Wednesday, 12/17/08.
IRW p368-369
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There are classes for kids of all ages under 18. a)
True b) False c) You can't tell.
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You have to be able to swim at least a little to sign up
for the swim classes. a) True b) False c) You can't tell.
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You have to have your own cleats and shin guards to sign
up for soccer. a) True b) False c) You can't tell.
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You have to have your own musical instrument to be in the
jazz band. a) True b) False c) You can't tell.
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You have to be able to speak English to participate in the
activities. a) True b) False c) You can't tell.
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Which of the listed activities are actually held at the Springfield
Youth Center? a) soccer b) swimming c) band d)
swimming and band e) all three
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Which of the activities does not say it requires parental
permission? a) soccer b) swimming c) band d) band
and soccer e) They all say they require parental permission .
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What did you circle for #6, p368? a) A b) B
c) C d) D
Go over Vocabulary Homework.
Vocabulary Pretest.
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The 42-0 score was a _____ victory for the home team.
a) boon b) tantalizing c) resounding d) disreputable
e) sham
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There was nothing the Martians could do to ____ the flow
of Earthmen coming to Mars. a) abide b) boon c) resound
d) sham e) stanch
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The codeine in your cough syrup is a ______ of the same plant
that is used to make heroin. a) tantalize b) boon c) stanch
d) sham e) derivative (Bonus: What plant?)
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He bought his computer from a _______ dealer, and when it
broke the next day, they told him he was out of luck. a) abide
b) tantalizing c) resounding d) disreputable e) derivative
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Their relationship was rather ____________, with lots of
ups, downs, and in-betweens over the years. a) tumultuous b)
tantalizing c) resound d) disreputable e) incompetent
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When Alyce told Joan that the midwife was just "relieving
herself," Joan knew it was a ________. a) sham b) boon
c) incompetent d) disreputable e) stanch
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The cat liked to "bite at the ____(ly) moving pen."
a) sham b) boon c) incompetent d) disreputable
e) tantalizing
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I cannot ____ someone who cheats. He/she will be punished
by... a) sham b) boon c) incompetent d) abide
e) stanch
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Winning the lottery is not always the _____ people think
it will be. Often, the money brings unhappiness instead of happiness.
a) abide b) tantalizing c) boon d) sham e) derivative
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Alyce thinks she is _____, but she is actually very skilled
and smart. a) incompetent b) tantalizing c) resounding
d) disreputable e) derivative
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Which two words this week have a prefix that means not?
a) resounding and disreputable b) sham and abide c) incompetent
and disreputable d) abide and stanch e) derivative and incompetent
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serene : tumultuous :: responsible : ________
a) resounding b) sham c) tantalizing d) boon e)
disreputable
MWA Aloud