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They loved her, as this sentence tells you.":s150:IN83500t2900looking out to see what was happening.";< 150:IN83400 2900:,,,3(R2):"^(Across the road from the red house lived Fran and Todd.^)";,,,3(R3):" Fran and Todd were twins. They were just six years old. ^(More importantly, they loack of everything that happened near her window.^)"; R R6İ2910:"^>Mindy^< is the right answer. Here you see how she watched everything in the neighborhood.": 150:IN83300( 2900:"If there were any kind of noise outside, Mindy would be the money you receive back is called your ^>change^<.":2078QjA3600:B1:2100Wof $1.09. I had been given";:R11:W$"change":WL2:2010:" for a $20 bill instead of $10.";:R2RAN10İ2910:"In order for her to have $11.09 in her hand, it must have been ^>given^< to her.":2078<$AN11İ2910:"When you pay for groceries, 8u AN9İ2910:"Since she was helping by doing the grocery shopping, she would have been buying ^>food^<.":2078A3500:B0:2100c2900:"When I got outside the store I saw that I had been";:R10:R1R:W$"given":WL1:2010:" $11.09 instead " a list of seven things to buy. When I went through the checkout the ":R9:W$"food":WL1:2010:" came to $8.91.";:R2R AN8İ2910:"Mother gave her money. Mother also gave her a list. 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Last week I";:R4:W$"had":WL1:2010:" an unusual thing happen to";:R5:W$"me":WL1:2010:".";:R2RY AN3İ2910:"She salike that.";:R2R AN1İ2910:"The story says she likes to help around the house because her mother works. That means she is a big ^>help^<.":2078 AN2İ2910:"If she is a big help, then she is dependable. ^>Am^< is the correct form of the whouse. My mother works at the hospital and she has four of us kids to care for.";:R2Rc & R1R21x v A3100:B0:2100 2900:"She says that I'm a big";:R1:R1R:W$"help":WL1:2010:" to her and that I";:R2:W$"am":WL0:2010:" dependable. I S  DC03 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000aT BC6:LW11:RW40:TW0:NL8:500:^ BC6:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"KEEP^/THE CHANGE":0:130W  2900:"I like to help my mother around the      ˁ&Ƹ⊠檎Ύ+р *р؏ 8Ԋ 8 :Ą ݍĄĄԔ%ƎՕЀ$ՀûՕА%ĄٝՕĀЙݝ$Յ'@nlET0(EՀՅDՕ(ʊՀݍ݂Ђ(Ŕ&Յ Ë%Յ Ђ%ԕ%33party, Mindy was an invited guest.^)^/^/Mindy loved Fran and Todd as much as they loved her.";R5İ2910:"^>False^<, she didn't ruin the party. Here you see that she was a special guest.":g150:IN84000p2020z4100150:IN838002900:"Other times they would play with her in the playhouse. If Todd or Fran were eating something, Mindy would sit up and beg for a bite of it.";150:IN83900^2900:,,,3(R5):"^(When Todd and Fran had their birthday iss Adams knew it meant that Fran and Todd would soon be knocking on the door.";d;150:IN83700<2900:"Sometimes they would ask if Mindy could come to their house to play. Mindy was always ready to go. Sometimes they would read to her.";the girl feel good.":2078/^A4100:B0:2100?hST12:2300hX197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2602@D"BLOADDC03.1.PAC,A"T9:"DC03.1":P1,0:TI.5:11:PM4'TI1:120:900Necause she would have ^>to^<.":20789 A4000:B0:2100 2900:"Her big";:R17:R1R:W$"smile":WL2:2010:" made me feel good.";:R2RAN17İ2910:"The checker would certainly ^>smile^< because the $10 was returned, and the smile would make 00:"She said the checker would have";:R16:R1R:W$"to":WL0:2010:" make up for the money from her pay. So, that is what I did. The checker thanked me for saving her $10.";:R2R$ AN16İ2910:"The checker would make up the money from her pay, b1:2010:" mother's opinion. She said to take the money back and give it to the checker who made the mistake.";:R2R FAN15İ2910:"The right word is ^>ask^<, which is what you do when you want someone's opinion.":2078 A3900:B0:2100 292010:" the extra $10. I had to decide something quickly.";:R2R AN14İ2910:"The only other choice is to return the $10 to the store, or take it ^>back^<.":2078 2A3800:B0:2100w <2900:"What I did: I decided to";:R15:R1R:W$"ask":WLhat's where she would take her groceries.":2078 AN13İ2910:"^>Mother^< is the right word. The $1.09 change belonged to her.":2078 A3700:B2:2100C 2900:"I could give mother all the change. Or, I could take";:R14:R1R:W$"back":WL1:t2900:"As I rode my bike":R12:R1R:W$"home":WL1:2010:" I tried to decide what to do. 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The highlighted sentence tells you this.":Bs150:IN83500t2900:,,,3(R5):"^(The one we saw ran on a waterwheel that a stream made go around.^) It was fun to see the flour pour out into a bucket.";5~R5İ2910:"This sentence tells y^< is the one choice that is listed here in the story.":M 150:IN83400 2900:,,,3(R3):"Maybe the best trip was to a grist mill. ^(A grist mill takes corn or other grain, and turns it into flour.";.R3İ2910:"The answer is ^>flour^Hearthem to us.^/^/^(Another good trip was to the Health Museum.^)"; R4İ2910:"You read here that ^>museum^< is the answer.": G 150:IN832001 H 2900:"We had a special teacher there tell us about our body and how it works. The neatest thing waof plants and animals. ^(Our teacher showed us some animal homes.^)"; R2İ2910:"The highlighted sentence tells you the answer is ^>teacher^<.": 150:IN83100? 2900:,,,3(R4):"I couldn't even see some of the nests before he showed t130  2900:"I can't decide which field trip this year was the best. My class went on so many, it's hard to pick my favorite!^/^/One time we went to some woods.";  150:IN83000F 2900:,,,3(R2):"We walked on a nature trail, and saw lots u 4 ET02 DH197:"TSUBS1",2000,2100:198:TI1:120:R0:3000v PR$:R3900,3200,3600,3300,3700,3500:130:T BC6:LW0:RW29:TW0:NL9:500:^ BC6:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM118)2:2:"FIELD TRIPS":0:      that's the answer.";:,t 2421((1)4)Lu "Sorry, that's not it.":nv "That is not the answer.":w "Sorry, that's incorrect.":x "Too bad, it's not that one.":y "Not quite ";NF$;", that's wrong.":hńĄʊ஀ĀĄʊ Ņ̀ĉ‚Ђїɩ ŠŅ΂Օݕ՜Ā‚ՅЎ⊪܀́ЁՀ ŠŅ݁ąՕՀр݀л؝ €Ѓ񕗗ՀƇꮪꎀホ󇐑Ǘŝݝܐ̀ݝըʊՀ݀݀Յ₁񕑐ŕЎ ՅфĀՅ׀ Š ԕ⦦⊪ĀՕ؁€􂈝͝դ啁Њ݀ЄΠՀԂсÐѥ ՀՀŕՀ؀Ơ Հ쎆 ԁЊ őő兀ʊׅՁ#Հ đŁąƎ݅Մ݀ՕՅʪՀ􃇇ՕՕՅŠՀČ܌ꮪꮮ"Յ Հ͜Ѐ!Ձ ݀憀莎Ձݜ#ԅ !Ո ոЀЀ"Հ.14:11::TI.75:11:P2,0:230,64:I14:"ET02."(I):N 'TI1:120:900444]the plastic woman showed?":NW3:AW3:W$(0)"hair":W$(1)"skin":W$(2)"heart":2100{ X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2600 @D"BLOADET02.1-10.PAC,A"T9:I58:"ET02."(I)::I126:I7Ĺ230,64:"ET02.9":P2,0:230,32:"ET02.10"; JP1F,0:FF:TI40t "Where did the class learn about the body?":NW3:AW3:W$(0)"woods":W$(1)"grist mill":W$(2)"museum":4040 "What kind of power ran the grist mill?":NW3:AW1:W$(0)"water":W$(1)"gas":W$(2)"wind":4040R |"What was one part of the body (0)"true":W$(1)"false":W$(2)"":4040 "Who found lots of animal homes in the woods?":NW3:AW1:W$(0)"teacher":W$(1)"student":W$(2)"other animals":4040 P"What does a grist mill make?":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"cement":W$(1)"flour":W$(2)"cloth":40P ET02.Q L197:"TSUBS2",2100,4000:198:2500:R0:AR0:460:5000V2100455:0,140,TM,RM,96:0,LM2,97,RM,BM2:PR$,0,71,,LM7,TM2,19,96:LM,98:' 4050:"This person told about every field trip he took this year":NW2:AW2:W$     o work on the story some more, "NF$"?":300:CH27000:PR$:FI1:IN8:A3100:2200h` 2401((1)4)a "That's the correct answer.":b "That's right "NF$"!":c "Fantastic! That's it.":d "Nice going. You've got it.":e "Right,āЄȇ"!܃2Ԁ ǀ2Հ 33܏ ԀĀ Հ Ղ Б⸌  񜧀ՅἏՕԅՀńՕՀ  ՁՅԌ   Ȩ ʁʊ% աՐ ЅՀՑ  ńՕȀƐᕕ͍ݝ̱̘ՕՅЊŌ ۛË#ݝрݡ؀"ՕՕ㇀  Á፝!‚Ί榮Ɛ/3ݝԀ݀Ą-ՕᬢₐԀՕՁ0Յ- ݁ˆ/ ݝݝ䀄,ՅƮՈ/Հ,ݝ݀ݍČ/+ՅӐՀ0ՀЀх"ՅŔ"Ոԁ Ђ#ĐĄ՘烌€ή $LJ%̝ Օ "Օ ݝက Ԁʊ"ՑȀݝʊ ǠПՅՕŁՕ݀ ǀՅՅՁ!ĀāՀ# ʂՅŁ ʂ²ǀՕ ՅǞ܅ЀЈⲲРՅԔ$ՁȀА‚ Հ Єà ՀՅ@ET0(9ՕՀSՕŕՀ)‚ʠ‚Dʢ‚"ՕՀ (ՕՀՀ Ԁ%      0m "Who went to find the owner?":NW3:AW1:W$(0)"Mrs. Baker":W$(1)"the police":W$(2)"Mr. Baker":4040 "Who caused the accident?":NW3:AW3:W$(0)"Bobby":W$(1)"Mrs. Baker":W$(2)"the dog":40401 |"You can tell that the dog was:":NW3:AW3lse":W$(2)"":4040 "Mr. Baker did not see the dog before the car hit it:":NW2:AW2:W$(0)"true":W$(1)"false":W$(2)"":4040 P"When the Bakers first looked at the dog, they thought it was:":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"OK":W$(1)"dead":W$(2)"asleep":404 ET03.Q L197:"TSUBS2",2100,4000:198:2500:R0:AR0:460:5000V2100455:0,140,TM,RM,96:0,LM2,97,RM,BM2:PR$,0,82,,LM7,TM2,19,96:LM,98: 4050:"The family was returning from a trip:":NW2:AW2:W$(0)"true":W$(1)"faՕՅGET01.U ը򲂊ÁՅbET01.OĄݢ Օ ՕET01.. 0(Ѐ"đĐЂ Օ đđđđđđđđŠˆ@tET01.НݝݎET01.s!ؠՀ ՕĕĄ"BLOADDC02.1-2.PAC,A"T9:"DC02.1":N8:TI.5:12:230,64:"DC02.2"V'TI1:120:9004e about a bus driver's job.":2078PAN18İ2910:"A person will ^>learn^< skills. You should have figured it out, because it begins with {l} and has 5 letters.":2078A3900:B0:2100ST13:2300X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2602C@Dto";:R17:R1R:W$"drive":WL0:2010:" a bus some day? If so, there is much information that you should know and a lot of skills to":R18:W$"learn":WL1:2010 =".";:R2R!FAN17İ2910:"^>Drive^< is the best answer. The story has been talking has 6 letters and begins with {cha}.":2078 AN16İ2910:"The only three letter word that would make sense here is the word ^>bus^<. That's what you have been reading about.":2078 2A3800:B0:2100 <2900:"Do you think that you would like 00:B0:2100 2900:"Quite often a passenger will ask for a transfer ticket to";:R15:R1R:W$"change":WL3:2010:" from one";:R16:W$"bus":WL0:2010:" to another.";:R2R, AN15İ2910:"To transfer means to ^>change^<, and you know the wordy to get some place. The bus driver must";:R14:R1R:W$"know":WL2:2010:" the streets of the town well.";:R2R ~AN14İ2910:"The word is ^>know^<. The driver must know the town well so he can give his passengers good directions.":2078 A37 and begins with {mo.}":2078 $AN13İ2910:"This sentence talks about another job the driver must do. Or, in other words, one ^>more^< job he must do.":2078 jA3600:B2:2100s t2900:"Sometimes a passenger will ask the bus driver the best waX2900:"Some bus drivers need to take";:R12:R1R:W$"money":WL2:2010:" for fare. That gives them one";:R13:W$"more":WL1:2010:" job to do.";:R2R AN12İ2910:"^>Money^< is the only word that makes sense. It is taken to pay a fare,     dogs that were ten times her size.^)";u R4İ2910:"You read in this sentence that Mindy chased ^>big dogs^<.": G 150:IN832004 H 2900:,,,3(R6):"Mindy had a place near the window where she could see the whole neighborhood. ^(She kept tr is said that her kind has more courage per ounce than any other dog."; R1İ2910:"^>Brave^< is the best choice, as you read in the highlighted sentence.": 150:IN83100& 2900:,,,3(R4):"^(This must be true because Mindy would chase 0:130  2900:"Miss Adams lived in a small red house. She had a small dog named Mindy. Mindy looked like a little fox with a short tail. She was an Australian Terrier.";  150:IN83000G 2900:,,,3(R1):"^(She was small but brave.^) It 4 ET01 DH197:"TSUBS1",2000,2100:198:TI1:120:R0:3000v PR$:R3200,3600,3600,3300,4100,3400:130:T BC1:LW9:RW40:TW0:NL8:500:^ BC1:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"MINDY'S FRIENDS":AN10İ2910:"^>Brakes^< is the answer. You know they are something on a bus and begin with {br}.":2078 AN11İ2910:"A ^>horn^< is something on a bus that begins with {ho} and has four letters.":2078A3500:B1:2100:ce before this one talks about a safe trip.":2078G A3400:B0:2100 2900:"He would probably have to use turn signals,";:R10:R1R:W$"brakes":WL2:2010:", lights,";:R11:W$"horn":WL2:2010:", rear view mirrors, and gear shift.";:R2Rk 3300:B0:2100H 2900:"In one short trip, the bus driver might use many things to be sure the passengers have a";:R9:R1R:W$"safe":WL1:2010:" ride.";:R2R2R AN9İ2910:"^>Safe^< is the right answer. The word begins with {s}, and the senteners. He makes";:R8:W$"sure":WL1:2010:" that they have a safe trip.";:R2R AN7İ2910:"Which riders? ^>The^< riders.":2078 AN8İ2910:"The driver has to see to it that they have a safe trip. That means to make ^>sure^<.":2078> Aalking about a bus driver.":2078 AN6İ2910:"^>Bus^< is the right word, since that is what the driver would be concerned with.":2078 A3200:B0:2100P 2900:"One of the bus driver's main duties is to";:R7:R1R:W$"the":WL0:2010:" rid6:W$"bus":WL0:20106 " is working right.";:R2R AN4İ2910:"You know a bus is much bigger than a car, so it would take up much more ^>space^<.":2078! AN5İ2910:"^>Driver^< is the right answer. It begins with a {d}, and we have been tit would make sense that it is not ^>easy^<.":2078H v A3100:B0:2100 2900:"It is harder to drive a bus than a car. A bus takes up more";:R4:R1R:W$"space":WL2:2010:".^/^/A bus";:R5:W$"driver":WL1:2010:" needs to be sure that the":R, and many children ride a bus to school.":2078 0 AN2İ2910:"The right answer is ^>bus^<. This makes sense because a bus is mentioned in the first sentence.":20783 : AN3İ2910:"The story lets you know that it's a big job to drive a bus. So, school":WL2:2010:"? If you do, you have watched the";:R2:W$"bus":WL0:2010:" driver handle the bus. It is not";:R3:W$"easy":WL1:2010  " to drive a bus.";:R2R0 & AN1İ2910:"^>School^< is the right answer. The word begins with {sc}  DC02 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000aT BC6:LW11:RW40:TW0:NL8:500:^ BC6:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"THE BUS DRIVER":0:130  2900:"Do you ride the bus to";:R1:R1R:W$"      like the idea of skiing every day, maybe you feel as I do. I want to be a ski instructor.";q;150:IN83700{p2020z3800700p2020z380038000z3800tWomen could do these things.":3s150:IN83500t2900:"Then he had to learn first aid. Sometimes people get hurt when they are skiing, and it's Dave's job to help get them from the mountain to the lodge.";150:IN83600]2900:"If youto work hard to be a ski instructor.^) First of all, he had to be a good skier. He also had to show that he could do a good job of teaching other people how to ski.";R3İ2910:"^>False^<. The sentences shown below tell what ski instructors do. to be in ski races on his day off.^) I wish I could have seen him race."; R4İ2910:"^>Race^< is the correct answer. You find in the sentence below that Dave liked to ski on his day off.":150:IN834002900:,,,3(R3):"^(Dave had sses was the most fun part of his job.^)"; R R5İ2910:"^>Meeting people^< is the answer. Dave made this statement in the highlighted sentence below.": 150:IN83300J 2900:,,,3(R4):"Dave is the best skier I've ever seen. ^(He likes w from the highlighted sentence that there were hills so there must be snow.":c G 150:IN83200* H 2900:,,,3(R5):"He seemed to really enjoy his job. He loved to ski, and he got to ski every day. ^(He told me that meeting people in his ski clactor in the same way.":, 150:IN83100 2900:,,,3(R6):"^(He taught me how to turn and stop, and in two days I could ski on some of the big hills.^)^/^/My instructor's name was Dave.";O R6İ2910:"The right answer is ^>snow^<. 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They were usually together.";  150:IN83000e 2900:,,,3(R2R1):"^(They lived on the same street and were in the same fo 4 ET05 DH197:"TSUBS1",2000,2100:198:TI1:120:R0:3000v PR$:R3200,3200,3400,3300,3400,3700:130:T BC1:LW2:RW38:TW0:NL8:500:^ BC1:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM118)2:2:"HONESTY":0:130      A^DC02.n%  ʚ͝Ǝ燷㛛7DC02.VDՁ>>B ₂&  ’ʲݝ‚ՕԕĄ ՕűՅĄϟ ĄՅĄĠĄՕᘌΙՕⰌœف'Հ݀Հ ‚‚ Ą ĄݝܒÃ。 Ā‚ݍ܅Ѓ ‚( 'Āŝ߀ ŝ(Օ ꢪƆ(Յ Ã(Ą ݝ(  ₪(Յ⪢₢Ą*Հ)Ā݅ (ѱ(Ձ 'Օ4Ă Ą2  0ԁŅ/ЅŅ,А*Ąؘ*Ԃ1Յԁ 0є 43ĀĄ3Օ А3ՕԀ Ѐ,ՆՅՄ2燠1Ą瀪0Օ0ՕŅÐ0Ā0 w ;!nw wՕឳ ;Յ㌈ nǎ⎸  wݝ ݝЇ  ]Օ  n Յ㜳  ;݀  ] ƙ痣 w ݁ Ì؄Ā ] Օ n Օ뛻 ;ݝœݝγ؀ ]∷쮎ĄՅ nՕՕ ;ݝ ݝĄĀ]w ՕՕ ; ՕՕ. n wȸՕՕ ;ၱ먎ՕĄՕ n㎁ wч ]ŅՕᘀ؂ ]聀ՕՀԕՕՕ nѕՕՕťДՕՕ ;݀ Ā]ЀрՀwՀՕՅ;ԁʊʊĄՕՕnĀёw 00 2900:,,,3(R5):"Last night the dog had barked and kept them all awake.^/^/^(Dad continued, {I'm going to call the police and tell them to pick up that dog.}^)"; R5İ2910:"Dad said here that he was going to call the ^>police^<.":d moved in next door. ^(They had a large dog that had already dug in Dad's garden and knocked over the garbage, which made a terrible mess.^)"; R R4İ2910:"The highlighted sentence tells you the dog knocked over the ^>garbage^<.": 150:IN833d neighbor.^) These people just live next door.}^/^/Now Tim understood what had caused Dad to be so mad."; R3İ2910:"^>Good neighbor^< is the right answer, as you read here.": G 150:IN83200 H 2900:,,,3(R4):"It was the people who ha  150:IN83000 2900:"Mother was saying, {Jim, I know you are right, but we have to get along with our neighbors.}^/^/{Don't call them neighbors,} grumbled Dad.";:150:IN83100k 2900:,,,3(R3):"^({To be a neighbor, you have to be a goo 2900:,,,3(R1):"^(Dad was talking to Mother in the kitchen and his voice sounded angry.^) Tim was listening and wondering what it was that had made his father so angry."; & R1İ2910:"You can see from this sentence that Dad was ^>angry^<.":84197:"TSUBS1",2000,2100:198:TI1:120:R0:3000j PR$:R3100,3600,3300,3400,3500,3800:130:T BC1:LW0:RW29:TW0:NL9:500:^ BC1:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM318)2:2:"A^/GOOD NEIGHBOR":0:130        ĄĀ݀(ET03.e JET03.M7    ĄĄ   ĄՕՕ݅ԀՕՕՀЀŁЁАݝ Յ рՁՕ ĄԀՕՕՕ Հ  Š ՗ 􀀑 ؁ʊ Š}ET03. D Ѓ Յ  ET03.rHʂЄ Օԁ Օ @ET03. gET03. b YET03.{đđԀԕET03.F5    ̉  ĠՕݝќՕ𖇡%%ǀݝĄχʒꘀՀږܝЎ݁ޘ쎂Ͽ Օ˛Օ 肀Ձ񴗁ၐĄܜݍݝ0 H 2900:"Like other insects, ants have six legs which are attached to":R5:R1R:W$"the":WL0:2010:" middle part of their bodies. Their blood is a yellow-green color.";:R2R R AN5İ2910:"Attached to what? To ^>the^< middle part of their bo3İ2910:"You should know that ^>ants^< is the right answer, because this story is about ants.":2078 AN4İ2910:"^>Largest^< is correct. You must figure this out from the first three letters, and from the next sentence.":2078 > A3300:B0:210letters {in}.":2078) A3200:B0:2100 2900:"There are fifteen thousand different kinds of";:R3:R1R:W$"ants":WL0:2010:". The":R4:W$"largest":WL3:2010:" ants are found in the tropics. They are more than an inch long.";:R2Rf AN 2900:"Ants are smarter than most other";:R2:R1R:W$"insects":WL5:2010:". They work together but cannot make plans as people do.";:R2R AN2İ2910:"^>Insects^< is the right word. 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