Fast Focus 11/19

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Write the superlative form of each adjective.

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Write the superlative form of each adjective.

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Write the superlative form of each adjective.

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Write the superlative form of each adjective.

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Write the superlative form of each adjective.

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Circle the word that does not belong in each sentence.

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Inseart a comma in each sentence.

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Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
The party (start / starts) immediately after recess.

start

starts

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Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
They (are / is) the easiest types of shells to find on the beach.

are

is

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Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
The worker (wear / wears) gloves to protect his hands.

wear

wears

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Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
The dancers (have / has) special shoes to wear.

have

has

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Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
He ____understood me and took a wrong turn.

un-

mis-

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Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
I don't know. I'm ___decided still.

un-

mis-

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Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
I'm ___able to fly like a comic book superhero.

un-

mis-

1

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
The reliable student placed the book

unreliable

misreliable

unplaced

misplaced

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Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
The toddler was (knotty / naughty) and didn't behave

knotty

naughty

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Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
The racing (course / coarse) had many twists and turns.

course

coarse

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Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
She couldn't sing well because her voice was (horse / hoarse).

horse

hoarse

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Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
The (principal / principle) told us the rules.

principal

principle

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The word meter is not the right word for sentence 1. Which word would better explain the process of finding your weight.

retain

mentor

scale

measure

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Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

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How does sentence 2 need to be changed?

delete the period

insert a comma after example

change almost to all most

Change Jupiter to jupiter

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Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

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What change should be made in sentence 4?

Change A to An

Change your to yours

Change indicate to indicates

Make no change

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Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

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Sentence 3 is awkward. What is the BEST way to rewrite the sentence?

You would be heavier on Jupiter than on Earth, but the matter in your body wouldn't change at all.

You would be heaviest on Jupiter. Than on Earth. But the matter in your body wouldn't change at all.

On Earth, you wouldn't be heavier than on Jupiter, but the matter, in your body, wouldn't change at all.

The sentence is written correctly in the selection

1

Write the superlative form of each adjective.

Write the superlative form of each adjective.

Write the superlative form of each adjective.

Write the superlative form of each adjective.

Write the superlative form of each adjective.

Circle the word that does not belong in each sentence.

Inseart a comma in each sentence.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:The party (start / starts) immediately after recess.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:They (are / is) the easiest types of shells to find on the beach.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:The worker (wear / wears) gloves to protect his hands.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:The dancers (have / has) special shoes to wear.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:He ____understood me and took a wrong turn.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:I don't know. I'm ___decided still.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:I'm ___able to fly like a comic book superhero.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:The ____reliable student ____placed the book

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:The toddler was (knotty / naughty) and didn't behave

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:The racing (course / coarse) had many twists and turns.

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:She couldn't sing well because her voice was (horse / hoarse).

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:The (principal / principle) told us the rules.

The word meter is not the right word for sentence 1. Which word would better explain the process of finding your weight.

Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

How does sentence 2 need to be changed?

Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

What change should be made in sentence 4?

Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

Sentence 3 is awkward. What is the BEST way to rewrite the sentence?

Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

Write the superlative form of each adjective.

Write the superlative form of each adjective.

Write the superlative form of each adjective.

Write the superlative form of each adjective.

Write the superlative form of each adjective.

Circle the word that does not belong in each sentence.

Inseart a comma in each sentence.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:The party (start / starts) immediately after recess.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:They (are / is) the easiest types of shells to find on the beach.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:The worker (wear / wears) gloves to protect his hands.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:The dancers (have / has) special shoes to wear.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:He ____understood me and took a wrong turn.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:I don't know. I'm ___decided still.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:I'm ___able to fly like a comic book superhero.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:The ____reliable student ____placed the book

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:The toddler was (knotty / naughty) and didn't behave

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:The racing (course / coarse) had many twists and turns.

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:She couldn't sing well because her voice was (horse / hoarse).

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:The (principal / principle) told us the rules.

The word meter is not the right word for sentence 1. Which word would better explain the process of finding your weight.

Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

How does sentence 2 need to be changed?

Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

What change should be made in sentence 4?

Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

Sentence 3 is awkward. What is the BEST way to rewrite the sentence?

Revise or Edit the passage to show your work.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
The party (start / starts) immediately after recess.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
They (are / is) the easiest types of shells to find on the beach.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
The worker (wear / wears) gloves to protect his hands.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
The dancers (have / has) special shoes to wear.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
He ____understood me and took a wrong turn.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
I don't know. I'm ___decided still.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
I'm ___able to fly like a comic book superhero.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
The reliable student placed the book

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
The toddler was (knotty / naughty) and didn't behave

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
The racing (course / coarse) had many twists and turns.

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
She couldn't sing well because her voice was (horse / hoarse).

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
The (principal / principle) told us the rules.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
The party (start / starts) immediately after recess.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
They (are / is) the easiest types of shells to find on the beach.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
The worker (wear / wears) gloves to protect his hands.

Choose the verb that best complete each sentence:
The dancers (have / has) special shoes to wear.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
He ____understood me and took a wrong turn.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
I don't know. I'm ___decided still.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
I'm ___able to fly like a comic book superhero.

Choose un- or mis- in front of each root word:
The reliable student placed the book

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
The toddler was (knotty / naughty) and didn't behave

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
The racing (course / coarse) had many twists and turns.

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
She couldn't sing well because her voice was (horse / hoarse).

Choose the word that best fits the meaning of each sentence:
The (principal / principle) told us the rules.