ACP Review

It debuted, cotton candy cost half as much as a ticket to the fair.

When a small amount of lamp oil lasted for eight days ancient Jews called it a miracle.

I love the outdoors; __________, my friend Kate would rather stay inside with air conditioning.

To honor African harvests, Kwanzaa includes three symbols a mat, a candle holder and corn.

The name Kwanzaa comes from words in the Swahili language that means "first fruits."

Kwanzaa, one of many African-American holidays, were first celebrated in 1966.

Today, many celebrate the eighth days of the festival by lighting candles in a menorah.

___________, always store food properly to avoid encounters with bears.

Kwanzaa is held for seven days from December 26 to January 1.

___________ I have years of experience hiking, I know how to stay safe.

Revising is when you look for errors in capitalization, usage, punctuation and spelling.

Which of the following words should NOT be capitalized?

Which of the following words should NOT be capitalized?

Christmas is also a time four helping others in need like the sick and the homeless.

What do the letters in C.U.P.S. stand for?

They also give gifts and enjoys fried foods such as jelly-filled doughnuts.

Christmas is a Winter holiday celebrated all over the world.

Hanukkah ocurs for eight days in December.

Which of the following transition words shows cause and effect?

What do the letters in S.T.A.R. stand for?

In 1904, the St. Louis World Fair unveiled cotton candy, _____________________________________.

Cotton candy is called “old womans hair” in Greece, Israel and India.

For example, many people in Sweden celebrates Christmas Eve by watching Donald Duck cartoons.

You could get seriously hurt or even killed ___ you don't follow important safety rules.

Originally called “fairy floss” the treat was renamed cotton candy in 1920.

Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights is a celebration in the Jewish calendar.

Which of the following transition words shows contrast?

Since it's rooted in African culture, people from all ethnic backgrounds can celebrate Kwanzaa.

People often give gifts, sing songs, feast with family and friend's, or go to worship services.

Different countries and cultures have different traditions that has developed over the years.