1. legendary4. unification7.
grieving
2. devoted 5. fled
3. inseparable 6. diminish
1. I de did go to school
yesterday.
2. These jeans are
uncomfortable. I think I'll
wear other others.
3. Susan is going to the party
with others other people.
4. Bob does wants want to eat
dinner with us.
5. I think I'll buy another books
book. This one is boring.
6. This ball is bad. Do you
have anothers another?
7. She do does have a class
right now.
8. Some people agree with me.
Other Others don't.
9. They did went go to the
game last night.
10. Did Sofia get another
computers computer? She
already had two!
1. unification4. inseparable 7.
diminish
2. legendary5. grieving
3. fled
6. exiled
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1. pronoun 4. adjective 7.
adjective
2. adjective 5. adjective 8.
pronoun
3. pronoun 6. pronoun
1. another, another 4. other
2. another, others5.another
3. other, another 6. others
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2 Rags to Riches
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1. d
2. g
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5. b
6. c
7. e
8. f
1. divvy up
2. I think it would be fair
3. Would you be willing to
4. not my cup of tea
5. No sweat
6. on the same wavelength
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4. h
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Goal to play
on the
Somali
Ana
Eun
to
to
become become
a lawyer a
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National in the
Basketb U.S.
all team
Step save
money
1
to buy
shoes
study
hard
practice
everyday
B
concert
violinist
go to a
universit
y in the
U.S.
try out
for the
Seoul
Junior
Philharm
onic
Orchestr
a
study
violin at
a
universit
y
1. circuits 4. condensed7.
extensively
2. sanitation5.determined
3. rank
6. expectancy
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st
nd
nd
st
1. 1 / 2 4.1 / 2 7. 2 / 1
nd
st
nd
st
nd
st
2. 2 / 1 5. 2 / 1 8.2 / 1
nd
st
st
nd
st
nd
3. 2 / 1 6. 1 / 2 9. 1 / 2
1. will
2. will
3. will
4. will
5. will
6. will
7. will
8. will
9. will
10. will
1. circuits 4. rank
7.
sanitation
2. span
5. determined
3. condensed6.expectancy
have
have
have
have
have
have
have
have
have
have
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released
turned
gone
been working
eaten
been writing
been
been using
become
been doing
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3. go with the flow6.hoopla
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4. trust me on
5. ditch
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Across
Down
1. rigorous
2. grieving
3. invaluable
4. fled
6. simultaneous 5. lucrative
7. ditch
8. cash
9. ambiguous 10. myth
13. prominent
11. get cold feet
14. condensed 12. no sweat
15. devoted
16. excelled
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future,
I think that the minimum wage
law will have to be evaluated
and changed in order to make
sure that people who work hard
are able to make enough
money to live.
1. yet/but4. yet/but 7.
or 10.
so
2. or
5. so
8. yet/but
3. and 6. yet/but9.
and
4 At the Movies
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1. c
2. h
Noun
1.
ally
3. a
4. g
5. b
6. d
7. f
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epic
orphan
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orph
an
epic
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3. It was a beautiful day, so
the princess went out for a
walk.
4. She didn't love him, so he
decided to destroy the world.
5. Both the lion and the zebra
live in Africa.
6. The bad guy was getting
away with the money, but
SuperDude was faster and
stronger.
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1. b
2. c
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4. b
5. a
6. b
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1. brand
5. sophisticated
2. admire
6. intended
3. revolutionary7. formula
4. exclusive
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wears stylish clothes, and
eats gourmet food.
2. My favorite brand of clothes
is GAP. My favorite brand of
shampoo is Aveda.
3. I admire my father most. He
is intelligent, works hard,
and has a kind heart.
4. Most cartoons are intended
for children, but some are
intended for adults.
5. Martin Luther King, Jr. was
a revolutionary thinker.
6. We use formulas in math
class and chemistry class.
1. because
2. to
3. If
4. so that
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5. since
6. even if
7. Everywhere
8. now that
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answers:
6. bring out
7. warning stories
8. joke
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3. blow
4. beat it
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1. false
2. false
3. false
4. true
5. true
1. anxiety
5. restless
2. stereotype 6. temperament
3. gender
7. capacity
4. tedious
8. repetitive
1. tedious
5. repetitive
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2. restless
3. anxiety
4. intensity
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6. stereotype
7. gender
8. temperament
1. to check
6. to inform
2. buying
7. living
3. eating
8. to get
4. to take
9. to go
5. calling / to call10.raising
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1. d
2. a
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3. e
4. f
5. c
6. b
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1. I
2. i
3. k
4. b
5. g
6. e
7. d
8. a
9. h
10. j
11. c
12. f
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7. I would return it.
8. They sometimes have
cockatoos and ferrets.
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1. talking
2. to buy
3. turning
4. to tell
5. paying
6. to have
7. seeing
8. going
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feast. This feast represents a
celebration of the feast which
the first settlers in the U.S.
enjoyed after surviving their first
long, harsh winter. A modern
Thanksgiving dinner usually
includes foods like turkey and
pumpkin, which were likely a
part of the first Thanksgiving
dinner.
about
the
past
1.
2.
7 Everyone Makes
Mistakes
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3.
4.
1. tampered
2. flop
3. outraged
4. slipping, boost
5. novelty
6. Endured
5.
6.
7.
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I
may
have
made a
mistake.
don't
feel
well.
The
soup
must
have
been
old.
I
think I
may
have
lost my
keys.
She
was
suppos
ed to
be here
by 2
o'clock,
but I
guess
she's
late.
I
shouldn'
t have
eaten
that
soup.
Do you
think
she
could
have
gotten
lost?
She
must
have
stayed
up too
late last
night.
ons
about
the
past
action
that
didn't
happe
n
made
in
the
past
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8.
The
party
was
suppos
ed to
be last
night,
but it
was
cancelle
d.
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1. b
2. a
3. b
4. a
5. a
6. b
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I once made a big mistake
while planning a trip with my
friend. We planned to go to the
beach for the day. We left early
in the morning and took the
train to the seaside. We were
having a wonderful time at the
beach until we started to get
hungry. I realized that we had
forgotten to pack lunch and
didn't have enough money to
eat at a restaurant. So, we
decided to go back home.
However, when we got to the
train station, we saw that there
was not another train until later
that night. Our trip to the beach
could have been much more
enjoyable if we had planned for
it better. Next time, we will pack
our lunch and check the train
schedule ahead of time!
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4. b
5. h
6. c
7. f
8. e
4. so much 7. so
5. such
6. such
8. so
1. g
2. a
3. i
1. such
little
2. so
3. so few
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1. It is a fantasy or wish.
2. The brain is mismatching the
past and the present.
3. It is a memory from a past
life.
4. knowledge of something
5. an occurrence; happening
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6. dream
7. chaos; confusion
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1. privileged
2. traced
3. elements
4. appealing
5. rotating
6. obsession
7. synthetic
8. porcupine
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1. privileged
2. rotating
3. appealing
4. porcupine
5. obsession
6. extracted
7. synthetic
8. Traced
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1.
2.
3.
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4.
5.
anore
xia
bulim
ia
anore
xia
and
bulim
ia
People
can't stop
dieting and
exercising.
People
always think
they are too
fat even
when they
are very thin.
It is an
eating
disorder.
People
sometimes
eat enormous
amounts of
food.
People
make
themselves
vomit after
they eat.
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6.
7.
People
often develop
this eating
disorder after
following a
very strict
diet.
People
usually need
professional
help to
overcome the
eating
disorder.
2. plump
1. disoriented
4. startling
3. ubiquitous
6. vanity
5. absentminded
8. on the house 7. discard
12. flake
9. tampered
13. delighted
10. iffy
14. haggard
11. appealing
15. damage
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Down
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6. It was such a big mistake
that he sent a note to
apologize for it.
7. It was such a funny movie
that I laughed the whole
time.
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1. rumor
2. praise
3. circulated
4. criticism
5. virtues
6. brilliant
7. ridicule
8. scandal
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successful doctor and
research scientist.
2. I'm hardworking and honest.
3. My teacher praises me a lot.
My boss criticizes me a lot.
4. I do think it is bad to
spread rumors because it's
not nice to talk about people
behind their backs.
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11 Express Yourself
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1. extinct 4. routinely 7.
solitary
2. immense 5. currently 8.
acquire
3. rhyme
6. consecutive
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1. who /
2. which
3. who /
4. which
1.
that
/ that
that
/ that
that, which
5. which
6. which
7. who /
8. who /
/ that
/ that
that
that
Subj
Obje
ect
ct
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2.
that, which,
4.
that, who
that, which
5.
that, who,
whom,
that, which,
that, who
3.
6.
7.
8.
that, who,
whom,
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1. a
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3. c
4. b
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1. surrender
2. intimidate
3. notorious
4. attack
5. treasure
6. theory
7. attempt
8. invaluable
1. invaluable
2. surrender
3. attempt
4. theory
5. revenge
6. notorious
7. treasure
8. attack
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2. when
Dusk is the time of day at
which the sun sets.
3. where
My bedroom is the one
place in our house that I
can be alone in.
4. where
The restaurant that we had
dinner at last night was
wonderful.
5. when
Morning is the time of day
in which we wake up.
6. when
Fall is the time of year that
we rake leaves in.
7. where
Cities are places that many
people live and work in.
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5. Dinner is the time of day
when our whole family gets
together to talk. / Dinner is
the time of day at which our
whole family gets together to
talk.
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1. Answers will vary.
2. Answer will vary. Sample
answer:
King Tut's Tomb
One of the greatest finds in
archaeological history came in
1922, when the tomb of
Tutankhamen was discovered.
The tomb had been hidden for
over 3,000 years. The world
was amazed to see the
incredible treasures that were
buried with the pharaoh,
including statues, furniture,
vessels, and gold.
Archaeologists think that this
tomb was robbed at least twice
in its history, but the amount of
treasure that was still there was
amazing. This discovery was
important because it tells us
more about how the ancient
Egyptians lived.
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1. g
2. h
3. j
4. k
5. c
6. b
7. i
8. I
9. a
10. f
11. d
12. e
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