A) reading a chart B) using a thesaurus C) map skills D) dictionary skills
A) elegant B) fond C) fortunate D) awkward
A) faucet B) aye C) billow D) endurance
A) elegant B) fond C) fiery D) acre
A) last two words on the previous page. B) first and last words on a dictionary page. C) first and second words on a dictionary page. D) first two words on the next page.
A) 63 B) 11 C) 62 D) 10
A) echo and bleat B) awkward and elegant C) fond and fortunate D) endurance and breathe
A) fortunate B) faucet C) acre D) billow
A) sight words B) entry words C) spelling words D) guide words
A) A dictionary gives more than one meaning for some words. B) Words are divided into syllables in a dictionary. C) The part of speech is listed for the word in a dictionary. D) A dictionary should not have pictures.
A) A dictionary is the only resource to find synonyms and antonyms. B) A dictionary divides words into syllables. C) A dictionary page should have only twenty entry words on each page. D) A dictionary must give at least three different meanings for each word.
A) parts of speech B) entry words C) important words D) definitions
A) bridge B) buggy C) balloon D) bone
A) fortunate and echo B) ache and breathe C) bare and aye D) breathe and especial |