Monday, 6/1/99
Warm up: Grammar Week Pretest:
Copy and label #1. Copy #2-12 and fill in the blanks.
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D'oh! I tripped very awkwardly and hit my big, fat head.
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noun : adjective : : verb : ________
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________ = person, place, thing
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________ = which one, what kind, how many
about a noun
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________ = "guest noun"
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________ = how or when or where you
do something
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am, is, are, was, were = ________
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All of the above are also forms of the word ____.
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a, an, the are all ________(s)
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________ = connecting word
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________ = action word
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Most cuss words are ________(s).
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In the sentence, "He made a good play in the outfield",
the word "play" is used as a(n)________.
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Use the word "screaming" in three different sentences;
as a noun,
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as a verb,
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and as an adjective.
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Turn amuse (v) into a noun by adding a suffix.
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Turn amuse (v) into an adjective by adding a suffix.
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The word "love" could be either a(n) ______ or a(n) ________.
"The Other Foot"
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What does this expression mean? Have you ever used it? When/why?
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What does it mean to "turn the other cheek"?
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What is the difference between vengeance and justice?
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Is revenge ever justified?
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Have you ever taken revenge on someone? Did it make you feel
better after?
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Are Willie's (and the others') feelings of anger justified?
Would they be right to do what they initially wanted to do?
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On page 36, when Hattie thinks about "tearing down walls",
what do the walls represent?
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What if the white man had said that the tree was still standing?
Would Willie have reacted any differently?
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What does that tree represent?
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What does the last line of the story mean?
Message to Sixth Grade
Rough Draft due tomorrow!