Bellwork 14/15 Review

Question 1

2/8: Irregular Verbs: What is the past & past participle of see?

Accepted Answer

saw, have seen

Question 2

2/19: Current Grammar: Instead, she _____ to borrow one from her friend.

Accepted Answer

asked

Question 3

2/8: Verb: H or L: It was evading Sam very well.

Accepted Answer

Helping

Question 4

2/14: Literary Terminology: As Little Red Riding Hood left, her mom said, "Watch for wolves!"

Accepted Answer

foreshadow

Question 5

2/14: Vocabulary Square: definition of digress

Accepted Answer

speak or talk about something off topic

Question 6

2/22: Context Clues: It would be unfathomable; I refuse to even imagine it.

Accepted Answer

unthinkable

Question 7

2/14: Literary Terminology: It was 20 years ago, in a small diner, when I first realized I...

Accepted Answer

flashback

Question 8

2/11: Figurative Language: What is the correct onomatopoeia for a duck?

Accepted Answer

quack

Question 9

2/20: Grammar Review: 2. The chocolate syrup _____ all the way over the sides. (spread)

Accepted Answer

spread

Question 10

2/11: Figurative Language: What is the correct onomatopoeia for a fish?

Accepted Answer

gurgle/burble

Question 11

2/12: Spelling Practice: First, I want to go to the movies. Then/Than we can go to dinner.

Accepted Answer

then

Question 12

2/20: Grammar Review: 1. Sarah had _____ me the largest ice cream. (gave)

Accepted Answer

given

Question 13

2/8: Verb: H or L: I am watching Sam trying to trap it.

Accepted Answer

helping

Question 14

2/11: Correct fill in the analogy: book: novel:: __________: film

Accepted Answer

movie

Question 15

2/12 Prefix & Suffix: The sum of 2 + 3 is great____ than 4.

Accepted Answer

er

Question 16

2/22: Reference Text: What keywords would you search for "unique inventions by women?"

Accepted Answer

inventions, women

Question 17

2/11: Figurative Language: What is the correct onomatopoeia for a snake?

Accepted Answer

hiss

Question 18

2/8: Irregular Verbs: What is the past and past participle of throw?

Accepted Answer

threw, have thrown

Question 19

2/8: Circle the correct verb tense: I will clean up after the puppy when I get home from school

Accepted Answer

Future

Question 20

2/12: Spelling Practice: This film is supposed to have a different actor than/then the last..

Accepted Answer

than

Question 21

2/8: Verb: H or L: It is trying to escape from capture.

Accepted Answer

helping

Question 22

2/19: Idiom: I expected that the 5K would be hard, but it was a piece of cake.

Accepted Answer

simple or easy to do

Question 23

2/14: Literary Terminology: On April 15, 1912 the unsinkable Titanic sunk into the Atlantic..

Accepted Answer

irony

Question 24

2/11: Figurative Language: What is the correct onomatopoeia for a bee?

Accepted Answer

buzz/hum

Question 25

2/20: Analogy: old: antique:: ___________: ___________

Accepted Answer

large: immense

Question 26

2/11: Figurative Language: What is the correct onomatopoeia for a cow?

Accepted Answer

moo

Question 27

2/12: Spelling Practice: I wonder if it will be better than/then the previous Spiderman?

Accepted Answer

than

Question 28

2/13: Reference Text: What part of speech is "divergent"?

Accepted Answer

adjective

Question 29

2/8: Irregular Verbs: What is the past and past participle of am (be)?

Accepted Answer

was, have been

Question 30

2/8: Irregular Verbs: What is the present and past participle of began?

Accepted Answer

begin, have begun

Question 31

2/11: Figurative Language: What is the correct onomatopoeia for a sheep?

Accepted Answer

baa

Question 32

2/11: Figurative Language: What is the correct onomatopoeia for a chicken?

Accepted Answer

bock

Question 33

2/14: Literary Terminology: Beauty is only skin-deep.

Accepted Answer

idiom

Question 34

2/8: Irregular Verbs: What is the present and past tense of have worn?

Accepted Answer

wear, wore

Question 35

2/20: Grammar Review: 3. I ______ the spoon though! (forget)

Accepted Answer

forgot

Question 36

2/21: Figurative Language: (Use hyperbole) Last night I had one slice of pizza.

Accepted Answer

Last night I must have eaten a thousand pizza slices!

Question 37

2/14: Literary Terminology: Gemma found a penny heads up and would have good luck today.

Accepted Answer

symbol

Question 38

2/19: Current Grammar: Maggie _____ have any coins in her pocket.

Accepted Answer

doesn't

Question 39

2/11: Figurative Language: What is the correct onomatopoeia for a horse?

Accepted Answer

neigh

Question 40

2/21: Spelling Practice: ...and be sure to inclued all 8 planets, the suns, and any moons.

Accepted Answer

include

Question 41

2/14: Vocabulary Square: synonym of digress

Accepted Answer

off subject, side-tracked, wander, stray

Question 42

2/19: Current Grammar: But she _____ she had one to throw in the fountain.

Accepted Answer

wishes

Question 43

2/21: Spelling Practice: Make sure to show off everything you have learned and now no.

Accepted Answer

C, know

Question 44

2/21: Spelling Practice: You must decsribe the different elements in our solar system...

Accepted Answer

describe

Question 45

2/12 Prefix & Suffix: The sum of infinity + infinity is the great___ of all!

Accepted Answer

est

Question 46

2/26: Word Classification: What other word fits: knock, knight, knuckle?

Accepted Answer

knife

Question 47

2/13: Every Day Edit: Correct the sentence: Us wood rather have choclate then vanilla.

Accepted Answer

We would rather have chocolate than vanilla.

Question 48

2/8: Verb: H or L: The butterfly became frantic as the net approached.

Accepted Answer

linking

Question 49

2/21: Spelling Practice: This project should be started today; no procrastination!

Accepted Answer

C

Question 50

2/14: Vocabulary Square: antonym of digress

Accepted Answer

stay direct, on topic, on task

Question 51

2/11: Figurative Language: What is the correct onomatopoeia for a bear?

Accepted Answer

grr/growl

Bellwork 14/15 Review

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Bellwork 14/15 Review

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