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Copyright © 2004 by Pearson Education, Inc. Native Americans on the Plains became nomads after we got horses from the spanish. Daily Language Practice - WEEK 1 DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 4 DAY 5 the first Americans may have come from northern Asia It settled in North, Central, and South America Us can lern a lot from reading about Native americans. Tribes in the Northeast were very skilled. you hunted, fished, and grew crops.
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Native Americans on the Plains became nomads after we got horses from the spanish.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 1
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the first Americans may have come from northern Asia
It settled in North, Central, and South America
Us can lern a lot from reading about Native americans.
Tribes in the Northeast were very skilled. you hunted, fished,and grew crops.
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Daily Language Practice Week 1 Answer Key
Answer: The first Americans may have come from northern Asia.
Answer: They settled in North, Central, and South America.
Answer: We can learn a lot from reading about Native Americans.
Answer: Tribes in the Northeast were very skilled. They hunted, fished, and grew crops.
Answer: Native Americans on the Plains became nomads after they got horses from the Spanish.
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The path them travel after being driven from their land become known as the Trail of Tiers.
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Pueblo tribes perrformed Snake Ceremonies, and you irrigated your crops.
The Navajo were thankful to the Pueblo for teaching they potter making.
The Makah had potlatches, where their would give away som of thems property.
The cherokee, a tribe of Native Americans of the Southeast,lived in planned vilagges.
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Daily Language Practice Week 2 Answer Key
Answer: Pueblo tribes performed Snake Ceremonies, and they irrigated their crops.
Answer: The Navajo were thankful to the Pueblo for teaching them pottery making.
Answer: The Makah had potlatches, where they would give away some of their property.
Answer: The Cherokee, a tribe of Native Americans of the Southeast, lived in planned villages.
Answer: The path they traveled after being driven from their land became known as the Trail of Tears.
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Him write more than a thousand songs.
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Woodie Guthrie write the well-known songg “This Land Is You Land.”
The majesty of America’s natual beauty thrilled his.
His was a famous American songwriter.
Died in 1967.
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Daily Language Practice Week 3 Answer Key
Answer: Woody Guthrie wrote the well-known song “This Land Is Your Land.”
Answer: The majesty of America’s natural beauty thrilled him.
Answer: He was a famous American songwriter.
Answer: He died in 1967.
Answer: He wrote more than a thousand songs.
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Sacagawea served as an interprater or take care of her very young child.
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Authurs of historical fiction combine imagunary elements or real people, places, and events.
The Explorers wanted to find a water route to the Pacific,learn about Native Americans, draw maps of the new territory
Mocassins are made of leather or are worn on the feet.
Lewis or clark needed horses to carry supplies across the mountains.
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Daily Language Practice Week 4 Answer Key
Answer: Authors of historical fiction combine imaginary elements with real people, places, and events.
Answer: The explorers wanted to find a water route to the Pacific, learn about Native Americans, and draw maps of the new territory.
Answer: Moccasins are made of leather and are worn on the feet.
Answer: Lewis and Clark needed horses to carry supplies across the mountains.
Answer: Sacagawea served as an interpreter and took care of her very young child.
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Ellen Levine write both fiction and nonfiction.
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the first people to greet Sacagawea was Lewis and Clark.
The men had blistered or cut their foot on the stones in the river.
Sacagawea noticed that her people had been their recently, andher became very excited
The chief took three puff from her peece pipe and repeated the ceremony three times.
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Daily Language Practice Week 5 Answer Key
Answer: The first people to greet Sacagawea were Lewis and Clark.
Answer: The men had blistered and cut their feet on the stones in the river.
Answer: Sacagawea noticed that her people had been there recently, and she became very excited.
Answer: The chief took three puffs from his peace pipe and repeated the ceremony three times.
Answer: Ellen Levine writes both fiction and nonfiction.
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Should we take a fast trip on flat land and a scenic route through the mountains
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 6
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A relief map can show you whether the land have plains,hills, mountains
Elevation is measured in both meters or feet.
The scale show both kilometers or miles.
Coastal cities have some land at see levl or some land above see level.
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Daily Language Practice Week 6 Answer Key
Answer: A relief map can show you whether the land has plains, hills, or mountains.
Answer: Elevation is measured in both meters and feet.
Answer: The scale shows both kilometers and miles.
Answer: Coastal cities have some land at sea level and some land above sea level.
Answer: Should we take a fast trip on flat land or a scenic route through the mountains?
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A habithat provide sheltur, a livable temperature, and food.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 7
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A huge redwood tree and a small mouse are bofe organism.
She am an organism.
Some organisms, such as bacteria, is so small that you cannot sees them.
A species are a groope of very similiar organism
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Daily Language Practice Week 7 Answer Key
Answer: A huge redwood tree and a small mouse are both organisms.
Answer: She is an organism.
Answer: Some organisms, such as bacteria, are so small that you cannot see them.
Answer: A species is a group of very similar organisms.
Answer: A habitat provides shelter, a livable temperature, and food.
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Nonliving things incloodes air, light, water, rocks, and soyul.
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An ocean or a lake are very differant habits.
amphibians lives on land and in water
They is learning a lot about different species
An ecosystem contane living and nonliving things.
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Daily Language Practice Week 8 Answer Key
Answer: An ocean and a lake are very different habitats.
Answer: Amphibians live on land and in water.
Answer: They are learning a lot about different species.
Answer: An ecosystem contains living and nonliving things.
Answer: Nonliving things include air, light, water, rocks, and soil.
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A snake slide through the grass.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 9
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Producers uses energy to make their own foode through photosynthesis.
Consoomers eats other organisms.
Both herbivores and omnivores consumes plants.
A food chain usualy start with plants
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Daily Language Practice Week 9 Answer Key
Answer: Producers use energy to make their own food through photosynthesis.
Answer: Consumers eat other organisms.
Answer: Both herbivores and omnivores consume plants.
Answer: A food chain usually starts with plants.
Answer: A snake slides through the grass.
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Sudden, he caught a trowt
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 10
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Sam Gribley carved the hook careful.
In streams, fish usual gather in pools of calmly water.
He walkt past the prickly bush slow.
The stream always flow quiet.
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Daily Language Practice Week 10 Answer Key
Answer: Sam Gribley carved the hook carefully.
Answer: In streams, fish usually gather in pools of calm water.
Answer: He walked past the prickly bush slowly.
Answer: The stream always flows quietly.
Answer: Suddenly, he caught a trout.
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The boy faced his fears brave.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 11
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His next cast was unsuccessfully.
It seemd that he alway had trouble with the hook.
Sam frantic gathered firewood
Sams first day alone in the mountains were sometime exciting.
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Daily Language Practice Week 11 Answer Key
Answer: His next cast was unsuccessful.
Answer: It seemed that he always had trouble with the hook.
Answer: Sam frantically gathered firewood.
Answer: Sam’s first day alone in the mountains was sometimes exciting.
Answer: The boy faced his fears bravely.
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Rain, snow, sleet, and hail is forms of precipatation.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 12
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The night ended sad as Sam took shelter from the cold, still hungry and helplessley.
He approached so quiet that the dear didn’t notice his presence.
Both the Earth’s surface or human beings are made up most of watur.
We must manaj our water supply careful.
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Daily Language Practice Week 12 Answer Key
Answer: The night ended sadly as Sam took shelter from the cold, still hungry and helpless.
Answer: He approached so quietly that the deer didn’t notice his presence.
Answer: Both the Earth’s surface and human beings are made up mostly of water.
Answer: We must manage our water supply carefully.
Answer: Rain, snow, sleet, and hail are forms of precipitation.
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What disease does she have when she was six?
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 13
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Did Einstein won the Nobel Pries in fissics?
What developed an important Theory?
Did Frida Kahlo lives in mexico?
I didn’t knew that a movie had been made about her life?
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Daily Language Practice Week 13 Answer Key
Answer: Did Einstein win the Nobel Prize in physics?
Answer: Who developed an important theory?
Answer: Did Frida Kahlo live in Mexico?
Answer: I didn’t know that a movie had been made about her life.
Answer: What disease did she have when she was six?
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What Tim Berners-Lee invent?
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 14
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Didnt’ you say you were going to the liberry.
How you repair the damage so quick?
Who is Naomi Shihab Nye’s muthur and fathur?
Whin did Christopher Reeve fell off a horse?
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Daily Language Practice Week 14 Answer Key
Answer: Didn’t you say you were going to the library?
Answer: How did you repair the damage so quickly?
Answer: Who are Naomi Shihab Nye’s mother and father?
Answer: When did Christopher Reeve fall off a horse?
Answer: What did Tim Berners-Lee invent?
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Did watching Carl Sandburg on TV inspired Nye to become a powet herself?
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 15
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Where did the space shuttel Endeavour travel during it’s seven-day flight.
When did your father do before he retired
How did she reacted when she saw the gift.
Did Nye at one time lives in Jerusalem?
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Daily Language Practice Week 15 Answer Key
Answer: Where did the space shuttle Endeavour travel during its seven-day flight?
Answer: What did your father do before he retired?
Answer: How did she react when she saw the gift?
Answer: Did Nye at one time live in Jerusalem?
Answer: Did watching Carl Sandburg on TV inspire Nye to become a poet herself?
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I was ready to rest, for my father encourage me to continue
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 16
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Some people thought the actor brought his mother on purpose,so her presence there was a coincidence.
My father drove a bus in Haiti, for he drives a taxi here.
We tried to dig a hole to plant seads, or some parts of the soyle were to hard to break up.
The digging was difficult, or sometimes us found a hidden treasure.
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Daily Language Practice Week 16 Answer Key
Answer: Some people thought the actor brought his mother on purpose, but her presence there was a coincidence.
Answer: My father drove a bus in Haiti, but he drives a taxi here.
Answer: We tried to dig a hole to plant seeds, but some parts of the soil were too hard to break up.
Answer: The digging was difficult, but sometimes we found a hidden treasure.
Answer: I was ready to rest, but my father encouraged me to continue.
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I preyed to the girl in the locket, so I didn’t know nothing else to do.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 17
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When Miss Fleck notice our big garden, I felt embarased.
And old man tell me not to water the seeds that way, so the seedswould bunch up.
At first, I was angry with my father, for later I felt sorry for him
The lettus was suppose to help us financially.
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Daily Language Practice Week 17 Answer Key
Answer: When Miss Fleck noticed our big garden, I felt embarrassed.
Answer: An old man told me not to water the seeds that way, for the seeds wouldbunch up.
Answer: At first, I was angry with my father, but later I felt sorry for him.
Answer: The lettuce was supposed to help us financially.
Answer: I prayed to the girl in the locket, for I didn’t know anything else to do.
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A seed have a seed coat to keep it’s stored food from drying out.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 18
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Virgil’s father lyed about the garden because it were so big.
because the lettuce was planted during the summer,it quick began to wilt
A seed may not begin to grow for years, so then it can suddenlybecome active.
The roots grow downward, for the stem grows upward.
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Daily Language Practice Week 18 Answer Key
Answer: Virgil’s father lied about the garden because it was so big.
Answer: Because the lettuce was planted during the summer, it quickly began to wilt.
Answer: A seed may not begin to grow for years, but then it can suddenly becomeactive.
Answer: The roots grow downward, and the stem grows upward.
Answer: A seed has a seed coat to keep its stored food from drying out.
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If we all will recycle, we will helped Earth.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 19
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If the human population continue to grow, great demands are placed on Earth’s natural resources.
If we don’t turn to alternative sources of energy soon, Earth would be in worst shape than ever before.
if we continue to ignore the warning signs we will run out of fossil fuels very quick.
If plants are sprayed with pesticides, they were stronger and healthier.
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Answer: If the human population continues to grow, great demands will be placed on Earth’s natural resources.
Answer: If we don’t turn to alternative sources of energy soon, Earth will be in worse shape than ever before.
Answer: If we continue to ignore the warning signs, we will run out of fossil fuels very quickly.
Answer: If plants are sprayed with pesticides, they will be stronger and healthier.
Answer: If we all recycle, we will help Earth.
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You help control air pollution if you will ride a bicycle.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 20
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If water washes pesticides off plants, the chemicals polluted thesoil.
If you turn on a light, you uses electricity.
If farmers add an insect’s natural enemies to crops, they did not need to use harmfull pesticides.
If we recycle soda pop cans, we saved aluminum
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Answer: If water washes pesticides off plants, the chemicals will pollute the soil.
Answer: If you turn on a light, you use electricity.
Answer: If farmers add an insect’s natural enemies to crops, they will not need to use harmful pesticides.
Answer: If we recycle soda pop cans, we save aluminum.
Answer: You help control air pollution if you ride a bicycle.
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If we use new technologies wise, we save Earth’s natural resources.
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A hybrid car use electricity and gasoleen.
If the wind will not blow, a windmill will not tern.
Buildings heated with solar power is environmental friendly.
If nucular power is handled careless, an accident am possible.
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Daily Language Practice Week 21 Answer Key
Answer: A hybrid car uses electricity and gasoline.
Answer: If the wind does not blow, a windmill will not turn.
Answer: Buildings heated with solar power are environmentally friendly.
Answer: If nuclear power is handled carelessly, an accident is possible.
Answer: If we use new technologies wisely, we will save Earth’s natural resources.
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The principle intraduced Shirley to the class so she wanted to makeShirley feel comfortable at her new school.
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Before she move to America, Shirley had think of herself as ten years old.
She stared at the principle because the woman were so unusual looking.
The principal took Shirley to her class but introduced the students to their new classmate.
Shirley had different customs, or she bowed to the class before saying hello.
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Daily Language Practice Week 22 Answer Key
Answer: Before she moved to America, Shirley had thought of herself as ten years old.
Answer: She stared at the principal because the woman was so unusual looking.
Answer: The principal took Shirley to her class and introduced the students to their new classmate.
Answer: Shirley had different customs, so she bowed to the class before saying hello.
Answer: The principal introduced Shirley to the class because she wanted to makeShirley feel comfortable at her new school.
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Shirley showed her parents the note after she went to bed.
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No one talk out of turn in Mrs Rappaport’s class and she commanded respect.
Shirley becames nervous when her teacher give her a letter for her mom.
Her teacher thought Shirley need glasses while she blinked so much in class.
Shirley blinked why the teacher smiled at her.
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Daily Language Practice Week 23 Answer Key
Answer: No one talked out of turn in Mrs. Rappaport’s class because she commanded respect.
Answer: Shirley became nervous when her teacher gave her a letter for her mom.
Answer: Her teacher thought Shirley needed glasses because she blinked so much in class.
Answer: Shirley blinked when the teacher smiled at her.
Answer: Shirley showed her parents the note before she went to bed.
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Before 1998, Americans move shorter distances,
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 24
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People sometimes moves because a member of the family takes new job.
In other cases, people move because they needs more space.
Many people who moves remain in the same county;
If the current trend continue, more people live in the South thanin the Northeast.
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Daily Language Practice Week 24 Answer Key
Answer: People sometimes move because a member of the family takes a new job.
Answer: In other cases, people move because they need more space.
Answer: Many people who move remain in the same county.
Answer: If the current trend continues, more people will live in the South than in the Northeast.
Answer: Before 1998, Americans moved shorter distances.
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Americans living in the United States had most freedoms than thos living in Texas.
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Texas is not the most big state in the united States
Alaska is the only state that is big than Texes.
Relations between the Texans and the Mexican government grew worser than they had been.
After Santa Anna became a dictator, he was even unpopularer.
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Daily Language Practice Week 25 Answer Key
Answer: Texas is not the biggest state in the United States.
Answer: Alaska is the only state that is bigger than Texas.
Answer: Relations between the Texans and the Mexican government grew worse than they had been.
Answer: After Santa Anna became a dictator, he was even more unpopular.
Answer: Americans living in the United States had more freedoms than those living in Texas.
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The Texas army fought most effective than the Mexican army.
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The siege of the Alamo was the bloodier battle of the texas fight for independence.
At Goliad, the Mexican army killed the townspeople after they surrender.
When Texas declared its independance, things didn’t instantly become easiest.
In the Battle of San Jacinto, the Mexican army was biggest then the Texas army.
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Daily Language Practice Week 26 Answer Key
Answer: The siege of the Alamo was the bloodiest battle of the Texas fight for independence.
Answer: At Goliad, the Mexican army killed the townspeople after they surrendered.
Answer: When Texas declared its independence, things didn’t instantly become easier.
Answer: In the Battle of San Jacinto, the Mexican army was bigger than the Texas army.
Answer: The Texas army fought more effectively than the Mexican army.
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For many Texans, the day Texas became a state was the happier day of all.
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Texans thought the defenders of the Alamo were the braver of all.
Times become gooder for Texans after they won independence.
Americans in Texas wanted most representation.
Sam Houston was the famousest man in Texas.
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Daily Language Practice Week 27 Answer Key
Answer: Texans thought the defenders of the Alamo were the bravest of all.
Answer: Times became better for Texans after they won independence.
Answer: Americans in Texas wanted more representation.
Answer: Sam Houston was the most famous man in Texas.
Answer: For many Texans, the day Texas became a state was the happiest day of all.
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Our barn is here. Their is across the river.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 28
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Mine leg was broken last week
That glove is my.
She was trying to ride hers brother’s wild mustang.
The horse will never be gentle, but that is not him’s fault.
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Daily Language Practice Week 28 Answer Key
Answer: My leg was broken last week.
Answer: That glove is mine.
Answer: She was trying to ride her brother’s wild mustang.
Answer: The horse will never be gentle, but that is not his fault.
Answer: Our barn is here. Theirs is across the river.
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Cropear became the healthier, stronger, more active boy in the world.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 29
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Pecos Bill thought that him’s name was Cropear.
The Wouser was huge. It legs were the size of pine trees.
When Bill fell out of his families covered wagon, they was only four years old.
The coyotes adopted Cropear. Him was the pet of the pack.
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Daily Language Practice Week 29 Answer Key
Answer: Pecos Bill thought that his name was Cropear.
Answer: The Wouser was huge. Its legs were the size of pine trees.
Answer: When Bill fell out of his family’s covered wagon, he was only four years old.
Answer: The coyotes adopted Cropear. He was the pet of the pack.
Answer: Cropear became the healthiest, strongest, most active boy in the world.
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The cattle drives became unnecessary when more railroads was built.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 30
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Many former slaves became sharecroppers The land they farmed was not their.
Theirs land was good for farming.
Your clothes are not like the cowboys’s clothes, but ours’ are.
Cowboys in the 1860s were toughest than ours modern-day rodeo cowboys.
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Daily Language Practice Week 30 Answer Key
Answer: Many former slaves became sharecroppers. The land they farmed was not theirs.
Answer: Their land was good for farming.
Answer: Your clothes are not like the cowboys’ clothes, but ours are.
Answer: Cowboys in the 1860s were tougher than our modern-day rodeo cowboys.
Answer: The cattle drives became unnecessary when more railroads were built.
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There are twenty-four hours in a day” Mr. Yates replied.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 31
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Mr. Yates, our new astronymy teacher, stated There are about365 days in a year.
It takes that long for Earth to complete one revolution around the sun he added
Amado asked “Why don’t we observe leap year every year.”
How many hours are there in a day Anna inquired?
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Daily Language Practice Week 31 Answer Key
Answer: Mr. Yates, our new astronomy teacher, stated, “There are about 365 days in a year.”
Answer: “It takes that long for Earth to complete one revolution around the sun,”he added.
Answer: Amado asked, “Why don’t we observe leap year every year?”
Answer: “How many hours are there in a day?” Anna inquired.
Answer: “There are twenty-four hours in a day,” Mr. Yates replied.
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“Why are there fewer hours of daylight in Chicago in December? Vicki wondered.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 32
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The teacher said, The region near the equator is called the tropics.
“My forecast yesterday predicted mild temperatures” the weatherforecaster boasted.
Why should anyone believe a weather forecaster, Davey asked?
Their science teacher stated. “Latitude is a measurement of distance north or south from the equator.
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Daily Language Practice Week 32 Answer Key
Answer: The teacher said, “The region near the equator is called the tropics.”
Answer: “My forecast yesterday predicted mild temperatures,” the weather forecaster boasted.
Answer: “Why should anyone believe a weather forecaster?” Davey asked.
Answer: Their science teacher stated, “Latitude is a measurement of distance north or south from the equator.”
Answer: “Why are there fewer hours of daylight in Chicago in December?” Vicki wondered.
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Why Persephone spend six months of each year in the underworld,“he asked his students.”
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 33
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“Ancient peoples created myths to explain the seasons, said our teacher, Mr. Horn.”
He said The Wawaniki were dying from the cold until theirleader, Glooskap, brought summer to their land,
Didn’t the anceint Greeks also have miths about the seesons,Sonja ask.
Mr. Horn answered The myth of Persephone was told in ancientGreece to explain the seasons.
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Daily Language Practice Week 33 Answer Key
Answer: “Ancient peoples created myths to explain the seasons,” said our teacher,Mr. Horn.
Answer: He said, “The Wawaniki were dying from the cold until their leader,Glooskap, brought summer to their land.”
Answer: “Didn’t the ancient Greeks also have myths about the seasons?” Sonja asked.
Answer: Mr. Horn answered, “The myth of Persephone was told in ancient Greeceto explain the seasons.”
Answer: “Why did Persephone spend six months of each year in the underworld?”he asked his students.
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Sea Swallower swallowed the water so that the adventurers could the seabed.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 34
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The Ordos Desert is locate in northern China.
Sky Shooter was waiting for the bird he shot to fall the sky.
Great Listener put her ear too the ground to here the earth and sky.
Swift Runner was playing gazelles on an open plain.
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Daily Language Practice Week 34 Answer Key
Answer: The Ordos Desert is located in northern China.
Answer: Sky Shooter was waiting for the bird he shot to fall from the sky.
Answer: Great Listener put her ear to the ground to hear the earth and sky.
Answer: Swift Runner was playing with gazelles on an open plain.
Answer: Sea Swallower swallowed the water so that the adventurers could crossthe seabed.
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After the adventurers defeated the khan, they took their places on the sky.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 35
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Mountain Lifter stood in two mountains.
The adventurers spent the night out the palass gate.
The oponents, Swift Runner and Old Woman Runner, stood next each other before the race began.
The khan and his warriors spread coals to the room.
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Daily Language Practice Week 35 Answer Key
Answer: Mountain Lifter stood between two mountains.
Answer: The adventurers spent the night outside the palace gate.
Answer: The opponents, Swift Runner and Old Woman Runner, stood next toeach other before the race began.
Answer: The khan and his warriors spread coals around the room.
Answer: After the adventurers defeated the khan, they took their places in the sky.
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Our teacher said to put red cellophane under our flashlights.
Daily Language Practice - WEEK 36
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A conveks lens is more thick in the middle than the edges around.
A convex lens is at one end to a refracting telescope.
To make a refracting telescope, you will need paper towel tubes,lenses, transparent tape.
Making a reflecting telescope is difficulter than making a refracting telescope.
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Daily Language Practice Week 36 Answer Key
Answer: A convex lens is thicker in the middle than around the edges.
Answer: A convex lens is at one end of a refracting telescope.
Answer: To make a refracting telescope, you will need paper towel tubes, lenses,and transparent tape.
Answer: Making a reflecting telescope is more difficult than making a refracting telescope.
Answer: Our teacher said to put red cellophane over our flashlights.
