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www.theteachersguide.com. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?. Helping Out. Question 1. $100. Which of the following statements do you think the author of “Helping Out” believes?. A children can help others in many ways B children shouldn’t try to help adults
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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Helping Out
Which of the following statements do you think the author of “Helping Out” believes? A children can help others in many ways B children shouldn’t try to help adults C children should stick to playing video games D adults do not need any help doing jobs
Which of the following statements do you think the author of “Helping Out” believes? A children can help others in many ways B children shouldn’t try to help adults C children should stick to playing video games D adults do not need any help doing jobs
Which word would describe a job that is easy? A engine B enormous C simple D difficult
Which word would describe a job that is easy? A engine B enormous C simple D difficult
What is one way you can help out? A eating all the turnips B planting seeds in the garden C complaining about making your bed D get dirt all over you
What is one way you can help out? A eating all the turnips B planting seeds in the garden C complaining about making your bed D get dirt all over you
What is this story mostly about? A how children can help others B how to change the oil in a car C the correct way to hand tools to adults D why you should plant seeds in the spring
What is this story mostly about? A how children can help others B how to change the oil in a car C the correct way to hand tools to adults D why you should plant seeds in the spring
What is one way the book says children can help teachers? A passing out papers for reading B keeping the classroom clean C staying in your seat D putting papers in folders
What is one way the book says children can help teachers? A passing out papers for reading B keeping the classroom clean C staying in your seat D putting papers in folders
What does the story say is the best thing about helping someone? A getting closer to someone B earning money C getting wet in the summer time D learning how to change oil
Why do you think the writer repeated lines from the story? A getting closer to someone B earning money C getting wet in the summer time D learning how to change oil
What kind of story is this? A folktale B play C photo essay D true story
What kind of story is this? A folktale B play C photo essay D true story
How did working alongside an adult make the author feel? A little B stinky C pretty big D bored
How did working alongside an adult make the author feel? A little B stinky C pretty big D bored