A) vacant B) perserverance C) disappointment D) uneasy
A) anxious B) leisure C) disappointment D) chortle
A) perserverance B) leisure C) compromise D) uneasy
A) leisure B) chortle C) retire D) compromise
A) uneasy B) leisure C) retire D) chortle
A) laziness B) chorle C) disappointment D) perserverance
A) He thinks she can help him solve his problem. B) he wants to get out of his house. C) He wants to keep her company. D) He wants to invite her for dinner.
A) getting tired of his collection B) running out of word ideas C) not familiar with the definitions for many words D) running out of space in his word collection jar
A) special garden B) heavy rain C) light rain D) playground
A) can see Grandma anytime he wants B) can walk there by himself C) gets to sign the guest book when he visits D) gets to talk to Mr. Bill Gut, the security guard
A) collection of junk B) picture wall C) group of colorful, warm, cozy, items D) patchwork quilt
A) walking to his house B) looking at his pictures on Grandma's picture wall C) calling him on the phone D) going to his house with his father
A) bamboozle B) kaleidoscope C) catalog D) emporium
A) has been cheated before B) thinks Grandma doesn't like the idea C) thinks nothing else is worth as much D) doesn't have enough words to trade for anything
A) shows it to his sister B) checks the word's meaning and spelling C) adds the word to the jar D) uses the word in conversation
A) She seems unable to solve his problem for him. B) she doesn't want to come to dinner at his house. C) She wants him to give his words away. D) she doesn't understand the meaning of the words.
A) he makes Grandma laugh about Mr. Bill Gut B) Nikki falls asleep after he sings her a lullaby C) Miss Millie and Mr. Foote start talking together D) Miz Marylou and Mr. Bill Gut come to an agreement
A) his words change the people in Grandma's apartment building B) he plays tricks on the people in Grandma's apartment building C) he has a magicians costume D) the sun is shining in Grandma's apartment building |