Thursday, 3/1/12
Tomorrow's Test: Spelling (study the ones
you missed on Tuesday), Warm ups, Prepositions (pink sheet and pretests),
Vocabulary (pretest and ** warm ups), Husker Du, Charlotte 21. Whew.
Due Today: Pink Sheet p125.
Warm Up. Copy, unless you are exempt from that section. * = spelling
** = vocabulary
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* together : separate :: unfair : _______
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* ordinary : weird :: permanent : _______
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* waiter : restaurant :: _____ : corporation
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** embrace : renounce :: precede : ______
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** attach : affix :: twist : _____
Pink Sheet p125. Prepositions.
Say
WHAT? No really, say it.
Correct Pink Sheet. Prize
for best guest prepositional phrase for #B5.
Pretest III. Solo. No Pink
Sheet. 27/31 or 11/11 = Exempt. Good luck with that.
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He made us walk around together
to see the sights. a) around b) together c) around,
together d) to, around, together e) no prepositions
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The class about cheese was held
outside. a) about b) about, outside c) about, was,
outside d) the, about, outside e) no prepositions
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At noon, the colonel marched across
the courtyard to the gate. a) at b) at, to c) at,
to, across d) at, across, to, the(2) e) across, to
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The friendly, little platypus followed
me upstairs. a) the b) the, upstairs c) upstairs
d) followed, upstairs e) no prepositions
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The substitute with the strange
name made us do jumping jacks outside. a) with b) with,
outside c) the(2), with, outside d) outside e) no prepositions
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Please ask the ducks to come inside
because of the rain. a) to b) to, inside c) to, because,
of d) to, of, inside e) of
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I like to ride my
bike to school. a) prepositional phrase b) not
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I like to ride my bike to
school. a) prepositional phrase b) not
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Our platypus has been running behind schedule
until now. a) prepositional phrase b) not
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Our platypus has been running behind schedule
until now. a) prepositional phrase b) not
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After much supplication and many
cookies, the teacher finally forgave the students for their heinous
behavior. a) prepositional phrase b) not
Charlotte 20. I'll save the 4 questions for the test tomorrow.
Lighning Round/Clicker Frenzy. 7 = +1 and up.
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a) secratary b) impartial c) technical d) all correct
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a) souvenir b) seperate c) hysterical d) all correct
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He used some pretty ________ logic to justify his actions. He was really
stretching the facts. a) vivid b) contorted c) renounced
d) morose e) melancholy
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Their close friendship provided the _________ she needed to keep her life
steady. a) vivid b) melancholy c) ballast d) affixing
e) disarray
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The main action in The Outsiders _________(s) over the course of
only a week. a) contort b) morose c) transpire
d) affix e) renounce a) transpire
b) melancholy c) ballast d) affix e) disarray
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At noon, the colonel marched across the courtyard to the gate.
a) prepositional phrase b) not
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At noon, the colonel marched across the courtyard
to the gate.
a) prepositional phrase b) not
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eatery : restaurant :: conduct : _______ a) secretary
b) presence c) privilege d) valuable e) behavior
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apart : separate :: unique : _______ a) hysterical b) temporary
c) valid d) weird e) wrecked
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restaraunt : menu :: tourist : ________ a) souvenir b)
hysterical c) temporary d) separate e) NOTA
Charlotte 21. "Do please step in."