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VOCABULARY
COMPREHENSION
PHONICS/IDIOM
GRAMMAR
100

Sally plucked off the feathers that were in the hat. (1. lowered 2. rubbed 3. pulled out)

3. pulled out

100

What was the bear's problem? (1. he had to work too much 2. he was too lazy 3. he had too much money)

2. he was too lazy

100

Which word sounds same as heel? (1. hill 2. heal 3. he'll)

2. heal

100

Fix. (Jessie asked "where are they selling their tomatoes") (3 things)

Jessie asked, "Where are they selling their tomatoes?"

200

What does the word holler(ed) mean?

to call out loudly, shout, scream, yell

200

What does Hare mean when he asks the question tops or bottoms? (1. How much should you sell the crops for? 2. What job do you want to do? 3. What part of the crops do you want?)

3. What part of the crops do you want?

200

Which word sounds the same as sent? (1. cent 2. male 3. left 4. seem)

1. cent

200
Fix. "I wanted to wish you a happy birthday" Manny, replied. (2 things)

"We wanted to wish you a happy birthday," Manny replied. 

300

We made good ___ from selling out unused books. (1. grunted 2. crops 3. profit)

3. profit

300

Why does Hare ask Bear to be business partners? (1. so Hare can live at Bear's house 2. so Hare can use Bear's land 3. so Hare can get Bear's money)

2. so Hare can use Bear's land

300

What does the idiom (slip up) mean? ((Hank slipped when trying to help his mom prepare for dinner)) (1. spend time 2. make a joke 3. make a mistake)

3. make a mistake

300

Fix. "carrying water is hard work", Sarah exclaimed. (3 things) 

"Carrying water is hard work!" exclaimed Sarah. 

400

Larry ____ at James when he broke his favorite toy. 

scowled 
400

Why did Bear think Hare cheated him?

because Bear never got crops from the harvest

400

Which idiom means (hurry up)? (1. get a head start 2. shake a leg 3. hit the hay)

2. shake a leg

400
Fix. "Teddy and I would love to come over for a movie," I, remarked to Sam. 
"Teddy and I would love to come over for a movie," I remarked to Sam. 
500

Not bringing an umbrella with a storm approaching was a ___ thing to do. 

risky

500

What lesson does Bear learn in this story?

Do the work yourself and don't  be lazy if you want good results. 

500

What does the idiom (beat around the bush) mean? (( I was angry because Jane kept on beating around the bush instead of telling me exactly what happened.)) (1. talk loudly 2. talking about other things 3. talking continuously 4. talking by herself)

2. talking about other things

500
Fix. "What would you and Sherry want for your lunches today,"? asked mom. 

"What would you and Sherry want for your lunches today?" asked mom.