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What does walk mean? ----- A. a path for people to walk on next to a road - B. to take a long walk - C. to move in any direction on foot
C. to move in any direction on foot
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What does shines mean? ----- A. to give out light - B. blocked from sunlight - C. time in the morning when the sun comes up
A. to give out light
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What is the describing word? ----- Sandy's dress is colorful.
Colorful! It describes what the dress looks like.
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What does steps mean? ----- A. a place where something is - B. to move slowly - C. the part of the stairway that is stepped on
C. the part of the stairway that is stepped on
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Who told Jack that he was good with dogs? ----- A. Rose - B. His mother - C. Jean
C. Jean
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What did Jack do on Saturday?
He went to the park and kicked his soccer ball.
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What did Jack's mother make him for breakfast? ----- A. Toast - B. Eggs and muffins - C. Pancakes and fruit
A. Toast
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A. whirl - B. jump rope - C. bone
C. bone
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What does rub mean? ----- A. to move something back and forth on a surface - B. to exchange - C. to put something down
A. to move something back and forth on a surface
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A. sweep - B. trade - C. step
B. trade
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A, whirl - B. sweep - C. sidewalk
C. sidewalk
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Does this sentence have a describing word? ----- Flowers need water.
No!
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What does lap mean? ----- A. to come to a place - B. the top part of the legs when sitting down - C. to put something down
B. the top part of the legs when sitting down
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A. bone - B. walk - C. branch
C. branch
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Does this sentence have a describing word? ----- She has very long, brown hair.
Yes! Long and Brown are describing words.
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What does Mr. Jones do on Saturday?
He sweeps fall leaves into a big pile.
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A. sweep - B. rub - C. trade
A. sweep
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