of milk, 9 eggs, 4 cups of sugar, and 2 quarts of flour. How many quarts of milk, pints of sugar, and cups of flour does the recipe need?
2 quarts of milk, 2 pints of sugar, and 8 cups of flour
500
What is the name of the force that keeps us from floating and that causes high and low tides on Earth?
GRAVITY
500
The cotton gin was a machine that helped separate the seeds from the cotton. Who was the inventor of this machine?
Eli Whitney
500
Give the definition and an example of the following types of figurative language.
Alliteration
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
Homograph
Alliteration: repetition of the same sound (she sells sea shells by the sea shore)
Personification: human trait in an object (trees dancing in the wind)
Simile: comparison of two things using like or as (the man was as tall as a building)
Metaphor: comparison saying one thing is another (my mom has a heart of gold)
Homograph: two words written different but said the same (flower/flour flea/flee hare/hair)
500
What does MINTS stand for?
M- month, days, holidays
I- pronoun I
N- names of persons and places
T- titles of books, movies, newspaper, magazines
S- start of sentences