Thursday, 10/3/13
Due Today: Pink Sheet.
Tomorrow's Test:
Spelling (same as pretest)
Vocabulary (ditto above)
Warm Ups
FRO's (See today's exercise.)
Husker Du? (CS, CV - See 7-9 below.)
Outsiders (open book)
Warm Up 10/3/13. (15p) Copy 1-4. * = spelling word. ** = vocabulary word. { } = Do not copy.
- * antagonist : protagonist :: villain : ______
- {Do you understand} the _____(s) of dividing fractions?
- * Red and green are ________(ary) colors.
- *_______
books are *______? (Must get both. There is a second pair of
words that will also work. +1 if you can come up with that pair too.)
- (2) The *_______ stupidity of his actions showed how **____ he was about his daughter's disappearance.
- (3) It is rather **______ to me that you have no **_______ for the kid *______ being bullied.
For 7-9, please write the subject verb combo followed by your answer.
- (2) Scary-looking lightning struck a nearby tree and house. a) CS b) CV c) both d) neither
- (2) The boyish-looking lumberjack ate a glazed doughnut and eggs
for breakfast and then yawned.. a) CS b) CV c) both
d) neither
- (2) Mr. Morton walked down the street with his cat and
thought of Pearl. a) CS b) CV c) both
d) neither
"FRO IV, 10/3/13." Write the answer in your notebook and click.
27/31 = Skippy! (Monday = 6, Tuesday = 10, Wednesday = 5, Thursday = 10)
- There are shells all over the beach, so let's collect some! a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
- The chuck wagon, a rolling kitchen on wheels. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
- The
word chuck means "food" or "grub", and that is what was provided at the
chuck wagon. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete
Sentence
- Laughing at the comedian's act. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
- The wagon was loaded with food and it was pulled by two teams of horses. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
- The cook was one of the most important persons on the trail, and he was highly paid. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
- Looking after saddles and bridles was also one of the cook's jobs. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
- Into the hole fell he. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
- Chief Wiggum, chief cop of Springfield, ate a doughnut. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
- I love that story so I have read it three times. a) Fragment b) Run-On c) Complete Sentence
The Outsiders...