The word that best completes this sentence. I will (handsomely, reward, regret) you for helping collect the papers in the class.
What is reward?
100
The synonym of prize.
What is reward?
100
The subject in this sentence. King Midas loved his gold.
What is King Midas?
100
The proper noun in this sentence. King Midas loved his gold.
What King Midas?
100
The contraction for you will.
What is you'll?
200
The word that best completes this sentence. You might (consequences, regret, greedy) pushing in front of someone in line.
What is regret?
200
The synonym of mean.
What is cruel?
200
The predicate of this sentence. King Midas loved his gold.
What is loved his gold?
200
The proper noun in this sentence. Help George across the street.
What is George?
200
The contraction for he will.
What is he'll?
300
The word that best completes this sentence. You may be rewarded (handsomely, reward, regret) if you cleaned up the playroom after your little sister played in there.
What is handsomely?
300
The synonym of money-grabbing.
What is greedy?
300
The subject in this sentence. The girl went to Albertsons.
What is the girl?
300
The proper noun in this sentence. The girl went to Albertsons.
What is Albertsons?
300
The contraction for she will.
What is she'll?
400
The word that best completes this sentence. You would be (consequence, cruel, greedy) if you took more food than you could eat.
What is greedy?
400
The synonym of being sorry.
What is regret?
400
The predicate of this sentence. The girl went to Albertsons.
What is went to Albertsons?
400
The proper noun in this sentence. My teacher is Mr. Brandson.
What is Mr. Brandson?
400
The contraction for they will.
What is they'll?
500
The word that best completes this sentence. What (consequences, cruel, greedy) might there be for not studying for your test?
What is consequences?
500
The synonym of outcome.
What is consequences?
500
The subject in this sentence. I love Dutton-Brady School!
What is I?
500
The proper noun in this sentence. I love Dutton-Brady School!