Spelling Pretest #7
1. Our ranch covered seventeen akers.
2. The announcement was very breaf and
to-the-point.
3. In the ambulance, at first, Pony was not consciouse
of where he was.
4. The chart had two rows and three collums.
5. Do not interfear with the game.
6. He wished he had a gardien angle.
7. My throat was scratchy; my voice was horse.
8. Make sure that you inclued everyone.
Don’t leave anyone out.
9. Did you get your invatation to the party?
10. Soda works as a mechanik in a gas station.
11. "Necesity is the mother of invention."
12. She recieved numarous awards for her
work.
13. He is a menace to sociaty.
14. What a great acheivement!
15. Clean that with rubbing alcohal.
16. He is not yet a professional; he’s an amature.
17. The principal is the highest authoraty
at the school.
18. She is now a rich, important executive
with IBM.
19. We are in the Southern Hemasphere.
20. My friends tried to cokes me into TP’ing
the house with them.
21. Darry's T-shirt was pulled so taught,
you could see every muscle.
Vocabulary: Copy sentences into notebook. Definition,
POS, new sentence for each due Wednesday.
1. Dally is one of those people who like to circumvent
the rules.
2. When Pony and Johnny cut their hair, they were trying
to go incognito.
3. The author Ray Bradbury is a very prolific
writer, writing at least a thousand words per day.
4. He tried to be very subtle as he cheated,
so that the teacher wouldn't see.
5. Pony and Johnny are bona fide
heroes.