1. When it comes to pizza, I am a bit of a ______...  {use a form of the word}
2. ...and I always eat a _____ of food, until...
3. ...I have to lie down and nap, somewhat _____ by the fullness of my belly.
4. moderation : gluttony :: shortage : _______
5. alert : stupefied :: willing : _____(ing)
6. {Edward complained of being teased for "being so little and ______ and tied to Cook's skirts..."}
7. {"Q was by far the most beautiful, she thought, even if it could not stand alone and must be accompanied everywhere by the ____ U."}

Correct Pink Sheet p164. Subject/Verb Agreement
Circle the following numbers for the pretest:
A3, A6, A9, A10, B4, B5, B7, B8, B9, B10

1. A3 a) arrive  b) arrived  c) arrives d) arriving
2. A6  a) think  b) thought  c) thinks  d) thinking
3. A9  a) is  b) be  c) am  d) were  e) was
4. A10  a) feel  b) feels  c) felt  d) feeling

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   Click A if the subject and verb agree, click B if they do not.
5. B4  a) agree  b) disagree
6. B5  a) agree  b) disagree
7. B7  a) agree  b) disagree
8. B8  a) agree  b) disagree
9. B9  a) agree  b) disagree
10. B10  a) agree  b) disagree

IRP.

1. Every horizontal line on p346 represents... a) temperature  b) 10 degrees  c) a month  d) a city in Alaska  e) none of the above
2. (p346) Many of the satellite photos we see on tv and on the 'net are provided by the NOAA. What does that abbreviation stand for?  a) National Organization of American Areas  b) Network of Area Administration  c) Network of Ocean and Atmosphere  d) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration  e) National Observation of Atmosphere Administration
3. On a graph like the one marked A on p346, we read the data...  a) right to left, and bottom to top  b) left to right, and bottom to top  c) right to left, and top to bottom  d) left to right, and top to bottom  e) It doesn't matter.
4. In this context (p347), the word precipitation means...  a) snow  b) rain  c) ice/hail  d) all of the above  e) none of the above
5. (p347) Areas of low pressure seem to be associated with...  a) warm temperatures  b) a lot of wind  c) ice  d) bad weather  e) cheese
6. Which of these is the warmest city on the map (p347)?  a) San Francisco  b) Chicago  c) Honolulu  d) Phoenix  e) Miami
7. *(p347) Which of these cities has weather that is most similar to our current weather?  a) San Francisco  b) Raleigh c) Salt Lake City  d) Miami  e) Dallas
8. According to the map on p347, about how far is it from San Francisco to Salt Lake City?  a) 350 miles  b) 1000 miles  c) 1500 miles  d) 750 miles  e) You can't tell.

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9. (358-359) Which of these is not used to signal an opinion in the second paragraph?  a) love  b) feel  c) finally  d) All are used to signal an opinion.
10. (358-359) Which one is an example of the author's opinion?  a) "...last year we had a 70's theme."  b) "Teachers...feel that Spirit Week should be canceled."  c) "Some students goof around in class..."  d) "...we feel that Spirit Week teaches us to work in groups..."  e) They all are the author's opinions.
11. (358-359) Which statement is not supported by facts?  a) "They argue that it interrupts classes..."  b) "...last year we had a 70's theme."  c) "...we wear our school colors..."  d) "Everyone loves spirit week."  e) "Some students goof around in class..."
12. (358-359) Which of these should you have written on the Pros side of the chart? a) "...last year we had a 70's theme."  b) "Teachers...feel that Spirit Week should be canceled."  c) "Some students goof around in class..."  d) "...we feel that Spirit Week teaches us to work in groups..."  e) NOTA
13. (358-359) Which of these should you have written on the Cons side?  a) "...last year we had a 70's theme."  b) "Teachers...feel that Spirit Week should be canceled."  c) "...students learned how a person dressed during this decade..."  d) "...we feel that Spirit Week teaches us to work in groups..."  e) NOTA

Finish off Alyce.