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Drag and drop six vocabulary words into the story for question #1.
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inexplicable
clanking
astonishment
civilization
precarious
destiny
Once upon a time, in a far, far away, there was a world inhabited by robots. These robots had the ability to travel through outer space and explore distant planets. One day, a group of brave robots embarked on a mission to Mars, the mysterious red planet. Inside their shiny space ship, they soared through space with a sound. As they approached Mars, their excitement turned to . The planet was covered in a peculiar crystal, with colors that should not exist on Mars. Curiosity fueled their desire to explore.
They landed on Mars, but their landing was due to the uneven terrain. As they ventured deeper into the planet, they stumbled upon an sight. They found a hidden chamber, filled with ancient artifacts that revealed the secrets of Mars' past. The robots discovered a prophecy that predicted their arrival, a woven by the ancient Martians themselves.
They were chosen to bring balance between civilizations from different worlds, merging their knowledge to create something extraordinary. With their newfound purpose, the robots returned to their home planet, eager to share what they had learned.
They used the power of the crystal to revolutionize technology, changing their world forever. And so, the robots became a symbol of progress, unifying their civilization and rewriting their future.
What does Zero tell Stanley about his mother?
Which of the following is not a reason that Stanley wants to return to camp?
True or False: Stanley sneaks into camp and steals food.
I found the answer to Question #4 on page FROM THE DIGITAL BOOK.
Order the events to show how Clyde Livingston's stolen shoes resulted in Stanley's sentence at Camp Green Lake. Events should be ordered chronologically.
The shoes flew off the car and fell down the overpass.
The shoes dropped in front of Stanley as he walked home from school.
Zero took the shoes from the homeless shelter.
Stanley was ordered to serve 18 months at Camp Green Lake.
Stanley was arrested for stealing the shoes of Clyde Livingston.
Stanley brought the shoes home to his dad and was accused of stealing them.
Once Zero realized the shoes were important, he put them on top of a parked car.