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Directions:
Read the passage and then answer the questions. There are five underlined words or phrases in the passage to show which word or phrase may be incorrect.
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Have you heard the story about Sir Isaac Newton and the apple?
after
on
by
correct as is
The apple story goes like this: one day, Newton was sitting above an apple tree, when an apple fell and hit him on the head.
beyond an apple tree
under an apple tree
between an apple tree
correct as is
He went on to understand how the force by gravity works.
of
for
over
correct as is
The true story seems to be that Newton was walking through an apple orchard one day, when he started thinking about how things fall.
over
under
upon
correct as is
During some time, this led to his discovery of the scientific laws that explain the force of gravity.
