A) juggling B) golf C) soccer D) baseball
A) riding bikes B) playing tennis C) watching television D) going to the circus
A) realistic fiction B) biography C) fantasy D) biography
A) Marco's mother B) Mrs. Snyder's cat C) Gwen's sister D) Mrs. Snyder
A) the children's neighborhood B) Gwen's house C) Main Street D) the playground
A) lonely B) talented C) bossy D) determined
A) on Marco's porch B) in the garage C) in the trash D) on her kitchen table
A) disappeared B) sudden C) wonderful D) friends
A) cookies B) a loaf of bread C) a scarf D) a necklace
A) hearts B) rainbows C) flowers D) frogs
A) exclamatory B) imperative C) interrogative D) declaraive
A) Marco and Gwen argued at school each day. B) They had to win the next soccer game. C) Marco and Gwen had to learn to juggle for a talent show. D) Everyone in the neighborhood was their friend except one old lady.
A) lonely B) tired C) bossy D) angry
A) Marco and Gwen were best friends. B) Marco juggled well. C) Mrs. Synder was mean. D) Gwen was wrong to sign Marco's name. |