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$100It is autumn.

A – Eight children boarded the bus.

B – Leaves were spinning aloft in the breeze.

C – Visions of drumsticks danced in their brains.

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B – Leaves were spinning aloft in the breeze.

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$200The farmer’s name is from what fast

food chain?

A – Burger King

B – Chick-Fil-A

C – McDonald’s

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C – McDonald’s ChickenMcNuggets

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$300This story is a parody, or making fun of, another

famous story. Which one?

A – ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas

B – The Twelve Days of Christmas

C – Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer

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B – ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas

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$400 What is the

rhyming pattern?

A – Every line rhymes.

B – The first and third lines rhyme.

C – The second and fourth lines rhyme.

“Tonight,” said Mack Nugget,“These feathery beastsWill be chopped up and roastedFor Thanksgiving feasts.”

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C – the second and fourth lines rhyme

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$500Why did the children limp to the school bus as they were leaving?

A – They were tired after visiting the farm.

B – They were hurt after going to the well to fetch water.

C – They had turkeys stuffed under their shirts.

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C – They had turkeys stuffed under theirshirts.

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$100They sang as they rode (on the bus)

through autumn terrains.

A – snow

B – bouncing

C – roads

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C - roads

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$200They feasted on veggies…

A – vegetables

B – ate

C – hiding

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B - ate

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A – farm

B – tiny

C – turkey

They saw a miniature farm and eight tiny turkey.

What clue helps you know the meaning of minature?

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B – “tiny”

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$400The stars up above Shone down on a

school bus Abounding with love.

A – bouncing

B – full of

C – running out of

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$400B –full of

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$500The teacher and Farmer McNugget

fetched water In hopes that a swig Might calm everyone down.

A – water

B – brought

C - swallow

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$500C – swallow

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A – The teacher feels sad.

B – The teacher is worried.

C – The teacher feels surprised.

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B – The teacher is worried.

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A – They didn’t want to eat turkey.

B – They are poor children.

C – They are vegetarians.

Why did they eat veggies, jelly, and toast for Thanksgiving?

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A – They didn’t want to eatturkey.

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A – feathery hugs

B – friendly hellos

C – sad tears

The turkeys greeted the children with downy embraces.

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A – feathery hugs

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A – cried – They are sad.

B – yelled – They are angry.

C – cried – They are afraid.

They clamored aloud ina chorus of cries.

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C – cried – They are afraid.

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A – They ate too much supper.

B – They wore too many clothes.

C – They are hiding the turkeys.

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$500C – They are hiding the turkeys.

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