Cause and Effect
Cause: It was raining outside, so I grabbed my ______.
What is UMBRELLA?
Correct way to divide MONSTER into syllables.
What is MON/STER?
Tall grasses
What are REEDS?
Genre of "Fly, Eagle, Fly!"
What is AFRICAN FOLK TALE?
This is what Trudy (Gertrude Ederle) is known for.
What is SWIMMING THE ENGLISH CHANNEL?
Cause: "It was really cold at recess so I wore my _______."
What is COAT or JACKET?
Correct way to divide INSPECT into syllables.
What is IN/SPECT?
Similar meaning to the word ditch
What is GULLY?
This is the main idea or lesson from the story.
What is YOU SHOULD BE WHO YOU ARE AND TRY TO BE GOOD AT WHAT YOU ARE MEANT TO BE?
This is the title of the story where a son talks about his father's unique hobbies.
What is "ROCKS IN HIS HEAD?"
Effect: "I got an A on my test." What is the cause?
What is "I STUDIED FOR THE TEST?"
Correct way to divide CHILDREN into syllables.
What is CHIL/DREN?
long, low land
What is VALLEY?
This is where the eagle takes off into the sunrise.
What is FROM THE MOUNTAIN TOP?
This story discussed how items get to stores like Winn Dixie.
What is "SUPERMARKET?"
Effect: "My little sister cried." What is a cause?
What is (any answer that would make a little girl cry)?
Correct way to divide INCOMPLETE into syllables.
What is IN/COM/PLETE?
climb or move quickly
What is SCRAMBLED?
This is where the eagle was first found.
What is IN THE GULLY AT THE EDGE OF A ROCK?
The story exaggerated a village capturing a large fish.
What is "KUMAK'S FISH?"
Why did the eagle in "Fly, Eagle, Fly!" finally take off?
What is THE FARMER'S FRIEND TOOK HIM TO A TALL MOUNTAIN AT SUNRISE AND LET HIM GO?
Correct way to divide INSPECTION into syllables.
What is IN/SPEC/TION?
plant material which can be used to make a roof
What is THATCH?
This is the phrase the author repeats many times about the eagle.
What is "YOU BELONG NOT TO THE EARTH, BUT TO THE SKY. FLY, EAGLE, FLY!"
In this story from long, long ago you learned about a boy who helped his family at a market and earned money to buy a bike.
What is "MY ROWS AND PILES OF COINS?"