The Play - Kanwal Rekhivijaya/ssrvm... · The Play Sarah was hoping to get the lead role in the upcoming school play. Last year she played the role of Darma in the school's production

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The Play

Sarah was hoping to get the lead role in the upcoming school play. Last year she played the role of Darma in the school's production of My Favorite Day. The audience loved her performance. She received a huge round of applause at the end of every performance.

This year the school will be putting on a production called My Crazy Week. Sarah began to practice her lines three times a day for four weeks before auditions. The week before the audition, she began to practice with two friends. Sarah practiced the part of Jane. Mike practiced the part of James, and Amanda practiced the part of Teresa.

When the auditions started, Sarah did an excellent job! Her outstanding performance won her the role of Jane. As soon as she learned that she won the part, she ran home to practice for opening night.

Answer each question.

1. In what play did Sarah play the role of Darma?

a. My Favorite Day b. My Crazy Summer

c. My Worst Day d. My Crazy Week

2. What is the lead role in the upcoming play?

a. James b. Mike

c. Teresa d. Jane

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3. How long before the play did Sarah begin practicing her lines?

a. one week b. three weeks

c. four weeks d. five weeks

4. What part in the upcoming play did Mike practice for?

a. James b. Mike

c. Teresa d. Jane

5. What part in the upcoming play did Amanda practice for?

a. Sarah b. Amanda

c. Teresa d. Jane

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Bobby's Big Birthday Party

When Bobby turned six years old, his mom and dad had a birthday party for him. Twenty of his closest friends joined in the party. Everyone wore birthday hats and there was a birthday cake. The birthday cake was colored in Bobby’s favorite colors of blue and white.

As the day went on, the children played kickball in the back yard. Bobby played first base. Sally played in the outfield, and Bobby's dad was the pitcher.

At the end of the party, Bobby asked his parents if he could have next year's birthday party at the zoo. His parents agreed and everyone cheered.


1. How old is Bobby today?

a. three b. five

c. six d. ten

2. About how many people came to Bobby's birthday party?

a. five b. seven

c. ten d. twenty

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3. Which of the following is a color that Bobby really likes?

a. blue b. green

c. yellow d. brown

4. What game did the party members play?

a. pin the tail b. hide and go seek

c. baseball d. kickball

5. What position did Bobby's dad play in the game?

a. first base b. pitcher

c. shortstop d. outfield

6. Where could you go to find Bobby's next birthday party?

a. school b. the baseball field

c. the kickball stadium d. the zoo

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1. Who is having a party? _________________

2. Where is the party? _____________________

3. When is the party? ______________________

4. Why are they having a party? ________________

5. May you bring a guest? _______________

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Martin the Monkey

Martin, the monkey, lives in an oak tree at Cragmore Park in Bananaville. He works for the Banana Telephone Company. He is the best employee they have because he can climb the telephone poles twice as fast as everyone else.

On Saturdays, Martin pitches for Cragmore Craters Baseball team. The Caters are a semi-professional team. Martin has become extremely famous for what he calls his primate pitch. The primate pitch is thrown straight up. The pitch then comes straight down and travels directly over home plate, at over one hundred miles per hour.

On Wednesday nights, Martin takes painting lessons with Sarah Able. She is a famous oil painter who lives in the same town as Martin. Martin is one of the only artists in the area that paints with his tail.


1. In what town does Martin live in?

a. Cragmore b. Bananaville

c. Primate d. Able

2. In what town does Sarah Able live in?

a. Cragmore b. Bananaville

c. Primate d. Able

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3. Where does Martin work?

a. the banana factory b. the paint factory

c. the telephone company d. the oil company

4. What semi-professional baseball team does Martin play for?

a. Craters b. Cardinals

c. Drains d. Drabs

5. What position does Martin play on his baseball team?

a. catcher b. outfielder

c. second base d. pitcher

6. Where can you find Martin on Wednesday nights?

a. Banana Telephony Company

b. a baseball game

c. painting

d. tail fishing

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Explain the information on the invitation above.

Who: ___________________

What: __________________

When: __________________

Where: _________________

Why: ___________________

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Autumn

Autumn is the season that falls between summer and winter. There are many changes that begin in this fascinating season. Days become shorter. The leaves of trees turn from green to vibrant red, yellow and orange. Trees need sunlight to keep their leaves a lively green. Without sunlight leaves turn into different colors. The grass is no longer blanketed with dew but with frost, almost every morning, as temperatures reach the freezing point. Animals start storing up a food supply to last the long winter months. These changes occur as the as we adjust from the heat of the summer to the chill of the winter.


1. Autumn occurs between summer and which other season?

a. January b. spring

c. winter d. solstice

2. Which of the following changes may occur during autumn?

a. days become shorter b. it becomes very hot

c. days become longer d. there is more sunlight

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3. Why do leaves change color during autumn?

a. Leaves don't get enough oxygen. b. Leaves don't get enough light.

c. Leaves don't get enough water. d. Leaves get too much oxygen.

4. What do animals begin doing as preparation for the end of autumn?

a. store extra body fat b. eat less

c. shed fur d. turn colors

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


The Hottest Day Ever

I woke up one August morning in a warm sweat. I ran to the refrigerator to get a cold drink, but the refrigerator was broken and all the drinks were as hot as me. I walked over to my electric fan, but it wasn't working either. Then I turned on the television and finally realized that the electricity in my house was out.

Later that day, I went to the pool to cool off. I dove right in! I swam eight laps before I tired out. After that, my friend Jeremy bought me an ice cream cone. I got a vanilla ice cream cone with rainbow sprinkles.

Even though it was really hot, I did have a lot of fun.


1. What did the narrator want from the refrigerator?

a. a ham sandwich b. a fan

c. a drink d. an apple

2. Why does the electric fan not work?

a. it was broken b. it needed batteries

c. the power was out d. it wasn't oiled

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3. How many laps did it take for the narrator to tire of the pool?

a. two b. four

c. six d. eight

4. Who brought the narrator an ice cream cone?

a. Sarah b. Samantha

c. Joe d. Jeremy

5. What was the flavor of the ice cream?

a. vanilla b. rainbow

c. chocolate d. strawberry

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


My Rocket Ship

When I fell asleep, I dreamt about what it would be like to have a rocket ship. If I had a rocket ship, my first destination would be the Earth's moon, Luna. When I got to Luna I would jump all around. Due to the little amount of gravity on Luna, I would be able to jump very high.

After I finished jumping all over the moon, I would fly to Saturn and travel around Saturn's beautiful rings. On my way to Saturn, I would try to avoid a number of asteroids. Asteroids are large pieces of rocks and minerals.

In my science class I learned that would take me almost my entire life to travel to Pluto. Pluto is the last planet in our solar system. Pluto is very far from the Sun and therefore super cold. I wish I could see Pluto up close.


1. What is the name of Earth's moon?

a. Moona b. Muna

c. Mooon d. Luna

2. Which of the following is true?

a. You wouldn't be able to jump on the moon.

b. The moon's gravity would allow you to jump high.

c. The Earth has less gravity than it's moon.

d. None of the above.

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


3. What is a unique feature of Saturn?

a. It's a moon. b. It has lots of water.

c. It’s bright pink in color. d. It has rings.

4. What are asteroids made of?

a. vitamins b. ice

c. plastic d. rock

5. Why is Pluto a cold planet?

a. It is too close to the Sun. b. It's far away from the Sun.

c. It's outside our solar system. d. It has no moons.

6. Which planet do you think is furthest from the Sun?

a. Luna b. Pluto

c. Earth d. Saturn

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


The Post Office

The colony of Massachusetts established the first post office within the United States in 1639. In 1789 Congress authorized the Postal Service under the U.S. Constitution. At the time, the nation had 75 local post offices and delivered mail to an area of over 1,875 miles.

Today, the United States Postal Service is an independent agency responsible for postal regulation and delivery. The Postal Services main responsibilities are the collection and delivery of printed material and hard goods. The Postal Service also issues domestic and foreign money orders. In a single year, the Postal Service handles more than 160 billion pieces of mail.


1. What U.S. State is credited with the establishment of the post office?

a. New Hampshire b. Maine

c. Massachusetts d. New Jersey

2. About how long was it between the first official post office and when the U.S. Congress authorized the Postal Service?

a. 50 years b. 75 years

c. 100 years d. 150 years

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


3. How can you send and receive money through the post office?

a. with a postal money order b. with postal crazy bucks

c. with a postal check d. with a postal decoder ring

4. The post office handles just over 160 _________ pieces of mail a year.

a. thousand b. million

c. billion d. trillion

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Water

Pure water lacks taste and smell. All living things need water in order to survive. Forty to ninety percent of the weight of all organisms is water. The human body uses water to remove waste and transport nutrients throughout the body.

Ancient philosophers thought of water as a true building block by which all other liquids are measured. This thought was held until the late eighteenth century when a British chemist by the name of Cavendish made water by using a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen. We now know that water is 2 parts hydrogen, (the most abundant element in our universe), and 1part oxygen, (the element that we breathe in order to survive).



a. Water smells like apples.

b. All living things need water in order to survive.

c. Water smells like orange juice.

d. None of these.

2. What percentage of your body weight may be water?

a. 70% b. 30%

c. 95% d. 10%

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


3. How does water help your body?

a. It protects you from shock. b. It provides your lungs with oxygen.

c. It heals cuts. d. It transports nutrients.

4. What is the most abundant element in the universe?

a. water b. carbon dioxide

c. hydrogen d. oxygen

5. Water is made of hydrogen and what other element?

a. water b. carbon dioxide

c. hydrogen d. oxygen

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Chicago

Chicago is the third largest city in the United States. Over three million people live in the two hundred and twenty five mile area of Chicago.

The world's first skyscraper was constructed in Chicago in 1885. Today, some of the world's tallest and most famous skyscrapers are found in the city. Located in the heart of the city is the one hundred and ten story Sears Tower, which is among one of the most famous skyscrapers ever built.

Chicago is often called the windy city. It’s assumed that this nickname is due to the city's windy weather, although in the 1990s, 11 major U.S. cities outranked Chicago for average annual wind speed.


1. How many cities in the United States are larger than Chicago?

a. one b. two

c. three d. four

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a. Chicago is the largest city in the world.

b. Chicago is home to some of the world's tallest skyscrapers.

c. Chicago is the windiest city in the United States.


3. How many of people (in millions) live in Chicago?

a. one b. two

c. three d. four

4. What is one of Chicago's most famous skyscrapers?

a. The Sears Tower

b. The Sienna Tower

c. The Times Tower

d. The Empire State Building

5. Write three things that you learned about Chicago.

1. ___________________________________________________________ 2. ___________________________________________________________ 3. ___________________________________________________________

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


London

London is the largest city in Europe. It has held this title for over four hundred years. Over seven million people call London, the capital of the United Kingdom, home. One in ten people who live in the United Kingdom live in London. Three hundred fifty thousand people travel each day into London to work.

Due to London's location, it is a very dry all year. Although it is dry, London is often very cloudy. On average it rains mildly just about every other day.

More than a hundred of the world's major companies have their headquarters in London, making the city a major world influence. Most people from London work in a job that involves printing or publishing.


1. For how long has London been the largest city in Europe?

a. 100 years

b. 200 years

c. 300 years

d. 400 years

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


2. London is the capital city of what country?

a. United States b. France

c. United Kingdom d. Spain

3. What of the following is true about London?

a. It's very wet. b. It's very cold.

c. It's very dry. d. It's very hot.

4. Most of the people that work in London work in what industry?

a. construction

b. law enforcement

c. professional soccer

d. publishing

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Sydney

Just over four million people call Sydney, Australia's capital city, home. Citizens of Sydney call themselves Sydneysiders. Over thirty thousand native people of Australia, called Aborigines, live in Sydney. In the late 1700s Britain sent ships of convicted prisoners to Sydney to help free up space in overcrowded jails. When released, many prisoners stay in Sydney adding to the city's diverse population. The Sydney Opera House is the centerpiece of the city. Many live performances of ballet, opera, and classical music take place there. The beautiful architectural design of the opera house has helped it gain international fame.

Sydney is located in the Southern Hemisphere, and therefore its seasonal pattern is opposite of the Northern Hemisphere. Sydney's coldest month of the year is July. Snow is extremely rare in the city, but it does happen occasionally.


1. Sydney is the capital city of what country?

a. Austria b. Australia

c. Africa d. Antarctica

2. What is the name given to the early natives of Australia?

a. Aborigines b. Australians

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


c. Sydneysiders d. Austrians

3. Which country outside of Australia contributed to the large population of Sydney?

a. Japan b. France

c. Great Britain d. Spain

4. What do you think the picture at the top of the passage represents? Hint: It's the centerpiece of the city.

a. The Sydney Opera House b. The Sydney Boat House

c. The Sydney Hemisphere d. The Sydney Ballet

5. When it’s the summer season in North America, what season is it in Sydney?

a. Fall

b. Winter

c. Spring

d. Summer

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Out to Lunch

All morning, all Ted could think about was eating lunch. He got up late and did not get a chance to eat breakfast before the school bus arrived.

Ted was hoping to have a ham sandwich. Ham is Ted's favorite lunchmeat. Ted also enjoys red apples. He doesn't like the yellow or green ones.

At lunchtime Ted ran to the cafeteria. When he got in line he asked for a ham sandwich, but they only had tuna and turkey. Ted is allergic to tuna, so he asked for the turkey. He ate the sandwich so fast that he gave himself the hiccups.


1. Why is Ted so hungry by lunchtime?

a. He hasn't eaten in days. b. He didn't eat breakfast today.

c. He didn't eat lunch yesterday. d. He didn't eat dinner yesterday.

2. What is Ted's favorite lunchmeat?

a. ham b. turkey

c. salami d. bologna

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


3. What color apple might you find in Ted's lunch box?

a. yellow b. green

c. red d. Ted doesn't like apples.

4. Which lunch item should Ted never eat?

a. ham b. turkey

c. apples d. tuna

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Carpenters

Carpenters are workers who help construct and build structures such as buildings, bridges, and homes. The life of a carpenter is often that of both difficulty and reward. The reward is the completion of a job and the outcome of the structure. The difficult part of being a carpenter is that many times, each new job brings along a new employer. The carpenter may also have to travel to many different locations, many miles away to complete a job. Carpenters work with many types of materials and tools revolving around the construction of things. Sometimes carpenters have to work in dangerous environments such as places with very steep roofs.


1. Which of following may a carpenter do in a normal day of work?

a. type letters b. package and ship mail

c. answer phones d. help build a bridge

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


2. What is unique about a carpenters job?

a. They do the same thing all day.

b. They do something different with each new job they receive.

c. They always work for the same person throughout their career.

d. They wear sandals.

3. What is one skill that would handy to have if you were a carpenter?

a. typing b. cooking

c. wood working d. sewing

4. Write three words that describe a carpenter.

1. _______________________________

2. _______________________________

3. _______________________________

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Dancers

Dating back to ancient times, humans have expressed emotions, stories, and sounds through the movement of their bodies. They have used a variety of dance movements that allow for self-expression. Many dances will often string several movements together.

Dancers perform in a variety of productions, such as musicals, folk, ethnic, tap, and pop culture. They also perform in a variety of venues such as theaters, television, movies, music videos, opera, and commercials. For the most part, dancers perform in groups. Top dancers do perform solos as well.


1. About how old is the art of dance?

a. a few decades b. a few centuries

c. hundreds of years old d. thousands of years old

2. What is a good quality to have as a dancer?

a. a high level of flexibility b. a low level of flexibility

c. a loud voice d. a soft voice

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


3. If you were a dancer, on what television program would you likely find work on?

a. golf television b. news television

c. business television d. music television

4. Most dancers perform in __________.

a. department stores b. solos

c. offices d. groups

5. Write three words that describe a dancer.

1. _______________________________

2. _______________________________

3. _______________________________

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Firefighters

Fire is to blame for countless deaths and billions of dollars of damage each and every year. Firefighters help protect people and their property from injury and damage. Firefighters put their life on the line every time they respond to a call.

While on duty, firefighters must be ready to respond in a matter of minutes to just about any disaster that may occur. At every fire scene, a superior fire officer takes command and dictates the jobs of all personnel at the scene. Some firefighters hose lines up to the hydrants. Others manually operate the pumps to send water to the hoses. Teams of firefighters also operate the ladders used to reach high distances in the air.


1. How many dollars are spent each year to repair the damage of fire?

a. thousands b. hundred-thousands

c. millions d. billions

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


2. Which is not true about firefighters?

a. They are brave. b. They put their life in danger.

c. They never put their life in danger. d. They are highly trained.

3. How long does a firefighter have to prepare for a fire?

a. minutes b. hours

c. days d. weeks

4. Which of the following is not operated by a firefighter at the scene of a fire?

a. hoses b. cars

c. pumps d. ladders

5. Write three words that describe a firefighter.

1. _______________________________

2. _______________________________

3. _______________________________

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


The Big Run

Mary likes to run. Ever since she was in third grade she has been training to run long distances. Now that she’s in eighth grade, her parents have agreed to let her run in the Banana Classic. The Banana Classic is a ten-kilometer run. It takes place every year in Mattydale. The winners get a lifetime supply of peanuts and fruit juice from Paul's Peanut Stand.

Mary practiced for this event by running ten kilometers twice a day. On the average run, she would finish in thirty minutes. Last year's winner finished the race in twenty-six minutes and ten seconds.

On the day of the race, Mary ran faster then she ever had in past. As she reached the last kilometer she was in fourth place. She picked up the pace and quickly leaped into second place. Just as she could see the finish line, Mary ran as fast as could, in a mad dash, to the finish line. But, she just wasn't fast enough to get ahead of leader.


1. About how many years have past since Mary began training for long runs and when she ran in the Banana Classic?

a. one year b. three years

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


c. five years d. eight years

2. How long of a run is the Banana Classic?

a. one kilometer b. five kilometers

c. seven kilometers d. ten kilometers

3. Where is the Banana Classic held?

a. New York b. Rosendale

c. Zilldiale d. Mattydale

4. While training, what was the average amount of time it took Mary to complete a run the same distance as the Banana Classic?

a. fifteen minutes b. thirty minutes

c. forty minutes d. one hour

5. In what place did Mary finish in the Banana Classic?

a. first b. second

c. fourth d. sixth

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


New York

New York is the largest city in the United States. More than eight million people live in what is called the Big Apple. New York City is also home to the United Nations. New York city is located in the state of New York. New York City is home to two hundred and fifty museums, four hundred art galleries, and the world famous Broadway Street for entertainment.

New York City is the business capital of the world. Many national and international corporations have their headquarters in New York City. Wall Street, the world's leading center of finance, the home of the American Stock Exchange, and the New York Stock Exchange is located in downtown New York City.

As far as professional sports go, New York City has two of each. Two professional baseball, basketball, hockey, and football teams are located in the city.


1. New York is the largest ______ in the United States.

a. city b. country

c. county d. school

2. New York is home to more than _______ million people.

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


a. two b. five

c. eight d. ten

3. Which of the following is a true statement?

a. New York City is a small city.

b. New York City has a large number of arts galleries.

c. New York City has little impact on the world's economy.


4. How many stock exchanges reside in New York?

a. none b. one

c. two d. three

5. Which of the following is NOT true?

a. Chicago is smaller than New York.

b. Chicago is larger than New York.

c. A small number of athletic events take place in New York because it is a city.

d. All of the above are true.

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Going on a Picnic

Savannah and Charlotte worked very hard during the summer to prepare for the end of summer picnic. Savannah grew tomatoes and green peppers in her garden. Charlotte, who lives on a farm, had been growing corn, lettuce, and grapes since the spring.

A week before the picnic both girls harvested and packed their produce. They decided that all of their hard work deserved a reward. They charged others for their produce. Savannah charged one dollar for one tomato or green pepper. Charlotte charged one dollar for a head of lettuce, fifty cents for an ear of corn, and five cents for a grape.


1. Savannah grew ________ for the end of summer picnic.

a. tomatoes b. corn

c. lettuce d. apples

2. Charlotte grew ________ for the end of summer picnic.

a. tomatoes b. corn

c. lettuce d. both b & c

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


3. Where does Charlotte live?

a. Mattydale b. on a farm

c. in the circus d. on a boat

4. If you were to go to the picnic and purchase 3 tomatoes and 3 ears of corn from the girls, how much would it cost?

a. $1.50 b. $3.50

c. $4.00 d. $4.50

5. If you were to go to the picnic and purchase 1 tomato, 1 pepper, 2 ears of corn, and 4 grapes from the girls, how much would it cost?

a. $2.20 b. $2.50

c. $3.20 d. $3.50

6. Draw a picture of the picnic.

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Kidozine

All of Kevin's friends were interested in what Kevin's mom did for a living. She worked for the famous music news magazine Musozine.

While on vacation, Kevin's friend Samantha asked his mom if she would be interested in helping their school put together their own magazine. Kevin's mom was more than happy to get involved. Samantha explained that the school had been trying to put together a variety magazine on student topics.

On the first day of school, Kevin's mom assigned each student a job in the magazine. Sarah and Anthony were to work on the entertainment section. Crissy and Bob were to work on the world news section. Cheryl was assigned to cover the local news. Rita and Angela were to work on the sports section. Each student was then asked to write up a rough draft covering their assigned topic, and bring the story to the next meeting the following week.


1. Where does Kevin's mom work?

a. a famous world news magazine

b. a famous sporting news magazine

c. a famous entertainment news magazine

d. a famous music news magazine

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


2. Who convinced Kevin's mom to get involved with the school magazine?

a. Kevin b. Crissy

c. Samantha d. Cheryl

3. Who was going to be working on the entertainment section of the school magazine?

a. Kevin b. Crissy

c. Bob d. Sarah

4. Who was going to be working on the sports section of the school magazine?

a. Angela b. Rita

c. Bob d. both a & b

5. In the last sentence of the story, what does the word draft mean?

a. someone else's story b. a rough outline of an original story

c. a windy story d. none of the above

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Tiffany's Cookies

Tiffany started baking cookies when she was in fifth grade. By the time she reached seventh grade, her cookies were locally famous. Her friends would beg her to make her famous chocolate chip cookies almost every week.

One day, a local reporter wrote a story about Tiffany and her famous cookies. The story was later picked up by a national television news report. The story reported on the number of different recipes Tiffany baked with and how tasty her cookies were. Upon seeing the story, the Coco Cookie Company called Tiffany to see if she would sell them her famous cookie recipe.

Tiffany sold them her oatmeal raisin recipe for twenty thousand dollars and her pudding cookie recipe for fifty thousand dollars. However, she refused to sell them her chocolate chip recipe. Tiffany decided to keep this recipe and start her own company. In August 2002, she started Tiffany Boom Cookies, Incorporated.


1. When did Tiffany begin to bake cookies?

a. third grade b. fifth grade

c. seventh grade d. eighth grade

2. What cookie recipe was Tiffany most famous for?

a. sugar cookies b. oatmeal cookies

c. raisin cookies d. chocolate chip cookies

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


3. What news story really lead to her big success?

a. local news b. county news

c. state news d. school news

4. What company purchased some of Tiffany's recipes?

a. Alpo cookies b. Bobo Cookies

c. Coco cookies d. none of these

5. How much money did Tiffany make from selling two of her recipes?

a. $20,000.00 b. $40,000.00

c. $65,000.00 d. $75,000.00

6. Design and draw the packaging for Tiffany's famous cookies.

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Answer Sheet The Play- 1. A 2. D 3. C 4. A 5. C Bobby's Big Birthday Party 1. C 2. D 3. A 4. D 5. B 6. D Matt's Party 1. Matt 2. Bob's Bowling Alley 3. April 6th at 6 P.M. 4. It's Matt's 11th birthday. 5. yes Martin the Monkey 1. B 2. B 3. C 4. A 5. D 6. C

Autumn 1. C 2. A 3. B 4. A The Hottest Day Ever 1. C 2. C 3. D 4. D 5. A My Rocket Ship 1. D 2. B 3. D 4. D 5. B The Post Office 1. C 2. D 3. A 4. C Water 1. B 2. A 3. D 4. C 5. D Chicago 1. B 2. B 3. C 4. A

London 1. D 2. C 3. C 4. D Sydney 1. B 2. A 3. C 4. A 5. B Out to Lunch 1. B 2. A 3. C 4. D Carpenters- 1. D 2. B 3. C 4. Answers will vary. Dancers- 1. D 2. A 3. D 4. D 5. Answers will vary.

Name ___________________________ Date ________________________


Holly's Birthday Party 1. It's Holly's birthday party. 2. birthday party 3. March 24 3 P.M.-6 P.M. 4. Miler's Field 5. birthday party Firefighters 1. D 2. C 3. A 4. B 5. Answers will vary. The Big Run 1. C 2. D 3. D 4. B 5. B New York 1. A 2. C 3. B 4. C 5. B Going on a Picnic 1. A 2. D 3. B 4. D 5. C

Kidozine 1. D 2. C 3. D 4. D 5. B Tiffany's Cookies 1. B 2. D 3. A 4. C 5. D

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The Play - Kanwal Rekhivijaya/ssrvm... · The Play Sarah was hoping to get the lead role in the upcoming school play. Last year she played the role of Darma in the school's production