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5th Grade (2nd Semester) Unit 1-5
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We hired a _____ to take us through the national park.
guide
nature
mountaineer
remote
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He works hard and expects nothing (of/in) return.
in
of
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Which word means: n. the act of giving money in exchange for something ?
payment
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Two plus four is equal (over/to) two times three.
over
to
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Tina has to clean (up/through) her room before she can go to the park.
through
up
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We needed to take a plane and two buses to get to the ____ beach.
remote
nature
humble
explored
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Which word means: n. the study of living things and the palces they live?
ecology
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What word means: n. a machine used to cut grass?
lawnmower
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Which word means: v. to find an answer or solution for something by thinking it through?
figure out
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For the rest (with/of) her life, Jane helped many children with heart disease.
with
of
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Who is Tenzing Norgay?
He built airports for the other Sherpas.
He was a Sherpa who served as a guide to Hillary.
He was an explorer who helped the Sherpas by giving them job
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Which word means: v. fix your mind on one particular thing only?
focus
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Which word means: adj. not being proud and thinking that you are better than others
humble
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Which word means: v. to think something is important or useful?
value
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Which word means: v. to build or make something, such as roads or buildings?
construct
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Which word means: n. a place where trash is taken?
dump
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What word means: v. to change something into a much better thing?
transform
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The lifeguard jumped into the water and saved the girl who was (in/of) danger.
in
of
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Which word means: n. a cart with two handles and one wheel used to carry small loads?
wheelbarrow
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Which word means: v. to spread something over the surface of an area?
strew
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What word means: to throw or leave trash on the ground?
litter
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Which word means: n. a person who climbs mountains?
mountaineer
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Which word means: n. a person whose job is to show a place or the way to a place to visitors?
guide
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Which word means: adj. far from where other people live?
remote
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Why did Hillary need the Sherpas?
He needed their help to reach the summit of Everest
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Which word means: adj. doing what someone else tells you to do?
obedient
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My teacher put (around/together) a schedule for the project.
around
together
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Which word means: v. to smell something or someone by taking air in through your nose in short breaths
scent
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Which word means: n. the state of being protected from danger or harm?
safety
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Which word means: v. to exchange things for other things without the use of money?
barter
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Water dripped (from/by) a hole in the ceiling.
from
by
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Which word means: adj. happening often; found in large numbers or in many places?
common
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You should ask her to give you advice (about/from) what to do.
from
about
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I'm grateful (to/on) everyone who sent me cards and flowers when I was sick.
on
to
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Which word means: v. to put big or heavy things into something?
load
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Which word means: n. an area of land that is used or could be used for building something?
lot
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Robby is the best player on the team, but he is ____ about it.
construct
ecology
honor
humble
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What did Hillary NOT do for the Sherpas' community?
He built airports to connect people in the mountains.
He built schools for children in remote areas.
He asked for building supplies to construct hospitals.
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Which word means: n. the highest point of a mountain?
summit
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Which word means: v. to show or feel great respect for a person or thing?
honor
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