Math
Force and Motion
Life Cycle
ELA
Fundations
100
423 rounded to the nearest 10 is blank, and 467 rounded to the nearest hundred is blank.
What is 420? and What is 500?
100
This force pulls objects to the center of Earth.
What is gravity?
100
It is a phase of the life cycle, but it is not included in diagrams.
What is death?
100
The text or passage is mainly about blank.
What is main idea.
100
Two letters represent one sound.
What is a digraph?
200
38 dimes is the same as blank dollars and blank cents.
What is 3 dollars and 80 cents?
200
The push or pull on an object with mass causes it to change its velocity.
What is force?
200
The stages that a living thing goes through in a lifetime.
What is a life cycle?
200
A conclusion based on clues from the text and prior knowledge.
What is an inference?
200
Two consonants together that each make a sound.
What is a blend?
300
The sum of 457 plus 296 is blank.
What is 753?
300
The state of being stretched tight.
What is tension?
300
This is the beginning of a plant's life cycle.
What is a seed?
300
I am a cold and sweet snack that you can eat when it's hot. I come on a stick.
What is a popsicle?
300
These letters are doubled when they directly follow a vowel in a closed syllable.
What are f, l, s, and z?
400
The amount of people that like Strawberry more than lemon and cherry altogether.
What is 40 more people?
400
The act of pressing something into a smaller space or putting pressure on it from different sides.
What is compression?
400
This is a young plant.
What is a seedling?
400
We can infer that Jane's job is blank.
What is an astronaut?
400
When “e” is the last letter in a word and the preceding syllable has just one vowel.
What is a silent e?
500
493 minus 279 is the same as blank.
What is 214?
500
This force works against the movement of two objects.
What is friction?
500
The production of offspring is a necessary process that allows a lifecycle to continue.
What is reproduction?
500
The main idea is blank.
What is George enters a race?
500
Tail and tale, wear and where, waste and waist are all words that sound the same, but have different meanings.
What are homophones?