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100
Early bikes had no petals.
bikes, petals
100
Many graves were built in Egypt.
Egypt
100
The wide beach is full of sand
The wide beach
100
class
classes
100
Judy uses her (father) telescope.
Judy uses her father's telescope.
200
Riders pushed with their feet.
riders, feet
200
Some buildings are near the Nile River.
Nile River
200
Sand is made of tiny stones.
Sand
200
canary
canaries
200
Their (families) dogs have big spots.
Their families' dogs have big spots.
300
Seats were high in the air.
seats, air
300
King Tut was buried near the river.
King Tut
300
Broken seashells can also become sand.
Broken seashells
300
butterfly
butterflies
300
Her (brother) hobby is rock collecting.
Her brother's hobby is rock collecting.
400
Wheels were made of wood.
wheels, woood
400
The Nile River is in Egypt.
Nile River, Egypt
400
Cindy looks for seashells.
Cindy
400
foot
feet
400
The (girls) team won the volleyball game.
The girls' team won the volleyball game.
500
The first wheel was square.
wheel
500
Archaeologists want to more about the kings of Sudan and Algeria.
Sudan, Algeria
500
Sharks and dolphins are in the waters
Sharks and dolphins
500
woman
women
500
Each is interested in the (other) hobby.
Each is interested in the other's hobby.