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  • Each line maps to a question.
  • If the delimiter is used in a question, the question should be surrounded by double quotes: "My, question","My, answer"
  • The first answer in the multiple choice question must be the correct answer.

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Example:
Eating turkey on Thanksgiving is a traditional family meal in the U.S.
🔹 Traditional
– Something that people have done for a long time.
Birthday
Example:
The school play will take place in the gym on Friday.
🔹 Take place
– To happen at a certain time or place.
Superman
Example:
A lion is a powerful animal.
🔹 Powerful
– Very strong or able to do big things.
Play games
Example:
I tried to convince my mom to let me have ice cream before dinner.
🔹 Convince
– To make someone believe or do something.
My smart phone..
Example:
Having a store near my house is convenient because I don’t have to walk far.
🔹 Convenient
– Easy to use or helpful.
Example:
The Eiffel Tower is a famous attraction in France.
🔹 Attraction
(a place for tourists) – A special place people visit for fun.
7 foot tall or 6 foot tall
👉 Example:
There are approximately 30 students in my class. (Maybe a little more or less.)
🔹 Approximately
– A close guess, but not exact.
NEW VOCABULARY PART 2
make a sentence:
My dad
Example:
I take care of my pet by feeding and playing with it every day.
🔹 Take care of
– To help or protect someone or something.
make a sentence:
Food and shelter
Example:
Plants require water and sunlight to grow.
🔹 Require
– To need something or make it necessary.
make a sentence:
8 Slices of cake.
Example:
The pizza was divided into six slices so everyone could have a piece.
🔹 Divided
– Split into parts or groups.
make a sentence:
Swim in the deep pool.
Example:
My mom allows me to play outside after I finish my homework.
🔹 Allow
– To let someone do something.
NEW VOCABULARY
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