Benjamin ate three pieces of cake and two scoops of ice cream. An hour later, his stomach felt queasy and he decided to lie down for awhile. The word queasy means:
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After about an hour, the fireman concluded his talk by reminding everyone to check their smoke alarms as soon as they got home. The word concluded means: a) began b) continued c) ended
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Talia preferred the red shirt because she likes red more than yellow or blue. The word preferred means:
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thief
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gold
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rocket
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baam
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Lauren loves to read. She frequently spends her Saturday afternoons curled up with a book. The word frequently means:
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Maria noticed that Mrs. Linn's curtains were still closed. Maria thought that was peculiar because Mrs. Linn always opened her curtains in the morning. The word peculiar means:
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The book shelf was sturdy enough to hold all of Nathan's books without falling apart. The word sturdy means:
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Lily wanted to go to the movies, but she knew that she would benefit more by going to the afternoon study group. The word benefit means:
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boom
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gift
Win 25 points!
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rocket
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lifesaver
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What an extraordinary day we had! First we found buried treasure in the backyard and then we were interviewed on television! The word extraordinary means:
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heart
Other team wins 15 points!
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gift
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rocket
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thief
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Lucy was furious when she discovered that the dog had eaten her homework again! The word furious means:
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No one lived in the old house. The paint was peeling and the yard was overgrown. It had been vacant for a long time. The word vacant means:
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Amelia rarely paid attention in class. By contrast, her best friend Tasha was always very attentive and listened carefully to everything the teacher said. The word attentive means:
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Everyone had a good time at the picnic. The games were fun and the food was plentiful. In fact, there was so much food they had to take some home. The word plentiful means: