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Vocabulary 1
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Comprehension 1
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What does the word admitted mean?
confessed
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Read this sentence: Mrs. O gave Jase an award for perfect attendance. What does the word award mean in this sentence?
a prize
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Who is the narrator of the story this week?
Angela
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What does Angela learn when she peeks in Peter's garage window?
his secret
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What does the word impressed mean?
pleased
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What does the word project mean in this sentence? Mrs. O will project the math lesson onto the whiteboard.
to cause something to appear on a surface
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What is the first thing that we learn in the story?
what Peter looks like
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What things symbolize Peter's mad scientist side?
his mustache and Chinese gown
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What does the word original mean?
first
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What does the word mighty mean?
powerful
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What does it mean if I say something is "as black as coal"?
It is extremely dark in color.
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How is the main conflict in the story resolved?
Angela learns an important lesson by going into the future.
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What does the word produced mean?
grew
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What does the word soil mean, when we talk about a farmer planting seeds in soil?
dirt
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What does this sentence mean? In spite of all I could do, my kickball skills were nothing compared to Caleb's.
My kickball skills are not as developed as Caleb's, or I do not play as well as he does.
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How is the ending of this story circular?
The story ends where it begins.
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What does the word destination mean?
the place where something or someone is going
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What do we call a place that is cold and has no trees: a dessert, a grassland, a tropical rainforest, or a tundra?
tundra
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What was the first important event in the passage that you read this week?
Peter wears a costume like the other kids do.
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True or false: This story is told from Peter's point of view.
False