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[GT1] Lesson 10 - What Can You Do?

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  • (v) to move upward; to go toward the top
    grab
    climb
    jump down
    slide
  • In the story, Nathan is good at ________.
    playing video games.
    spelling science words.
    using computers.
    writing funny stories about science.
  • What is the genre of this reading?
    informational text
    personal narrative
    poetry
    fiction
  • What will happen as we get older?
    We will get smaller
    We will learn new things.
    We will not need to practice anymore.
    We will forget how to read.
  • In the story, Beth likes to __________.
    do math.
    act on a stage.
    eat things.
    build things.
  • In the story, Gene is good at __________.
    using computers.
    writing funny stories about history.
    doing math problems.
    spelling words.
  • (adv) in a skillful or successful way
    bad
    well
    not
    so so
  • [True or False] Everyone is good at the same things.
    True, we all do the SAME things well.
    False, we are all good at DIFFERENT things.
  • (adv) every time; on every occasion
    rarely
    sometimes
    never
    always
  • What is the reading mostly about?
    Kids who are in the same science class
    Different things that people can do well
    Kids who like to sing and dance
    Different kinds of sports and games
  • In the story, Marie is good at _________.
    spelling words.
    using computers.
    writing funny stories.
    cooking food.
  • (adj) feeling good about who you are or something you have done
    fantastic
    well
    terrible
    proud
  • (adv) at the beginning or during the start of a period of time
    early
    yesterday
    late
    now
  • [True or False] It can take a long time to learn how to do something well.
    False
    True
  • (conj) as soon as
    again
    once
    twice
    always
  • Most people feel ________ when they are good at something
    excited and silly
    angry and upset
    shy and scared
    happy and proud
  • Why do people practice?
    People practice to get worse at something
    People practice to make others feel scared
    People practice to get better at something
    People practice to make others feel angry
  • (n) the leader of a team or group
    soldier
    group
    Mr. Thomas
    captain
  • (v) to rest on op of water or another liquid
    fly
    sink
    bounce
    float
  • (adj) equal to or more than the amount wanted or needed
    proud
    enough
    well
    float
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