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- 1. Multiple ChoiceIt was then that the thought crossed her mind. If Ross could double her money once, she thought, he could do it twice. But would he? Of course he would, she decided. She would ask him. All he could do was say yes or no.
She would give it a ______.nametrynumberwhile - 2. Multiple ChoiceShe opened her eyes. "I know I could give him the statue," she said. "But I don't think I should. The more I think about it—no, I don't think I should."
She did not______ him.seetrustfollowask - 3. Multiple ChoiceJenny held her breath. After she wrote her poem, she would recite it for the rabbits. And the pigeons. It would be like a play! She was sure the rabbits and the pigeons had never seen a play.
Jenny would perform for the ____________.animalskidswomenschool - 4. Multiple ChoiceWhen Ben told his parents that he wanted to be a sailor, his mother started to cry. His father tried to talk him out of it. After all, just afew years before, their son Josiah had sailed away on one of those big ships and never been heard from again. It was almostcertain that he'd been shipwrecked. One son was enough. Mr. Franklin was determined not to lose Ben, too.
Josiah had__________.disapperedreturnedmarriedwritten - 5. Multiple ChoiceShannon was laughing when she came back into the kitchen. "Sorry, Jessi," she said, as we returned to putting out snacks. "I don'tmean to laugh at Mal. I can tell she's really excited about this, and I'm sure I would be, too. It's just that she sounded as obsessed with that book as Jordan is with his spell book."
Shannon _________.apologizedworriedrelaxedate - 6. Multiple ChoiceFor the next twenty years Walter's fastball roars by batters. To a right-handed hitter, it tails in and sinks; to a left-handed hitter, itbreaks away and dips. It's so powerful that some players don't want to bat against him. When their teams face Walter, they pretend to be sick.
They are _________.afraidstrongloudfast - 7. Multiple ChoiceHe returned to his bedroom and undressed slowly, frowning to himself. The sense of danger was acute as ever. He went to a drawer to get out a handkerchief, and suddenly stood stock still. There was an unfamiliar lump in the middle of the drawer.
He was _________.alarmedpeacefulrelaxedgreedy - 8. Multiple ChoiceA lumbering wombat came creeping out of his ground den. His short stumpy body forced a way through the underscrub, his longfood-foraging snout plowing through the sandy earth in search of his favorite roots. Suddenly he stopped, sniffed; his nostrilsdilated. He followed the strange new scent. Soon he came to the gully. He looked the children over, thoughtfully, not hungrily, for hewas a vegetarian, an eater of roots. His curiosity satisfied, he shambled away.
He went back looking for a __________.snackhomefriendbath - 9. Multiple ChoiceWas it wrong to make the Cherokee move? The United States Supreme Court thought so in a decision in 1832. But PresidentAndrew Jackson ignored that decision. He ordered soldiers to force the Cherokee from their homeland. For the next decade, theU.S. Army forced the Cherokee and four other tribes—the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole—to relocate west of the Mississippi.
The Cherokee's homeland was _______.ignoredforgottengovernedtaken - 10. Multiple ChoiceLike other babies, he cut teeth. He learned to sit alone and to crawl. When he was a year old, he toddled about like otherone-year-olds. At two, he carried around sticks and stones like other two-year-olds. He threw balls and built towers of blocks and knocked them down.
He was _________.funnyhandsometypicalhonest - Answer choicesTagsAnswer choicesTags