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BU Unit 1 Week 3

BU Unit 1 Week 3

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English

5th Grade

Practice Problem

Hard

Created by

Mystic Hunter

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51 Slides • 22 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which set of r-controlled vowels all make the same sound?

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AR, OR, UR

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ER, IR, UR

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AR, UR, ER

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IR, UR, OR

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Type answer...

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Multiple Choice

Which of these two words are NOT homophones?

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Though, dough

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Frog, fog

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Eight, ate

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Sea, see

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Multiple Choice

What does it mean to compare? What does it mean to contrast?

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Comparing is looking for things that are alike; contrasting is looking for things that are different

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Comparing is looking for things that are different; contrasting is looking for things that are alike

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Multiple Choice

Let's start off really easy... What plant did we mainly explore in this unit?

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Tomatoes

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Potatoes

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Squash

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Corn

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Multiple Choice

What was our essential question for this unit?

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Why do we value certain qualities in people?

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How do we decide which resources we develop?

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Why is corn cultivated all over the world?

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How do we respond to nature?

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Multiple Choice

Look at this cause and effect statement: "My shoe was untied so I tripped and fell down." What is the cause in this situation?

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My shoe was untied

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I tripped and fell down

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What is the main idea of this passage?

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A lot of candy corn is produced and sold each year.

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Popular candies like candy corn, Tootsie Rolls, and chocolate are mass produced each year.

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Confectioners manufacture over twenty billion pounds of chocolate in the U.S. each year.

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The only candy that is more produced than Tootsie Rolls is chocolate.

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Ms. Hunter claims that the main idea of this paragraph is “Friction creates force that leads to cars stopping.” Which quote from the text backs up this idea?

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“How does this life-critical process work?”

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“This will create a force that will cause the wheels to stop and allow you to reach your destination safely.”

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“It begins when the pedal is pushed.”

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This is a trick question, that is not the main idea of this paragraph…

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Multiple Choice

If something is explicitly stated in the text....

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You can find it directly in the text

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You have to make an educated guess

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between an author’s point of view (POV) and author's purpose?

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Author's POV is how the author feels about a topic; author’s purpose is the reason the author is writing passage

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Author's POV is the reason the author is writing the passage; author’s purpose is how the author feels about a topic

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Author's purpose is why an event happens; author’s POV is what happens because of the event

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There is no difference between author’s POV and author’s purpose

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Multiple Select

What were the three main categories we discussed when it came to author’s purpose? (Select all that apply!)

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To inform

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To make a profit

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To write for fun

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To persuade

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To entertain

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Multiple Choice

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How many lines does the following poem have in the third stanza?

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How many stanzas does the following poem have?

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4

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Ok, last poem question. Does this poem have rhyme in it?

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No

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Yes

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What is the meaning of embezzling as used in the passage?

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Stealing from the workplace

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Losing money by gambling

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Printing fake dollar bills

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Borrowing cash from friends

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What is the meaning of repugnant as used in the passage?

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Highly old fashioned

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Very interesting

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Extremely disgusting

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Word Cloud

Name one of the conjunctions we learned about this unit?

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Which one of these statements is true based on this graph from one of our texts?

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Every state depicted here has cattle farms listed as one of their products

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Wisconsin is the only state with only one product depicted

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North Dakota and South Dakota have the exact same products listed

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Ohio, Illinois, and Kansas all have hogs listed as one of their products

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Which of these statements is false according to this chart?

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41% of corn usage in 2017 was used for feed and residual/other reasons.

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The smallest percentage of corn was used for food and food products.

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Corn was used more for food and food products than export.

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Multiple Choice

Which option would be the best way to combine the following two sentences:

People think snakes are slimy. Snakes actually feel smooth.

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People think snakes are slimy, and snakes actually feel smooth.

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People think snakes are slimy, but snakes actually feel smooth.

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People think snakes are slimy, so snakes actually feel smooth.

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People think snakes are slimy, for snakes actually feel smooth.

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Multiple Choice

Which option would be the best way to combine the following two sentences:

John eats chicken. John eats hamburgers.

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John eats chicken and John eats hamburgers.

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John eats chicken nor hamburgers.

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John eats chicken and hamburgers.

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