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  •   Game Code: 972157
  •  English    50     Public
    RS_The Strongest One & Tara and Tiree
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  • What is literary nonfiction?
    A story written to be acted out by others.
    A story that tells a true event.
    A story that tells facts about a topic.
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  • How is Tara different from Tiree?
    Tara liked winter but Tiree didn’t.
    Tara was black but Tiree was gold.
    Tara liked going out but Tiree liked staying home.
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  • Why did Jim train dogs when he grew up?
    He did not like cats.
    He had always loved dogs.
    He grew up in Canada.
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  • What happened when Tiree came near the hole to help Jim?
    The ice broke again, and she fell in to the water.
    The ice did not break.
    Tara ran off the ice.
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  • "They had good coats to keep warm" What does the word "coats" mean?
    Jim’s jacket.
    Fur on the dogs
    Collar on the dogs.
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  • Why did Jim hope Tara would run away?
    He wanted Tara to get help.
    He didn’t like Tara.
    He was afraid that Tara might fall in the water too.
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  • What smart thing did Tiree do?
    She walked on Tara’s back.
    She got hold of Tara’s collar.
    She walked on Jim’s back.
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  • Why was Jim still in the water when Tara pulled back?
    Because Tiree jumped on Jim’s back.
    Because Jim was too heavy.
    Because Tiree didn’t want to help.
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  • Why did Tara and Tiree want to rescue Jim from the cold water?
    They loved Jim.
    They were afraid of Jim.
    They wanted to keep warm.
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  • How did Tiree get out of the water?
    She pulled Tara’s tail.
    She got hold of Tara’s collar.
    She walked on Jim’s back.
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  • Use commas (,) to separate words in a series. I need to buy pots soil and seeds.
    I need to buy pots, soil, and seeds.
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  • Use commas (,) to separate words in a series. Will you plant flowers in the front back or side yard?
    Will you plant flowers in the front, back, or side yard?
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  • Use commas (,) to separate words in a series. A rose may be yellow white red or pink.
    A rose may be yellow, white, red, or pink.
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  • Circle the nouns in the sentence. My brother saw a butterfly flying above the grass.
    brother, butterfly, grass
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  • Circle the nouns in the sentence. The boy rides his bike to the zoo near the city.
    boy, bike, zoo, city
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  • Circle the nouns in the sentence. A penguin swam in the water.
    penguin, water
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