Thursday, 3/7/13 - Tomorrow's Test: Spelling, Vocabulary, Warm
Up Reruns, Tom Sawyer, Husker Du (mostly prepositions)
Change in tonight's reading: Please read chapter 31. We will
take care of chapter 30 in class. Thank you.
Warm Up 3/7/13. Test Practice. (10p)
1-4: Write the incorrectly spelled word correctly or write "all correct"
if they are.
5-8: Find and copy the prepositional phrase(s) in each sentence. If
there are no prepositional phrases in that sentence, write "none."
Bonus: Explain what is wrong with #8 and how to fix it.
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a) accommodate b) embarass c) affectionate d) all correct
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a) harassment b) bulletin c) cancelation d) all correct
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a) possibility b) necessary c) rennaissance d) all correct
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a) acclaim b) eventually c) conscous d) all correct
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(?) If you try, you know that you can fly...over the rainbow.
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(?) I am going to skip on my way home from Grandmother's house.
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(?) Jack fell down and broke his crown, and Jill came tumbling after.
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(?) Danny told us about the great vacation he had at lunch.
Vocabulary Pretest. Write the word. Yes. Maybe.
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After a while, interest in yoyos _________(ed) and some other fad took
over. a) jeer b) clamor c) bode d) wax e)
wane
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The echoes of Tom's shouts in the cave sounded like ________(ing) laughter
that mocked them. a) clamor b) jeer c) dilemma d) perishable
e) bode
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Tom went behind the limestone "waterfall" in order to use his candle to
light it up for Becky's __________. a) imperishable b) stupor
c) clamorous d) gratification e) bode
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You should refrigerate ________ items like milk and eggs, because they
quickly go bad if you don't. a) clamor b) jeer c) attrition
d) perishable e) bode
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As the month goes on, the moon will ________ until it is full, and then
________. a) wax, wane b) wane, wax c) jeer, bode d)
bode, jeer
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When the boys came back from "the dead," Aunt Polly _________(ly) hugged
and kissed Tom, and then embarrassed Huck by doing the same to him. a)
effusive b) jeer c) gratifying d) stupor e) prodigious
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The accelerated class started with 28 students, but through the ________
of so much extra work, 10 people dropped out. a) dilemma
b) clamor c) gratifying d) stupor e) attrition
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She faced a _______ over whether or not to turn her friend in for vandalism.
a) dilemma b) clamor c) gratifying d) stupor e)
attrition
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The sub didn't have much control over the class, and there was quite a(n)
________ when the principal walked in. a) effusive b) clamor
c) dilemma d) stupor e) attrition
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Tom thought that Huck's dream about rats was __________(ing) that
trouble was ahead. a) effusive b) jeer c) dilemma
d) stupor e) bode
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He ate a(n) __________ amount of hot dogs in the hot dog eating
contest. (68 in 10 minutes!) a) effusive
b) dilemma c) gratifying d) stupor e) prodigious
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After the rumble, Ponyboy was in a(n) _______ as Dally dragged him to the
hospital to see Johnny. a) jeer b) attrition c) clamor
d) stupor e) dilemma
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There is a lot of _______ among teachers in big-city schools. As many as
half are gone after two years. a) clamor b) jeer c) attrition
d) perishable e) bode
Tom Sawyer aloud... $1 in those days = about $25 today.
A hard-cover copy of TS advertised below would cost about $80 today.
Ummm. I know I'm going to regret this, but does anyone know what the
word piquant
means?