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November Word Work
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I was born on July 4th 2014.
correct
incorrect
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momentous
bad, awful
being like a father
lasts beyond the moment
finding similarities
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"Stop running" said Mr. Bunting, "you might fall."
incorrect
correct
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lasts beyond the moment
egregious
calligraphy
momentous
ubiquitous
5
a character that changes very little or not at all throughout the story
characterization
static character
infer
dynamic character
6
valid
bad, awful
makes sense and is justifiable
finding differences
existing everywhere
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menacing
ominous
valid
paternalistic
alma mater
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earth
mort
bio
geo
astro
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between a rock and a hard place
prepare for unpleasant expereince
disgraced person
faced with a difficult decision
spoken words in writing
10
stars, heaven, space
mort
bio
geo
astro
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life
bio
astro
mort
geo
12
Which sentence correctly uses commas in dialogue?
Come here," shouted Mrs. Vosika.
"No!" yelled Mr. Davis.
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My favorite teacher, Mrs. Vosika likes dogs.
correct
incorrect
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Which sentence uses commas to correctly separate two equal adjectives?
My adorable soft lizard licked my hand.
My stinky, slimy cat sat on my lap.
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bite the bullet
prepare for unpleasant experience
menacing
faced with a difficult decision
makes sense and is justifiable
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My birthday is on February 11, 1984.
correct
incorrect
17
bad, awful
momentous
ubiquitous
egregious
calligraphy
18
The cute cuddly puppy slept on my lap.
correct
incorrect
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Which sentence correctly uses commas in a date?
I went to Okoboji, Iowa
I went to Lawrence Kansas
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ominous
menacing
lasts beyond the moment
disgraced person
finding differences
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Black sheep in the family
disgraced person
finding similarities
prepare for unpleasant experience
being like a father
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elegant writing
egregious
ubiquitous
momentous
calligraphy
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being like a father
ominous
valid
paternalistic
alma mater
24
prepare for an unpleasant experience
bit the bullet
between a rock and a hard place
beggars can't be choosers
black sheep in the family
25
alma mater
spoken words
a form of language
school one graduates from
being like a father
26
Which sentence correctly uses commas with an appositive?
Mr. Bakke, our principal is really friendly.
Mr. Bakke, our principal, is really nice.
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beggars can't be choosers
not being able to be concerned with quality
disgraced person
prepare for unpleasant experience
lasts beyond the moment
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disgraced person
beggars can't be choosers
bit the bullet
black sheep in the family
between a rock and a hard place
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not being able to be concerned with quality
between a rock and a hard place
black sheep in the family
bit the bullet
beggars can't be choosers
30
The big, red bike was in my garage.
incorrect
correct
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My favorite teacher, Mrs. Craven, is from Lakeville.
incorrect
correct
32
faced with a difficult decision
bit the bullet
black sheep in the family
beggars can't be choosers
between a rock and a hard place
33
to draw a conclusion from evidence given
static character
characterization
dynamic character
infer
34
"Go to your room!" shouted mom.
incorrect
correct
35
calligraphy
finding similarities
elegant writing
a form of language
existing everywhere
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persistent and hard working
momentous
calligraphy
diligent
egregious
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to die
geo
astro
bio
mort
38
paternalistic
finding differences
being like a father
bad, awful
elegant writing
39
a character that changes significantly throughout the story
infer
characterization
dynamic character
static character
40
techniques used to create characters
infer
static character
dynamic character
characterization
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school one graduates from
alma mater
ominous
valid
paternalistic
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egregious
a form of language
bad, awful
not being able to be concerned with quality
menacing
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makes sense and is justifiable
paternalistic
valid
alma mater
ominous
