Bob thinks dogs are funny.

Bob wants Al to be his friend.

Bob doesn't believe she saw a cougar.

Bob wants to cover up the fact that he's scared.

to protect herself from the cougar

to clean up the front stoop

to show it to Bob

to lean on like a crutch

when he gets the call from Al

when he sees the broom the woman is holding

when he arrives in the neighborhood

when he hears the animal growl

"It went in there!" she shouted.

The hair on my neck stood up.

I stopped my patrol car when the call came in.

As I peered in, I heard a low growl.

Bob sees a dog.

Bob sees a cougar.

Bob jumps into the basement.

Bob leaves without helping.

The snails are extremely large.

The snails make good pets.

The snails are illegal.

The snails carry disease.

Their shells can grow up to 10 feet long.

They carry a disease that can make humans very sick.

Their bodies are slimy and can be stretched fifteen inches long.

Pets are hard to take care of.

GALS make great pets but are difficult to take care of.

The government should change its laws about GALS.

People who are in contact with GALS should get rid of them immediately.

GALS are disgusting and owning them as pets is a bad idea.

They are ugly.

They carry disease.

They grow up to 15 inches long.

They more very slowly.

They won't eat the kinds of crops grown in Maryland or Michigan.

They eat a lot.

They are expensive.

They only live in warm, rainy places.

A cockroach needs to eat to live.

A cockroach lives underground.

A cockroach can survive in extreme conditions.

A cockroach needs protection and food in extreme conditions.

Cockroaches can survive without their heads for one week before they starve.

Cockroaches can hold their breath for 40 minutes.

Cockroaches can fit into very small cracks.

Cockroaches can live through conditions that most other living things would not survive.

Cockroaches like the way humans smell.

Cockroaches eat the same things that people eat.

Everyone wants cockroaches to live near them.

Cockroaches cannot live without people.

Cockroaches can see behind themselves.

Cockroaches can hear your footsteps.

Cockroaches can sense air moving as your foot comes down.

Cockroaches are flat.

on the ceilings

in the bedrooms

inside the windows

near the kitchen garbage

are like dinosaurs

help recycle garbage

do not eat food

come out during the day

Cockroaches are hardy.

Cockroaches are scary.

Cockroaches are flat.

Cockroaches are blind.

a. philosophy

b. education

c. political science

d. anthropolgy

a. They both worked for the Department of Labor.

b. They were both activists and social reformers.

c. They were both high school science teachers.

d. They were both U.S. Supreme Court justices.

a. The work Abbott did was valuable because it influenced other legislation.

b. Franklin D. Roosevelt and Abbott had known each other since childhood.

c. Abbott believed that the only way to help children was with an amendment.

d. The U.S. Supreme Court helped Abbott rewrite her legislation so it would pass.

a. She made sure to volunteer at local shelters during every holiday and encouraged others to do the same.

b. Throughout her career, she worked to help people like immigrants, children, and mothers gain rights.

c. She started a program so all children in the U.S. could get help on their homework if they needed.

d. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who also liked to help people, agreed with the work she was doing.

A. Grace Abbott tried to get a constitutional amendment passed for immigrants' rights but the U.S. Supreme Court struck it down.

B. Grace Abbott was an activist and social reformer who dedicated her life to fighting for children's rights in the U.S.

C. Grace Abbott went to the University of Chicago to earn a master's degree in political science and fight for immigrants' rights.

D. The Sheppard-Towner Act directed the Children's Bureau to help states with child and maternity health care.

a. wants to get the lead role

b. does not care about the play

c. feels confident abut auditioning

d. has never tried out for a play before

a. They are friends.

b. They are strangers.

c. They are neighbors.

d. They are mother and daughter

a. true story

b. serious drama

c. musical comedy

d. historical feature

a. Diane's hand is cold.

b. Diane wants to distract her.

c. Diane wants to show her support.

d. Diane does not want her to get up.

a. Only certain kinds of plays are worth auditioning for.

b. There are many ways to enjoy participating in a school play.

c. If you do not get a part, you should not help with the school play.

d. Auditioning for school plays is extremely stressful and competitive.