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La 5th period guide
This document provides an overview of the 7th grade language arts curriculum for the 5th period, including spelling and vocabulary lessons, grammar exercises on punctuation and modifiers, forming different types of questions, modal verbs, comparisons of adjectives and adverbs, idioms, irregular verb conjugations, and readings from the literature book on the topics of cemeteries, kidnappings, and the Titanic.
Spelling voc l#24
This vocabulary list contains words related to spelling including: grumbles, shrivel, clever, wholesome, menace, lightning, portrait, digests, scaffold, button, transcripts, and shepherd. The words cover a variety of topics from emotions and health to nature, art, structures, and occupations. Students are learning these words to improve their spelling skills.
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Spelling voc l#23
This vocabulary list for 5th period spelling contains words that are often misspelled or confuse students such as hustle, rumble, trouble, argue, sarcasm, tarnish, tartar, harangue, relapse, profess, revenge and flighty. The list aims to improve spelling and knowledge of challenging words.
Spelling voc lesson #22
This document provides a spelling vocabulary list for 5th period lesson #22. It includes 10 words: arrow, sallow, fellow, meadow, harrow, narrow, marrow, sparrow, tallow, and shallow. The words seem focused on spelling variations containing combinations of vowels and consonants.
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La 5th period guide
This document provides an overview of the 7th grade language arts curriculum for the 5th period, including spelling and vocabulary lessons, grammar exercises on punctuation and modifiers, forming different types of questions, modal verbs, comparisons of adjectives and adverbs, idioms, irregular verb conjugations, and readings from the literature book on the topics of cemeteries, kidnappings, and the Titanic.
Spelling voc l#24
This vocabulary list contains words related to spelling including: grumbles, shrivel, clever, wholesome, menace, lightning, portrait, digests, scaffold, button, transcripts, and shepherd. The words cover a variety of topics from emotions and health to nature, art, structures, and occupations. Students are learning these words to improve their spelling skills.
Idioms p2
This document discusses idioms, which are phrases where the words together have a meaning different from the individual words' definitions. It provides examples of common idioms used in English related to emotions, situations, guesses, stopping, ignorance, laziness, and more. The document also includes practice exercises asking the reader to complete idiomatic expressions.
Spelling voc l#23
This vocabulary list for 5th period spelling contains words that are often misspelled or confuse students such as hustle, rumble, trouble, argue, sarcasm, tarnish, tartar, harangue, relapse, profess, revenge and flighty. The list aims to improve spelling and knowledge of challenging words.
Spelling voc lesson #22
This document provides a spelling vocabulary list for 5th period lesson #22. It includes 10 words: arrow, sallow, fellow, meadow, harrow, narrow, marrow, sparrow, tallow, and shallow. The words seem focused on spelling variations containing combinations of vowels and consonants.
Modals
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Spelling voc l#21
This document provides a spelling vocabulary list for 5th period with 10 words: grieve, apiece, relief, thieve, relieve, retrieve, believe, sheik, conceit, deceiver, deceitful, deceive. The list seems aimed to improve students' spelling and understanding of these English words.
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La 4th period exam guide
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King tut answers
King Tut's tomb contained many treasures but was also thought to be cursed. When archaeologist Howard Carter discovered Tut's intact burial chamber in 1922, he and his patron Lord Carnarvon found gold masks and coffins filled with jewels. However, some people later died under mysterious circumstances, leading to beliefs that opening the tomb released an ancient Egyptian curse.
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Roman games answers
The Roman games provided entertainment for the common people through fights to the death between gladiators or soldiers in arenas, which caused some animal species to become nearly extinct. Wealthy businessmen profited from rental fees and prizes at the expensive spectacles, while drivers and horses faced serious injury or death from crashes during chariot races due to axle failures.
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Spelling Vocabulary Lesson #17
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Phoenix Farm Answers
A fire destroyed a woman's apartment, killing her mother, brother, and cat. After the fire, she found a pair of shoes with a red vein on the dresser, the only things left untouched by the fire. The fire left her with only the clothes on her back and shoes, and she had nowhere to go with her father also dead.
Phoenix Farm
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Irregular Verbs
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Principal Parts of Verbs
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