Mod 1 Week 2

Question 1

When is your bedtime?

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Interrogative

Question 2

What is the subject of the sentnece: My cat ran away from me.

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cat

Question 3

Poor

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impoverished

Question 4

Go to bed!

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Imperitative

Question 5

In Wheelchair Sports, how are negative cambereed wheels different from traditional wheelchair wheels?

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They are angled and closer to your body making the chair easier to push.

Question 6

The main text structure in Winds of Hope is

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Cause and Effect

Question 7

Dr. Guttman, in Wheelchair Sports, used activity as medicine. What was a result that came to be?

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injured soldier regained strength and went on to live healty lives.

Question 8

In Winds of Hope, what happened to the crops at in the beginning of the story?

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There was a drought and they didn't grow

Question 9

Joey, the quiet kid in class, came to school today. What is the subject of this sentence?

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Joey

Question 10

What made William want to build his windmill?

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He thought it would help his family and their farm

Question 11

I don't want to go to bed!

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Exclamitory

Question 12

In Winds of Hope, William ended up speaking at prestigious TED conferences and attended Darthmouth College.

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True

Question 13

Joey, the quiet kid in class, came to school today. What is the predicate of this sentence?

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came

Question 14

I go to bed at 9pm.

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Declarative

Question 15

In Wheelchair Sports: the Author's purpose was to ________

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Inform

Question 16

In Winds of Hope, William brought electricity to his families home by engineering a windmill.

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True

Question 17

The main text structure in Wheelchair sports is ___________________

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Problem/Solutions

Question 18

In Wheelchair Sports: Hang Glider to Wheeler- Dealer, who was Marilyn Hamilton?

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A person who was in an accident and is now paralyzed

Question 19

To supply crops with water

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irrigate

Question 20

In Winds of Hope, William was a high school graduate.

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False

Question 21

What is the predicate of the sentnece: My cat ran away from me.

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ran

Question 22

Why does William also help out the people in his village?

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He thinks it can improve their lives

Question 23

In Winds of Hope, How did William gt many parts needed to buid the widmill?

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He collected them at the junkyard

Question 24

Why was a windmill so important to Williams' family?

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It brought them electricity

Question 25

To move

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maneuver

Question 26

When someone of someting is recorded on film or as a computer file

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photographed

Question 27

What was Wheelchair Sports: was mostly about how lighter wheelchairs allow injured people to live their best life?

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True

Question 28

A goal

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objective

Question 29

Something that has been made or done in the same way for a long time

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traditional

Question 30

To be the best in a specific area

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elite

Question 31

In Wheelchair Sports: Hang Glider to Wheeler-Dealer, What made Marilyn Hamilton invent the Quickie Wheelchair?

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She wanted a lighter and faster wheelchair to play sports in

Question 32

A large room where an audience gathers

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auditorium

Question 33

A person who reiveiws or examines somehing carefully

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inspector

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