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$100 Question She rose to sing the National Anthem. What does rose mean? a. to stand up b. a flower c. dark pink
$100 Answer Rose means to stand up.
$200 Question • My family went to see a play about • Christopher Columbus. • a story on stage • b. game • c. to make music on an instrument
$200 a story on a stage
$300 Question When the rabbit saw the hawk, the rabbit took flight and went into the woods. What does flight mean? What clues helped you?
$300 Answer Flight means to escape. The clue that helped me is the hawk and running into the woods. I know rabbits would want to run into the woods to avoid being a hawk’s dinner.
$400 I don’t like it when people pick on me at recess about my big feet. What does pick mean? What clue helped you?
$400 Answer Pick means to say bad things that hurt someone’s feelings. I know because it happened at recess and they were talking about his big toe.
$500 • We all howled during the funny movie. • What does howled mean? • a loud scream • a loud laugh • the noise a dog makes
$500 Answer a loud laugh
$100 Question • Find the word that tells about • something that already happened. • jumping • jump • jumped • jumps
$100 Answer from H2 The word tells about something that already happened is jumped.
$200 Question • Find the root word of followed. • owed • b. llow • c. follow • d. ed
$200 Answer The root word of followed is follow.
$300 Question • Find the word that comes after • light but before plant. • class • b. hide • c. next • d. rest
$300 Answer The word that comes after light but Before plant is next.
$400 Question • Find the sentences that has the wrong • punctuation and what mark does it • need? • Why are you sleeping? • Did you do your homework. • I read my books. • Wow, what a great catch!
$400 Answer The sentence that is wrong is did you do your homework. The sentence needs a ? Did you do your homework?
$500 Question • Find the sentence that has the • wrong punctuation mark at the end. • What punctuation mark does it need. • What time are we leaving? • I will walk home. • A friend smiles at you? • Why is recess so late in the day?
$500 Answer The sentence that is wrong is a friend friend smiles at you? This sentence needs a period. A friend smiles at you.
$100 Question • What is this story mostly about? • whales • how whales and people are alike • whales live in water and use a blowhole • d. mammals
$100 Answer This story is mostly about how whales and people are alike.
$200 Question Explain how a whales and people are alike. Use three details from the story In your answer.
$200 Answer Whales and people are both mammals. They both have warm blood and breathe with lungs. Both whale babies and human babies stay close to their mothers. Whales and people have hair on their bodies.
$300 Question Whales stay in the same family or pod all their lives. What does the word pod mean?
$300 Answer The word pod means family.
$400 Question Explain why a baby whale needs its mother. Use three details from the story.
$400 Answer The baby whale needs air so its mother pushes the baby up to the top of the water to breathe. The mother whale feeds the baby milk and protects the baby.
$500 Question A whale’s blowhole is like what body part of a human?
$500 Answer The nose is like the whale’s blowhole because we breathe through our noses.
$100 Question • Where is Abby at the end of the story? • in her bedroom • b. outside her house • c. in the bathroom • d. In the kitchen
$100 Answer At the end of the story Abby is outside on her way to walking to school.
$200 Question What happened to Abby right as her mother was waving to her?
$200 Answer Abby stepped in a mud puddle right when her mother was waving at her.
$300 Question How would you describe Abby’s mother? Why?
$300 Answer I would describe Abby’s mother as encouraging because she tells Abby her day will get better. I would describe mother as helpful because she Tells her to watch out.
$400 Question • What did Abby do first? • spill jelly on her shirt • stub her toe • c. bump her head • d. brush her teeth
$400 Answer The first thing Abby did was bump her head on the bunk bed.
$500 Question Why did Abby say This is a horrible day! Use two details from the story in your answer.
$500 Answer Abby said this is a horrible day, because she bumped her head, her sister spent too much time in the bathroom which made her late, she stubbed her toe, there wasn’t any more cereal, and she got jelly on the front of her shirt. Abby was showing a lot of Emotion or feeling.
$100 Question • Find the word in the same word • family as fig. • flick • lip • big • d. bag
$100 Answer Big is in the same word family as fig.
$200 Question • Choose the best way to write the • closing of the letter. • Sincerely: Jill • Sincerely, Jill • c. Sincerely, Jill • d. Sincerely-Jill
$200 Answer The best way to closing is Sincerely, Jill
$300 Question • Which pair of words rhyme? • make and Mack • silly and fry • meat and treat • d. space and fake
$300 Answer Meat and treat are the words that rhyme.
$400 Question • Choose the best way to combine these • two sentences: I said hi to Josh. I said • hi to Brett. • I said hi to Josh and hi to Brett. • I said to Josh and hi to Brett. • I said hi to Josh and Brett. • d. I said hi Josh and to Brett.
$400 Answer I said hi to Josh and Brett.
$500 Question • What is the best way to combine these • two sentences: • Makayla sits next to Kayla. MaKayla shared her • pencils. • MaKayla sits next to Kayla shared her pencils. • b. Makayla sits next to Kayla and her pencils. • Makayla sits next to Kayla and shared her pencils. • d. Makayla sits to Kayla and shared.