October 16, 2001
English Basics, Volume 6, Number 1
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Halloween Analogies
1. broom
2. frighten
3. toast
4. candy
5. trick
6. haunted
7. thirty-one
Mathematics Problem Solving, Volume 7, Number 1
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Halloween Problems
1. 33
2. 6
3. December
4. 8
Reading Comprehension, Volume 7, Number 1
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Our Heritage: American!
The title of this poem makes the point that no matter
where our ancestors came from, which is often what
people mean by “heritage,” all Americans share a
common heritage. That heritage is based on the
history of the United States and the aspects of the
American culture that all citizens share. America is
still a “melting pot” where everyone adopts features
of many cultures that immigrants bring with them.
The poem emphasizes the concept of freedom and the
positive influence of America on the world
community.
1. B 2. D 3. C 4. A
Research Skills, Volume 7, Number 1
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Vocabulary - Using a Dictionary
1. A
2. G
3. A
4. B
5. C
6. D
7. B
October 23-26, 2001
English Basics, Volume 6, Number 2
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More Halloween Analogies
1. skeleton
2. spirit
3. mask
4. patch
5. spookier
6. Halloween’s
7. autumn
Mathematics Problem Solving, Volume 7, Number 2
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Pumpkin Problems
1. C
2. 5
3. 2
4. D
Reading Comprehension, Volume 7, Number 2
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Word Meanings From Context
1. D 2. A 3. A 4. C 5. B
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Using a Dictionary - Meanings
1. B 2. D 3. C 4. D
November 5, 2001
English Basics, Volume 6, Number 3
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Thanksgiving Analogies
1. turkey
2. November
3. ocean
4. New World
5. harvest
6. bog
7. 1620
November 19, 2001
Reading Comprehension, Volume 7, Number 3
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Thankful to Know
Answers or comments may vary. Accept any
response that is backed up with a reason. A possible
answer for #2 is “believe.”
November 19, 2001
Research Skills, Volume 7, Number 3
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Comparisons
1. B
2. C
3. P
4. C
5. P
6. B
7. N
8. N
January 7, 2002
English Basics, Volume 6, Number 4
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The Real Noun
1. first
2. second
3. first
4. first
5. second
6. second
7. first
January 15, 2002
Reading Comprehension, Volume 7, Number 4
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Dog Face
1. stopped
2. wagged
3. name
4. gentleman
5. Why
6. look
7. explained
8. dog
9. heard
10. nothing
March 18, 2002
English Basics, Volume 6, Number 5
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The Real Verb
1. first
2. first
3. first
4. second
5. second
6. first
7. second
March 19, 2002
Mathematics Problem Solving, Volume 7, Number 3
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Easter Egg Hunt
1. one
2. 37
3. C
March 25, 2002
Reading Comprehension, Volume 7, Number 5
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Pizza and Comprehension
Statements 2, 4, and 6.
September 25, 2002
English Basics, Volume 8, Number 1
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Nouns as Adjectives
1. paper
2. junkyard
3. pickle
4. apple
5. onion
6. cat
7. glue
8. beef
9. automobile
November 15, 2002
Reading Comprehension, Volume 8, Number 1
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Half-Truths
1. D 2. C 3. B 4. A 5.C
March 5, 2003
Reading Comprehension, Volume 8, Number 2
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The Leader
Best answered in discussion format:
1. Student should refer to text when putting a characteristic in his own
words.
2.Answers may vary.
3. There is a clue in addition to inference: The name is spelled out down
the left column. Respect any opinion if student backs it with a reason or
reasons.
4. Answers may vary.
April 8, 2003
Reading Comprehension, Volume 8, Number 3
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I Build Walls
These are questions that are best used in discussion format.
Accept answers that are justified with reasons and reference to the text when
possible.
April 29, 2003
English Basics, Volume 8, Number 2
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Synonyms
1. amend
2. remarks
3. expend
4. errors
5. create
6. study
7. intelligent
8. odor
9. fragrance
May 5, 2003
Mathematics Problem Solving, Volume 8, Number 1
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Ryan's Class
1. a, c, e
2. b
3. d There could be more than nine because no children are excluded from being at the table.
There could be eight if Ryan is a girl.
May 14, 2003
Research Skills, Volume 8, Number 1
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Using a Dictionary - Definitions
1. D 2. A 3. D 4. C 5. A
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