Week 2!!!!!

1. Week 2!!!!!

2. Fix these sentences • it don't make no difference since my mom wont let me go with you • After the teacher gave Susan the paper she walked away angrily.

3. Have you ever bitten into a nice juicy apple only to find that a worm had already been there? The apple worm is really the caterpillar of the codling moth. The young hatch from eggs the size of pin heads and feast on apples for about a month. When the caterpillar is about a half-inch long it leaves the apple and spins a cocoon. After a month the adult moth emerges.

Which sentence would make the best addition to the end of this paragraph?

a)  Apples are an extremely healthy food to eat.
b)  Moths and butterflies are different in several ways.
c)  Sometimes three generations of the codling moths may live in the orchard in just a year.
d) The codling moth is a pesky varmint.
 

4. The codling moth is native to Europe. Settlers brought the moth to North America with apples in about 1750. The moth moved westward across the United States and finally reached California in 1874. The moth damages apples, pears and even English walnuts.

Which sentence would make the best addition to the end of this paragraph?

a)  Several harmful insects have reached North America by transporting plants across the Atlantic Ocean.
b)  Farmers have lost millions of dollars in crops due to the codling moth.
c)  The only thing worse than biting into an apple and finding a worm, is biting into an apple and finding only half a worm.
d)  Moths are attracted to the light.

5. Now lets put this paragraph together…..

6. Ch 6 • Please read and complete questions

7. DOL • Yesterday I wants to go Marshal because they teaches English Math; and Spanish. • . Eggworthy scrambled to the finish line a nano-second before the next fast racer and then raises his arms in victory.

8.      First Charles "Trout" Walker led an angry group of townspeople to the school house. Then he called Katherine Barlow a "Devil Woman" for kissing Sam, the onion man. Immediately after this Katherine ran to the sheriff for help, but he was drunk tried to flirt with her instead of trying to help. Trout then caught up to Katherine and Sam on his motorized boat. Katherine was rescued against her wishes and Sam was shot. Three days later Katherine shot the sheriff and kissed him, giving her the name Kissin' Kate Barlow.

Which sequence best describes the order of events in this passage?

1) Trout called Katherine a Devil Woman.
2) Katherine was rescued, and Sam was shot.
3) Trout Walker took the townspeople to the school house.
4) Kate killed the sheriff.
5) Katherine went to the sheriff for help.

a) 3, 1, 5, 2, 4
b) 3, 4, 5, 2, 1
c) 3, 4, 1, 2, 5
d) 3, 5, 4, 1, 2

9. After 20 years of being a bandit, Kate returned to Green Lake. The place was a ghost town and the lake had dried up. Trout and his wife, Linda Miller, found Kate and demanded that she give them her stolen treasure. Next Trout and Linda dragged Kate all over the dried up lake in her bare feet demanding she tell them were the loot was buried. Suddenly Kate was bitten by a lizard. Her last words were, "Start digging." Kate died laughing.

Which sequence best describes the order of events in this passage?

1)  Kate walks aimlessly barefooted across the dried up lake.
2)  Kate dies laughing.
3)  Kate returned to Green Lake.
4)  Trout and Linda demanded that Kate tell them were she has buried the stolen money.
5)  A lizard bites Kate.

a) 3, 1, 5, 2, 4
b) 3, 4, 1, 5, 2
c) 4, 3, 1, 2, 5
d) 5, 3, 4, 1, 2

10. This paragraph is missing an introduction sentence and a conclusion sentence. • Please put the paragraph together and then add these 2 sentences.

11. CH 7 • We will read this out loud and you can choose which you want to do • Draw a picture of a scene from the reading. Explain why you chose that scene. • Imagine a meeting between you and one of the book’s characters. Where would you meet? What would you discuss? Create a dialogue that includes references to the story’s action, other characters, and bits about your own life. • Tell your thoughts and feelings about something that happened in the reading or something about one of the characters in the reading. How does an event or a person remind you of something in your experience or life? How does it relate? Be sure to include specific events from both the book and your own life.