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In addition to getting a new coat for Anna, Anna’s mother
A. saved enough money to buy another coat B. made other people in the town happy C. learned how to weave cloth
100
When the war ended, the stores remained empty. Remained is another word for
A. stayed B. became C. went away
100
How does Anna's mother get the cloth made into a coat?
A. Anna's mother gives a teapot to a tailor who sews the cloth into a coat. B. Anna's mother asks the tailor to do it. C. Anna's mother takes it to her mom or Anna's grandma.
100
What is the complete predicate in this sentence? Mrs. Hall grades the math papers.
A. Mrs. Hall B. grades C. grades the math papers
100
What's the complete subject in this sentence? Anna loved her new coat.
A. Anna B. loved C. new coat
200
How does Anna’s mother get wool for the coat?
A. She gives a gold watch to a farmer. B. She gives a lamp to a woman. C. She gives a necklace to a weaver.
200
A clothesline was strung across the kitchen. In this sentence, strung means about the same as
A. hung B. stored C. hidden
200
Why does Anna stop at every store on her way home from the tailor's shop?
A. Anna wants to see all of the new things in the stores. B. Anna wants to make sure her new coat is the best. C. Anna is wearing her new coat and stops to look at herself in the store windows.
200
What's the complete predicate in this sentence? The big brown paper fell off the board.
A. big brown paper B. fell C. fell off the board
200
What's the complete subject in this sentence? Mrs. Hall grades the math papers.
A. papers B. grades C. Mrs. Hall
300
How does Anna’s mother get the wool spun into yarn?
A. Anna's other gives a lamp to a woman who spins the wool into yarn. B. Anna's mother did it herself. C. Anna's mother gave it to her mom or Anna's grandmother.
300
When the yarn dried, Anna and her mother wound the yarn into balls. In this sentence, wound means
A. tied B. rolled C. dyed
300
What did Anna and her mother do to celebrate Christmas?
A. They had a Christmas Eve party, served cake, and invited everyone who helped with the coat. B. They had a small gathering with just Anna, her mom, and grandma. C. They went to her grandma's house.
300
What's the complete predicate in this sentence? My Siamese cat is so pretty.
A. is so pretty B. is C. my Siamese cat
300
What's the complete subject in this sentence? My Siamese cat is so pretty.
A. pretty B. cat C. My Siamese cat
400
How does Anna’s mother get the cloth made into a cloth?
A. Anna's mother does it herself. B. Anna's mother asks her sister to do it. C. Anna's mother gives a teapot to a tailor who sews the cloth into a coat.
400
A weaver is someone who
A. turns cloth into clothing B. turns lamb’s wool into yarn C. turns yarn into cloth
400
What did the tailor have to do before he could begin to make the coat?
A. pick out the buttons B. take Anna's measurements C. buy some red cloth
400
What's the complete predicate in this sentence? The sheep seemed to smile.
A. smile B. seemed to smile C. sheep
400
What's the subject in this sentence? The big brown paper fell off the board.
A. paper B. the big brown paper C. board
500
How does Anna’s mother get the yarn to be red?
A. Anna and her mom dye the yarn using lingonberries. B. Anna's mom uses red tye dye. C. Anna's mom uses red food coloring.
500
Anna and her mother take the bolt of cloth to the tailor. In this sentence, a bolt is like
A. a roll of cloth B. some sewed cloth C. a scrap of cloth
500
When did Anna finally get her new coat?
A. near winter B. near spring C. near summer
500
What's the complete predicate in this sentence? The citizens heard the blaring sirens.
A. the citizens B. heard C. heard the blaring sirens
500
What's the complete subject in this sentence? The sheep seemed to smile.
A. smile B. seemed C. the sheep