Spelling Teacher's Manual

TEACHER’S MANUAL

G N I L L SP E ENGLISH in context 1

ENGLISH iin n ccontext o n te x t

CAPITALIZATION AND PUNCTUATION GRAMMAR AND USAGE READING COMPREHENSION SPELLING VOCABULARY WRITING

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ENGLISH IN CONTEXT ■ PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Mastery of basic language skills is the overarching goal of the English in Context series. To this end, each of the six worktexts has been carefully designed to “begin at the beginning” and gradually proceed along the skills continuum. The low reading level (approximately 4.0) is consistent throughout the program. The worktexts are appropriate for use with small groups, a full class, or by independent learners. The self-explanatory nature of the lessons frees the teacher for individual mentoring. Students from middle school through adult classes will appreciate the variety of contextual themes, which include humor, amazing facts, historical highlights, and excerpts from real-world documents and forms, as well as high-interest material from academic content areas. Both illustrations and graphic art are used to support the instruction and maintain interest. A variety of puzzles, riddles, and games are intended to sharpen critical thinking skills as they provide additional interest and amusement. A handy reference guide at the back of each worktext promotes the invaluable habit of “looking up” a verifying reference when usage is in doubt. ■ TEACHING THE PROGRAM ◆ Make sure that every student has a dictionary close at hand. Many lessons refer the student to a dictionary for the purpose of checking spelling, different forms of the word, synonyms, etc. ◆ Before passing out the worktexts for the first time, anticipate the negative attitudes of students who have experienced little success in previous English studies. Point out that all lessons are short and that examples provided can be used as models. Ask students to read the worktext Introduction aloud, and then follow up with a class discussion. Encourage students to expect success. For the first few lessons in a worktext, ask a student volunteer to read the directions aloud while you observe the other students, making certain that the instructions are understood. ◆ Lesson extensions for homework and/or extra credit might include locating examples of “English in context” in newspaper or magazine clippings, or creative writing assignments such as making posters or charts, writing song lyrics or product descriptions, or finding and recording examples of the focus skill from their basal textbooks. Realia (actual business letters, operating instructions, classified ads, etc.) are extremely effective for demonstrating the relevance and everyday application of basic English skills.

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◆ Challenge students to find errors in written materials from the “real world.” Offer bonus grade points for examples of missing commas, incorrect capitalization, grammar slip-ups, etc. ◆ Riffle through each student’s worktext on a regular basis, checking to see that all assigned lessons are completed. If you think it useful, conduct a short weekly “answerchecking” session with the entire group. Keep an eye out for students who aren’t making progress. Record unit review scores on the class record chart provided. ◆ Students who are unable to keep pace with their classmates need individual evaluation. Those having difficulty with the reading level could be assigned a peer tutor or perhaps work together in a small group to thoroughly preview and follow up on lessons that are causing them problems. Some ESL students need more oral language practice before transitioning into an entire lesson presentation in print. All students need continuing encouragement from the teacher as well as his or her unflagging expectation of success. ◆ As students proceed through the worktexts, periodically reinforce selected skills and subskills in one of the following ways: (1) Choose an entry from the reference guide, write it on the board, and ask students to supply examples. (2) Integrate basic English skills instruction in various content-area presentations by asking questions about grammatical structure, interesting vocabulary, “rulebreaker” spellings, or any exemplary written formats. (3) Reinforce the correlation between spoken and written language by eliciting oral responses to the types of questions asked in the worktext lessons, e.g., “Can anyone name the part of speech for each word in the chapter title?”

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SPELLING UNIT

STUDENTS

ENGLISH IN CONTEXT

UNIT

CLASS RECORD CHART Record the number of items missed on each Unit Review next to the student’s name. If there are more than two errors, remediate as necessary.

ANSWER KEY 7. Short and Long Vowel Sounds

1 FOUNDATIONS OF SPELLING

A. 1. S 2. L 3. S 4. S 5. S 6. L 7. S 8. L 9. L 10. S 11. L 12. S B. LONG E SOUND: money, happy, truly, key LONG I SOUND : myself, fry, rely, apply CONSONANT SOUND: young, canyon, beyond, yellow C. 1. Oklahoma 2. Arkansas 3. Idaho 4. Ohio 5. Hawaii 6. Vermont D. 1. SHORT VOWELS: big, West LONG VOWELS: Wyoming, state 2. SHORT VOWELS: has, than LONG VOWELS: population, any

1. Legible Handwriting Review quality of handwriting.

2. Alphabetical Order A. 1. O, Q 2. N, P 3. H, J 4. F, H 5. M, O 6. C, E 7. X, Z 8. D, F 9. J, L B. 1. 1, 2, 3 2. 2, 1, 3 3. 2, 3, 1 C. 1. 2, 1, 3 2. 1, 2, 3 3. 3, 2, 1

3. Using a Dictionary A. 1. 3 2. 2nd 3. noun 4. 2 5. AWV B. 1. T 2. F 3. T 4. F

4. Pronouncing Consonants and Vowels

8. Mispronounced Words

A. 1. tongue 2. lips 3. teeth 4. back 5. front 6. tongue 7. lips 8. out B. 1. r 2. t 3. m 4. h 5. s C. 1. hand, mad 2. desk, cent 3. hid, did 4. plate, great 5. kite, might 6. got, sock 7. fun, pup 8. try, spy 9. mutt, strut 10. home, roam

A. 1. chocolate, beverages 2. favorite, vegetable 3. strength, supposed 4. quantity, twelfth B. 1. soph/o/more 2. tem/per/a/ment 3. math/e/mat/ics 4. en/vi/ron/ment C. ACROSS: 2. grievous 4. library 6. ordinary 7. burglar DOWN : 1. disastrous 3. camera 5. boundary

5. Consonants A. AWV B. 1. plum, peach, apple, orange, banana, apricot, grape, watermelon, pineapple 2. tomato, onion, corn, spinach, beet, lettuce, carrot, celery, pea C. AWV

9. More Mispronounced Words A. 1. recognize 2. government 3. represent 4. accidentally 5. grandmother B. interesting, February, surprised, especially, just, several, pictures, yourselves, handsome

6. Consonant Clusters A. 1. sheep, shark, shadow 2. when, wheat, whom 3. patch, fetch, latch B. 1. which, Whitney 2. shamrock, shade 3. Why, white, whale 4. space, shuttle, launch, while

10. Transposed Letters 1. wiegh 2. Prehaps 3. olny 4. preform 5. brith, tow 6. sevreal, frist 7. olny, thrid 8. prespire, thier

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11 Homophones

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A. 2. bee 3. bear 4. sent 5. close 6. creak 7. fair 8. flew 9. foul 10. hall 11. here 12. hire 13. made 14. meet B. 1. plain, for 2. rose, flower 3. I, whether, weather 4. you, seen, presents 5. hole, your 6. told, missed 7. wait, seam, sewn 8. We, through 9. real, in C. ACROSS: 3. seam 5. yore 6. through 7. for 9. weight 11. plane DOWN : 1. flour 2. weather 4. mist 6. tolled 8. whole 10. reel D. AWV

SPELLING PATTERNS

13. Prefixes: un, in, il, im, ir A. 1. irreplaceable 2. innumerable 3. immature 4. illogical 5. immortal B. 1. unreliable 2. irregular 3. illegal 4. inaccurate 5. impossible 6. irreversible 7. ineffective 8. unrehearsed 9. impolite 10. uncontested

14. Prefixes: re, de, dis, mis, inter, sub 1. disability, international 2. reupholster, subcompact 3. discourtesy, interview 4. misinformed, debug 5. substandard, refocus 6. misplaced, defrosting 7. disobeyed, misbehaving 8. miscalculated, reappear

12. Words Often Confused A. 1. already 2. led 3. altogether 4. all ready 5. lead 6. all together 7. then 8. effect 9. than 10. affect B. 1. They’re, their 2. It’s, its 3. Whose, your 4. who’s

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15. Prefixes: per, pre, pro A. 1. procession 2. prenatal 3. perspective 4. prehistoric B.

UNIT REVIEW A. 1. Ford 2. Grant 3. Jefferson 4. Madison B. 1. long 2. long 3. short 4. short 5. long 6. short C. 1. d 2. c 3. b 4. a D. AWV E. ache, bread, faith, clamp F. fued, wrinkel, porportion G. diffrent, paticular, hunderd H. 1. doe 2. dough 3. vein 4. vain 5. rays 6. raise 7. hall 8. haul I. 1. principal 2. compliment 3. dessert 4. personal

1. OK 2. persecute 3. OK 4. OK 5. profession 6. perturb 7. OK 8. propose 9. OK 10. predict 11. OK 12. pretend

P R O P O S E

P E N O I S S E P F O R P

R E D I C T N R P R E E R N S T V C O E I I C E S R C D T L D R P U A A A J T I U C E E M S E R R R L E P O R P E E R T U R B P

16. Suffix: ly A. 1. Typically 2. busily 3. Unbelievably 4. Usually 5. basically 6. interestingly B. 1. tragically 2. sincerely 3. crazily 4. annually

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17. Suffixes: ful, less

D. considered, handicapped, awarded, stirring, parading, making, spent, preparing, worrying, losing, winning, racing, competes E. ACROSS: 1. stroked 4. implied 8. taught 9. apologized 10. determined DOWN : 2. tried 3. spent 5. lost 6. dragged 7. ripped

A. 1. restless 2. fearful 3. careful 4. painless 5. fearless 6. hopeful 7. careless B. 1. tireless or powerful 2. worthless or useless 3. spotless 4. successful 5. respectful 6. humorless C. ACROSS: 2. thoughtful 5. fearful 6. painless 7. helpful 8. restful DOWN : 1. careless 2. tireless 3. hopeless 4. restless

21. Suffix: ous A. 1. mountainous 2. melodious 3. hazardous 4. famous 5. dangerous 6. malicious B. 1. gracious 2. luxurious 3. monotonous 4. marvelous 5. mysterious 6. ridiculous

18. Suffixes: ise, ize A. Surprise, prize, realize, sanitize, recognize, popularize, despise, criticize B. ACROSS: 1. summarize 6. advertise 7. itemize 8. revise DOWN : 2. energize 3. merchandise 4. advise 5. sympathize

22. Suffixes: er, est 1. taller 2. tallest, higher 3. tiniest 4. longest 5. hottest 6. largest 7. stranger 8. hardest

19. Suffixes: ant, ance, ancy, ent, ence, ency

23. Suffixes: tion, sion A. 1. imagination 2. impression 3. communication 4. precision B. 1. admiration 7. revision 2. expression 8. suspension 3. pretension 9. fascination 4. nomination 10. decision 5. conclusion 11. creation 6. adoration 12. impression

A. 1. tolerance 2. performance 3. resistance 4. preference 5. existence 6. perseverance B. 1. superintendent’s, assistant 2. immigrant, resident 3. prominent, merchant C. 1. emergency, ambulance 2. infancy, tendency 3. insistent, absences 4. deficiency, significant

A D M I R D E O X R P A R T E I T S O E S N R I I P O O N C O N N O I S N N O I T A

20. Suffixes: ed, t, ing A. 1. interrupted, interrupting 2. possessed, possessing 3. injured, injuring B. 1. frying 2. buried 3. marrying 4. replied C. 1. copied 2. cried 3. scurrying 4. delaying

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A T I O O I S D N E E C I V I S

N O I T A E R C

I C L U S I E P S U S N I C S A

I M P R E S S I O N F

N O I T A N I M O N N

24. Suffixes: ary, ery

D.

A. 1. imaginary 2. stationery 3. anniversary 4. elementary 5. Slavery 6. boundary B. ACROSS: 1. sanitary 5. forgery 6. secretary 7. cemetery DOWN : 2. temporary 3. nursery 4. vocabulary

A. 1. foxes 2. desks 3. dishes 4. churches 5. candidates 6. ghosts B. 1. libraries 2. authorities 3. holidays 4. opportunities C. 1. loaves 2. wolves 3. wives 4. sheriffs D. 1. heroes 2. solos 3. ratios 4. studios 5. sopranos 6. tomatoes E. 1. c 2. e 3. i 4. h 5. k

A. 1. responsible 2. irresistible 3. disposable 4. perishable 5. considerable 6. lovable 7. permissible 8. durable B. 1. removable 2. accessible 3. adorable 4. reversible 5. insurable 6. sensible

26. Suffixes: er, or, ian plumber technician electrician comedian gardener musician C O U N S E L O R P E

T E C G R O V T O G R C S E N L U M N A

H N I E C N A C E I A R D T I N A A T O B E R I C I

7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

3. eighteen 5. retrieve 6. wiener 10. sleigh DOWN : 1. height 2. shriek 4. freight 7. niece 8. reign 9. veil

28. Regular and Irregular Plurals

25. Suffixes: able, ible

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

ACROSS:

29. Words with Double Consonants doctor counselor dancer actor senator governor

A. 1. recommend 2. necessary 3. address 4. immediate 5. opportunity 6. disappoint 7. different 8. excellent 9. apparent 10. supposed B. 1. collector 2. pretty 3. terrible 4. across 5. missile 6. excellent 7. address 8. opportunity C. 1. supper, dinner 2. professor, college 3. comma, correct 4. accept, marriage 5. arrangements, business

C I A N A D A C I O C M E E N E R O O T R R C O S U M D

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UNIT REVIEW A. 1. preview 2. protest 3. persist B. 1. jollier, jolliest 2. sharper, sharpest 3. easier, easiest C. 1. illiterate, incapable, undetected, irrelevant, immodest, unavailable 2. renew, declaw, remind 3. substation, misunderstand, disregard, dismiss

27. Words with ie /ei A. 1. niece 2. ceiling 3. receipt 4. neighbor 5. piece 6. believe 7. shield 8. deceive 9. achieve B. 1. chief 2. veil 3. yield 4. perceive 5. eight 6. relief 7. grieve 8. freight C. 1. science 2. ancient 3. foreign 4. Weird 5. counterfeit 6. heir

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32. The uh Sound

D. 1. possibly, happily, usually, frantically 2. spent, painted, buried, swept 3. speaking, writing, copying 4. cavernous, glorious, suspicious 5. adorable, terrible 6. governor, magician, player, manager 7. spotless, beautiful E. waxes, messes, women F. swimming, ballad, running G. 1. coincidence, emergency, ambulance, truancy 2. fishery, library, dictionary, trickery 3. advertise, modernize, popularize, surprise 4. expansion, reduction H. relief, deceive, ceiling, thief

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A. 1. children, ago, canyon 2. banana, idea, several 3. again, item, riot 4. comma, agent, fortify 5. atom, fuel, arithmetic 6. weapon, senator, resident B. 1. second 2. calendar 3. absent 4. magazine 5. problems 6. purchase 7. verify 8. period

33. The uhl Sound A. 1. annual 2. personal 3. natural 4. vital 5. quarrel 6. global 7. label 8. ankle 9. article B. 1. mantel 2. pedal 3. maple 4. fatal 5. dimple 6. cancel 7. mortal 8. final C. 1. nickel 2. squirrel 3. people 4. label 5. gentle 6. annual 7. personal 8. handle 9. ankle

IRREGULAR SPELLINGS

34. The ur Sound

30. The aw Sound

A. 1. bride 2. cheer 3. wrist 4. grid 5. brink 6. reform 7. near 8. crest 9. silent 10. spear B. 1. attorney 2. collar 3. shirt 4. nurse 5. stir 6. grammar 7. herd 8. harbor 9. disturb 10. vinegar C. 1. perfect 2. herd 3. circle 4. vinegar 5. grammar 6. harbor D. 1. Disturb 2. thirsty 3. nurse 4. furniture 5. attorney 6. regular 7. burn, stir 8. collar, shirt

A. 1. dog’s, soft 2. often, walks 3. office, hall 4. log, fallen 5. coffee, strong 6. call, walnuts 7. already, salt B. 1. autumn 2. awful 3. awesome 4. straw C. ACROSS: 1. always 5. chocolate 8. talk DOWN : 2. all 3. frost 4. chalk 6. often 7. toss

31. The air Sound A. 1. scary 2. stair 3. dare 4. chariot 5. various 6. January B. 1. fair 2. rare 3. compare 4. share 5. parent 6. repair 7. ferryboat 8. necessary 9. beware

35. The oi Sound 1. boil 2. soy 3. oily 4. voyage 5. sirloin, broiler 6. noise, annoys 7. disappointed, join 8. royal, boyhood 9. employer, voice

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42. Words with ch, tch

36. The ow Sound

A. 1. crunch 2. birch 3. chuckle 4. pitchfork 5. ouch 6. latch B. 1. hatchet 7. stitch 2. bleach 8. orchard 3. charcoal 9. champion 4. hopscotch 10. pitcher 5. spinach 11. purchase 6. fetch 12. pooch

A. 1. growl, foul 2. hour, sour 3. allow, somehow 4. powder, louder B. 1. plow 2. bounce 3. clown 4. blouse C. 1. crown 2. house 3. vowels 4. towel 5. pound 6. brown

37. The oo Sound

B P I T C H E R H

D R A H C L F E T C H H A S A C T O H C T H A H C M C P E P O T T I O O C N C H A R C O

A. 1. truly 2. noon 3. fool 4. cushion 5. balloon 6. bamboo B. 1. bullfrog 2. pudding 3. football 4. tourists 5. rosebush 6. cookie, sugar 7. took, handful 8. would, goodbye 9. should, notebook

38. Words with ough A. 1. f 2. d 3. a 4. e 5. b 6. c B. 1. cough 2. thought 3. sought 4. fought 5. Although

R O O P E S C A H C R U I P T A L

H C A N I P S

S

43. Words with j, g, ge, dge A. 1. enjoy 2. gem 3. banjo 4. rage 5. major 6. giant B. 1. Cabbage, Jane 2. jogging, pajamas 3. bridge, dangerous 4. pledge, allegiance 5. gentlemen, rampage 6. knowledge, subject

39. Words with augh, igh A. fright, night, onslaught, right, fight, caught, slaughtered, mighty B. ACROSS: 2. lightning 4. daughter 6. naughty 7. delight 8. eighteen DOWN : 1. mighty 3. fright 5. taught

44. Words with ph

40. Words with cede, ceed, sede

A. 1. few, fine 2. friends, Frank, Memphis 3. physician, physical, football 4. felt, Phantom, phenomenal B. ACROSS: 1. paragraph 5. symphony 6. alphabet 8. geography DOWN : 2. phony 3. phrase 4. typhoon 7. trophy

A. preceded, proceeded, accede, receded, concede, supersede, proceeded, succeed, exceeded B. 1. secede 2. recede 3. precede

41. Words with qu A. 1. acquit 2. squirrel 3. quiz 4. quirk B. 1. quaint 2. bouquet 3. Quentin 4. questionnaire C. ACROSS: 2. grotesque 4. banquet 7. delinquent 8. equal DOWN : 1. sequel 3. quality 5. adequate 6. quiet

45. Silent Letters A. 1. design 2. knapsack 3. plumber 4. wrist 5. solemn 6. scene 7. chrome 8. plume 9. often 10. half

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B. Answers will vary. C. 1. folklore, gnomes 2. wrapped, knickknacks 3. technique, swordfish 4. doubt, autumn 5. glistened, ice 6. scissors, glue, science D. ACROSS: 1. yolk 3. cocoa 6. hasten 8. ballet 9. honest DOWN : 1. yacht 2. knot 4. knife 5. climb 7. scene

47. The Apostrophe A. 1. fish’s 2. children’s 3. chicken’s 4. Shakespeare’s 5. cities’ 6. mice’s B. Answers will vary. C. 1. I’m 2. ’96 3. your 4. you’ll 5. ’88 6. could’ve 7. It’s 8. They’d

48. Abbreviations

46. Words with s /c, k /c

A. 1. f 2. i 3. e 4. g 5. h 6. b 7. c 8. d 9. j 10. a B. 1. ounces 2. paid 3. package 4. building 5. assistant 6. each C. 1. qts./quarts, gal./gallon 2. ht./ height, wt./weight 3. St./Street, Blvd./Boulevard 4. ft./ feet, yds./ yards 5. mins./ minutes, hrs./ hours 6. yrs./ years, exp./experience D. 1. mph 2. BC 3. Ave. 4. mo. 5. pl. 6. govt. 7. no. 8. etc. 9. ch. 10. corp. 11. anon. 12. B.S.

A. 1. whistle, vise 2. sauce, cent 3. kitten, kettle 4. vehicle, column B. Answers will vary. C. cancel, access, concede, calcium, practice, consequence D. ACROSS: 3. cease 4. decision 6. license 7. certain 8. sincere DOWN : 1. false 2. civilize 4. defense 5. absence

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UNIT REVIEW A. 1. install, clause 2. verify, marrow 3. arena, afraid 4. flannel, mobile 5. squirt, worship B. 1. d 2. c 3. a 4. e 5. b 6. h 7. i 8. f 9. j 10. g C. Answers will vary. D. 1. Boy, honest, trustworthy 2. care, pair, peach 3. appreciate, wouldn’t, shout 4. Fred, injured, jaw 5. Indeed, judge, tough 6. guard, enjoyed, quiet 7. Charles, knuckle, bottle 8. cause, increase, ticket 9. watched, teacher’s, very 10. daughter, frequently, budget

49. The Hyphen A. 1. nineteen 2. seventy-five 3. sixty-two 4. C 5. thirty-six 6. one hundred ten B. 1. C 2. C 3. post-WWII 4. all-American 5. ex-ambassador 6. C C. 1. handbag 2. C 3. bullseye 4. horseshoe 5. father-in-law 6. C 7. ill-timed 8. court martial 9. African-American 10. northeast 11. C 12. half-truth 13. C

50. Using a Dictionary A. 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. T 6. F B. 1. 3 2. Mme. 3. double-header 4. esp.

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B. 1. twelfth 2. twentieth 3. eighth 4. one hundredth 5. fourteenth 6. ninety-seventh C. 1. six 2. forty-two 3. 10 A.M. 4. one-fourth 5. second 6. Five

UNIT REVIEW A. 1. There’s, two-story 2. faces, skyline 3. mid-1920’s, 16 million 4. They’d, their 5. passenger’s, thirty-four 6. you’ll, Island’s B. 1. D.C. 2. U.S.A. 3. A.M. 4. P.M. 5. cap 6. lc 7. F 8. B.S. C. stepfather, nest egg, moth-eaten, anteater, father-in-law, pro-Castro, antifreeze D. 1. tombstone 2. interpersonal 3. city-state 4. single-handed 5. feather bed, hush puppy

54. State Names and Abbreviations 1. Alabama 2. Alaska 3. Arizona 4. Arkansas 5. California 6. Colorado 7. Connecticut 8. Delaware 9. Florida 10. Georgia 11. Hawaii 12. Idaho 13. Illinois 14. Indiana 15. Iowa 16. Kansas 17. Kentucky 18. Louisiana 19. Maine 20. Maryland 21. Massachusetts 22. Michigan 23. Minnesota 24. Mississippi 25. Missouri

5 EVERYDAY SPELLING WORDS 51. Days of the Week A. 1. Saturday 2. Tuesday 3. Tuesday, Wednesday 4. Friday 5. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday B. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday

52. Months of the Year A. 1. October, November, December 2. January, February 3. March, May, June 4. April B. 1. Jan. 2. Feb. 3. Mar. 4. Apr. 5. not abbreviated 6. Jun. 7. Jul. 8. Aug. 9. Sept. 10. Oct. 11. Nov. 12. Dec. C. 1. Saturday, August 18 2. Thursday, July 4 3. Tuesday, March 29

26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50.

Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

55. Measurement Terms A. 1. c 2. e 3. d 4. b 5. a a. pt.➞ice cream b. bu.➞wheat c. in.➞a playing card d. sq. mi.➞a wildlife refuge e. lb.➞bag of sugar B. 1. peck 2. mile 3. ton 4. yard C. 1. barrels 2. ounce 3. quart 4. feet 5. furlong 6. miles 7. gallons 8. square miles D. 1. decaliter 2. kilometers 3. m 4. kilograms 5. g 6. centimeter

53. Numbers as Words A. 1. billion 2. million 3. forty 4. thousand 5. thirty-two 6. hundred 7. ninety 8. eleven 9. eight

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58. G, H, I Words

UNIT REVIEW

A. I guess you haven’t heard the news. We have an incredible new animal at the zoo! It’s a young male gorilla named Koko. When he is fully grown, he will weigh 400 pounds and reach a height of about six feet. You should go to see him immediately. He’s great !

A. 1. Mon., Jan. 30 5. Fri., May 15 2. Tues., Feb. 2 6. Sat., Jun. 7 3. Wed., Mar. 21 7. Sun., Jul. 27 4. Thur., Apr. 1 8. Tues., Aug. 9 B. 1. September 2. October 3. November 4. December C. 1. MO 2. ME 3. MS 4. MD 5. MN 6. MA 7. MI D. 1. Nebraska 2. Illinois 3. Alaska 4. Delaware 5. Iowa 6. Georgia 7. Kansas 8. Connecticut E. 1. in. 2. sq. mi. 3. ft. 4. km F. 1. forty-seven 2. two-thirds 3. six hundred twenty-one 4. ninety-five 5. one thousand 6. third

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

guard hoarse goes ignorant hospital interpret

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SPELLING DEMONS

56. A, B, C Words A. 1. autumn 2. benefit 3. Committee 4. busily 5. already 6. auditorium 7. conveniently 8. accessible 9. accommodate 10. charity 11. bargain B. ACROSS: 2. candidate 5. accuse 6. across DOWN : 1. category 3. accuracy 4. amateur

H O N E H E A T N A A O R H D A A U R G U A R I

7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. O R A E S R T A U S O H

insurable honorable interest graduate guarantee harassment

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59. J, K, L Words A.

57. D, E, F Words A. 1. dissatisfied, desperate, effectiveness, deodorant 2. familiarize, extraordinary, fulfill, extremely 3. exaggerate, disappointment, embarrassment 4. definite, environment, forfeit 5. financial, excuse, for, fair B. 1. driving 2. delicious 3. emperor’s 4. fragile

My lawyer warned me not to loan any of my luxurious belongings to strangers. But I was lonely and trying to be likable. I also had no knowledge of how jealous some people can be. Losing my jewelry was bad enough, but I really need my limousine. If I knew then what I know now, I would have at least listened to my lawyer!

B. 1. 2. 3. 4.

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judge’s, justice led, laboratory knives, kitchen literature, lesson, lovely

60. M, N, O Words

B.

A. 1. ninety nickels 2. outrageous occurrence 3. miniature marshmallows 4. necessary nutrition 5. ordinary orchestra B. ACROSS: 1. original 5. niece 6. mathematics 7. nuisance DOWN : 1. once 2. nucleus 3. obstacle 4. omission

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

unnatural supervisor tragedy technique usable strictly S E U E U S R Q A U G B P E T L E A R E R A N A N V P C I E E D S Y U N N A T U R

61. P, Q, R Words A. persistent, rumor, recent, personnel, practices, Problems, prevalent, possibly, recommended, unqualified, reference, passed, quite, perturbed, peculiar B. 1. possesses, physical, qualities, pageant 2. Prominent, politicians, probably, pedestal 3. realize, rehearsal, repetition

7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

tolerance shaky sergeant until separation unmistakable

S H A N O O I L E N L H A T G E S O A L R

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U N M I S T A K A B L E

63. V, W, Y Words 1. You’re, villains, wrest 2. visitors, waste, valuable 3. violent, lightning, very 4. Would, gallon, wine 5. whales, weigh, world 6. volcanoes, vegetation, vanishes

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UNIT REVIEW A. 1. basis 2. capital 3. byte 4. ad 5. weather 6. chili 7. principles 8. vain B. PUZZLE ANSWER: no errors 1. anonymous 2. adolescent 3. miner 4. exercise 5. zeroes 6. minor 7. interrupt 8. tortoise C. 1. withhold 2. curriculum 3. wholly 4. temperament D. typical, quantity, icicles, jeopardy, vacuum, leather, business, maneuver, tongue, rhythm, strength, bouquet, beautiful

62. S, T, U WORDS A. Tune in tonight to Terror on Tuesday. Undoubtedly, this new series is something special—not your usual TV fare! First time ever shown on television. The suspense in these previously untold tales may turn your stomach. Some scenes are so scary it’s unbelievable! Warning: Several stories are too shocking for the unsophisticated. See tonight’s schedule for details. Tomorrow will be too late!

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