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While one hand":R14:W$"moves":WL1:2010:" an item down the counter, the other hand types the";:R15:W$"price":WL2:2010G u" into the machine. At the";:R16:W$"same":     T@D(*(()#'p * BPTTUUAPUEQT *UTGU *(* * *(UTQOU* "*"(* *("  U*#*@UEPUUETU@ *(* TUATUUEQTUD *UPPU(*(** * *"  ݀ ըЀ  եՀ〈""at is happening, then people are shopping.":20788AN12İ2910:"^>Line^< is the answer. If you are waiting in a supermarket, you are standing in a line.":2078jA3600:B1:2100JThis is telling you something they must do.":2078$AN10İ2910:"^>Prices^< is correct. This paragraph has been talking about price changes. New pr---- could only be prices.":20781.AN11İ2910:"^>Are^< is the correct word. If shopping is whmember the new";:R10:W$"prices":WL2:2010:".^/^/People who";:R11:W$"are":WL0:2010" shopping hate to wait in";:R12:W$"line":WL1:2010:".";:R2R2AN9İ2910:"^>Checker^< is the answer. You know that this story is about checkers. one.":2078 AN8İ2910:"^>And^< is right. This sentence tells you two times when a price may be wrong. {And} ties these two together.":2078A3500:B0:2100Z2900:"This means the";:R9:R1R:W$"checker":WL0:2010:" must be able to re R2Rv AN6İ2910:"^>Buy^< is the correct word. When you get something in the supermarket, you {buy} it.":2078  AN7İ2910:"^>On^< is right. You know that prices must be attached to or {on} an item. This and the 2 letters help you get this hem to feel better.":2078/ A3400:B0:2100 2900:"Most of the things you";:R6:R1R:W$"buy":WL1:2010:" have the prices marked";:R7:W$"on":WL0:2010:" them. But there are price changes";:R8:W$"and":WL0:2010:" special sales.";.";:R2RR AN4İ2910:"^>Checker^< is right. The story is all about checkers. Because of this and the ch, you know that checker is correct.":2078\ AN5İ2910:"^>Better^< is correct. The checker is trying to help the customer, so would want tular subject is meant, like the prices.":2078C > A3300:B0:2100H 2900:"A good";:R4:R1R:W$"checker":WL2:2010:" is helpful and tries to make the customer feel";:R5:W$"better":WL1:2010:".^/^/Knowing what price to charge can be difficultker should act. Be is the needed word.":2078 AN2İ2910:"^>People^< is right. Because checkers work in busy stores, you should figure that what they meet is people.":2078.  AN3İ2910:"^>The^< is the word. This word helps you know a partice they meet many";:R2:W$"people":WL2:2010:" each day. Some people complain about":R3:W$"the":WL0 2010:" prices, or perhaps the meat doesn't suit them.";:R2R. AN1İ2910:"^>Be^< is the answer. This sentence is telling you how a checthe prices of the things you buy and tells you how much you owe. How would you like to have this job someday?";:R2R R1R21 A3200:B0:2100j 2900:"A checker should";:R1:R1R:W$"be":WL0:2010:" a cheery person with an easy smile becausA & P, and Safeway are very large stores that hire many people. These people are hired to do a variety of jobs. One of the most important jobs is that of checker.";:R2R & R1R21 v A3100:B0:2100u 2900:"The checker is the person who adds up  GC03 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000aT BC6:LW1:RW38:TW69:NL8:500:^ BC6:W40:BW59:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM318)2:2:"THE^/SUPERMARKET CHECKER":0:130  2900:"Supermarkets such as Jewell,        )* ** ***((!*%UUE@@PP UT@U@$UUTED@P U"@" UU@ E*" (* (* (*  *(!*" (*( (*D**D*(!UT,U"U"T!U-UUUUT** UP"UTTQPT0UU9*  *DA* **9U@U@UU" U7*  ((*<*  (*DD*1UEU U"TT 4UTU UU@U'* ** *DD@**( @** UTTPRRTU@ * BPTUTB  U* **!T*(*(!%@DD*  * *(UP*(*(% *UPUPTUT&UU@TUUTPTUT%UP" U* */*(*" */*D@ *UTQP0P**R (* BPT(* *BPUUPB")UTB* (F6rj( * BT *(* @TUU@""" U!*UUP J[U*TUUQ@TUU!(* +*U (!NNU*PUPPUU *(DD *UUUP *(UTPRU* BPTUP ""&UUUT@P@QED**Tl.x?P UTQ@PTDP@AD@D *UP*( #)* *  * " " ""P*U *! )(**  * " ""(@ U*PTUQEEUTEEQQPAQ!EDD**TUQ@UEUUTEAQP@Q!AE *U"UCU!* *(*"(* U*! * * RTUPUUT@TUP@DD@ !*( * * BPTUATUUTPUATA * U)BRBJ(!)(** (* *!UTU!)Jbrb !))((** "(*( *( ""  U*U`; sC UTTQ@PPrnados since this one. That's the same as another.":2078OA3900:B0:2100_ST13:2300X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2602@D"BLOADGC02.1.PAC,A"T9:J8:I0202:230,32F32:"GC02.1",I,J,,,,,130:Iį6,X7126,(Y8)(Y80),X717610bout the story. Around makes sense.":2078ZAN17İ2910:"The 3 letter word that begins with d is ^>day^<. It means {from then to now.} This day is now.":2078:dAN18İ2910:"The word is ^>another^<. It is talking about not having any more to. Don't you?";:R2RFAN15İ2910:"^>Story^< is the answer. This whole thing sounds like a {story.} The 5 letters starting with st should help.":2078+PAN16İ2910:"^>Around^< is correct. You have to think about what the sentence is saying ans {from then to now.} This day is now.":2078 AN18İ2910:"The word is ^>another^<. It is talking about not having any more tornados since this one. That's the same as another.":2078 2A3800:B0:2100<2900:"I wish I had known Big Barts starting with st should help.":2078 AN16İ2910:"^>Around^< is correct. You have to think about what the sentence is saying about the story. Around makes sense.":2078/ AN17İ2910:"The 3 letter word that begins with d is ^>day^<. It mea2:2010:". To this";:R17:W$"day":WL1:2010 " there has never been ";:R18:W$"another":WL2:2010:" tornado in that part of the country.":R2R& AN15İ2910:"^>Story^< is the answer. This whole thing sounds like a {story.} The 5 letter AN14İ2910:"^>Rope^< is the only word that makes sense. You know Bart just threw his rope. Pulling on the rope is next.":2078 A3700:B2:21000 2900:"The";:R15:R1R:W$"story":WL2:2010:" of Bart's trick got";:R16:W$"around":WLe word is ^>throw^<. You are given that the word starts with th and you know that you throw a rope.":2078 AN13İ2910:"^>First^< is the word. The word has 5 letters starting with f. Because the story is about how good Bart is, first fits.":2078M t2900:"With a mighty";:R12:R1R:W$"throw":WL2:2010:", he roped the tornado on his";:R13:W$"first":WL1:2010:" try. He pulled on the";:R14:W$"rope":WL1:2010u" and stopped the tornado in its tracks.";:R2Rk ~AN12İ2910:"Th    !      UPT UQ+UAQPTU!BPTU"TU'*  (* * +* (*DD *D*'UTU" U @+UTU UTUG* @*@(M***FUPUUPKU!BTU@TPUE**J"((*(J*D* * (*(*  $*D@ ** D@!**  #***( *UU#U@TUTPUU@A"U"PUTB!U*(#* **(#*D*D*2UU"U@ 6UU@UU2**@(* @@5**  * *)UQPT.AN11İ2910:"^>Tornado^< is right. You just read that Bart saw a tornado. Now you have a 7 letter word beginning with T.":2078jA3600:B1:2100t>Rode^< is it. You know that cowboys usually ride horses. The word begins with r and has 4 letters. Rode fits best.":2078$AN10İ2910:"^>Horse^< is correct. If Bart rode something, it must be a horse. You know the word has 5 letters.":2078hat Bart wanted to do. New fits.":2078=A3500:B0:21002900:"He";:R9:R1R:W$"rode":WL1:2010:" off on his":R10:W$"horse":WL1:2010:" and in a few minutes he was near the":R11:W$"tornado":WL1:2010:".";:R2R}AN9İ2910:"^ About then he spotted a tornado in the distance.";:R2R AN7İ2910:"^>Was^< is the word. It is the only 3 letter word beginning with w that makes sense here.":2078( AN8İ2910:"^>New^< is the answer. You need a 3 letter N word that tells wect. It makes sense because 5 miles is a long distance from where Bart was.":2078h A3400:B0:21008 2900:"One day Bart";:R7:R1R:W$"was":WL1:2010:" looking for something fun to do. He wanted to do someting";:R8:W$"new":WL1:2010:". omething that begins with T and is something a bear could be held by.":2078\ AN5İ2910:"The word is ^>lost^<. You have to think what kind of cow would be 5 miles away and why Bart would be looking for it.":2078Sf AN6İ2910:"^>Away^< is corr by the";:R4:R1R:W$"tail":WL1:2010:" and throw it a mile. His eyes were so good he could spot a":R5:W$"lost":WL1:2010:" cow five miles":R6:W$"away":WL1:2010:".";:R2RLR AN4İ2910:"^>Tail^< is the answer. You have to think about s the first letter of this 4 letter word, you should figure out the answer.":2078  AN3İ2910:"^>Just^< is correct. It is the only J word that makes sense with the rest of the sentence.":2078 > A3300:B0:2100 H 2900:"Bart could take a bear;:R3:W$"just":WL1:2010:" one throw.";:R2R AN1İ2910:"^>Great^< is the missing word. You are given the gr as the beginning letters and know the title is A Great Cowboy.":2078Q AN2İ2910:"^>Said^< is the answer. Because you are givenbout Big Bart.";:R2R! R1R216 A3200:B0:2100 2900:"Big Bart did all the things the other";:R1:R1R:W$"great":WL2:2010:" cowboys did and more. It is";:R2:W$"said":WL1:20100 " that he could rope an entire herd of cattle with" the West. There are stories about how well they can shoot. There are stories about how well they can ride.";:R2R & R1R21 v A3100:B0:2100 2900:"Usually the stories tell about how tough the cowboys were. One of the best such stories is a  GC02 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000aT BC1:LW3:RW36:TW81:NL7:500:^ BC1:W40:BW59:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"A GREAT COWBOY":0:130t  2900:"There are many stories about cowboys of       ՑёĀϿĄÿ‚؀Ȉݍ܁ˆϿ‚  ߏѕс讂 Մ݁͝܀ՑՕĔݝ ĀёՕ݀ ݅@ GT0(& %ݝ  $ %Ā$ё !ݝȈ! 8ĂՕőđʊ∂‚ ߷ήԀ¢@GT06.  ݝĀ܀Ʈ݀"GT06.) AGT06.[ŅÃGT06.  ":"GC01.3":N4:6,0,60,60,87:6,0,70,28,160:N4:TI1:12O'TI1:120:900eAN16İ2910:"^>Up^< is the missing word. You only need 2 letters and {grow up} is how we talk about getting older.":2078 ^A4100:B0:2100 hST12:2300 X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2602<@D"BLOADGC01.1-3.PAC,A"T9:"GC01.1":"GC01.210:"^>Fighting^< is correct. When firemen put out a fire, it is called {fighting the fire.} You know you need 8 letters.":2078 A4000:B0:2100 2900:"What kind of hat will you wear when you grow";:R16:R1R:W$"up":WL0:2010:"?";:R2R ^>is^<. This sentence is telling you how the fireman's hat works. {Is} is the only word that fits.":2078 AN14İ2910:"^>Not^< is the word. The design of the hat protects the fireman so he stays dry, or does ^>not^< get wet.":2078 AN15İ29's hat";:R13:R1R:W$"is":WL0:2010:" designed so that water will run off the back of it and the fireman will";:R14:W$"not":WL0:2010:" get soaked while":R15:W$"fighting":WL1 2010:" a fire.";:R2Rk AN13İ2910:"The correct word is n figure this out because the wide brim is protecting his eyes from the sun.":2078 PAN12İ2910:"^>And^< is the word. You are looking for a word that will tie {rain} to the rest of the sentence.":2078 A3900:B2:2100 2900:"The firemanQ<2900:"The cowboy's hat has a wide brim to";:R11:R1R:W$"shade":WL1:2010:" his eyes and face from the sun. It also protects his eyes from the wind";:R12:W$"and":WL0:2010:" rain.";:R2RS FAN11İ2910:"^>Shade^< is the word. You ca  @ GT0(HU"PNU UH* DN* (*GU @TMU "@U* Brxx|xprb -*JJB (* Jbrx|xxrbJ ,*JJBB D *UxA U%)*"PU|q U%!(* @T U *(()#*BRPTTUUQTUUEQE       letter {Y} word about pretending. You make a picture in your own mind.":2078AN10İ2910:"^>Of^< is the missing word. This little word makes the sentence make sense.":20782A3800:B1:2100lture in";:R9:R1R:W$"your":WL1:2010:" mind as you read about those hats. Each";:R10:W$"of":WL0:2010" those hats is a different style because each hat serves a different function.";:R2RNAN9İ2910:"^>Your^< is right. You need a 4 or a fireman and wore those hats yourself.";:R2R~AN8İ2910:"^>Were^< is the word. You are talking about something you might have pretended to be. Were is the best word here.":2078A3700:B0:2100n2900:"You were probably making a picİ2910:"^>Player^< is the missing word. You need a 6 lettter word that goes with football. Baseball player is a good clue.":2078jA3600:B0:21001t2900:"At times you might have pretended that you";:R8:R1R:W$"were":WL0:2010:" a cowboy egins with T.":2078)A3500:B0:21002900:"Have you seen a sailor hat, the hard hat of a construction worker, the cap of a baseball player, or the helmet of a football";:R7:R1R:W$"player":WL0:2010:"? Of course you have.";:R2RAN7 AN5İ2910:"^>Hat^< is the answer. You are thinking about hats that identify specific jobs. You need a 3 letter word.":2078 AN6İ2910:"^>Train^< is the answer. You have to think what kind of engineer or conductor wears a hat. The word b are supposed to come up with some examples. You have to think to do this.":2078g A3400:B0:2100 2900:"How about the";:R5:R1R:W$"hat":WL0:2010:" that is worn by a nurse, a":R6:W$"train":WL1:2010:" engineer or a conductor?";:R2Reople do. Can you";:R4:W$"think":WL2:2010:" of some examples of this?";:R2R R AN3İ2910:"^>Work^< is the answer. You have been reading about people at work and the kind of work they do.":2078R\ AN4İ2910:"^>Think^< is the answer. YouRg AN2İ2910:"^>Work^< is correct. This makes sense with what the story has been about.":2078| > A3300:B0:2100S H 2900:"On the other hand, hats do sometimes tell us a great deal about the kind of";:R3:R1R:W$"work":WL1:2010:" that p910:"^>Hats^< is the missing word. You can figure this out because the word begins with {h} and it has 4 letters.":2078 A3200:B0:2100 2900:"It just means that the person has a variety of duties at";:R2:R1R:W$"work":WL1:2010:".";:R2use the word begins with {h} and it has 4 letters.":2078N v A3100:B0:2100 2900:"Well, what the speaker really meant was that she does many different kinds of work in her job. Usually, the phrase has nothing to do with hats.";:R2R{ AN1İ2She wears many hats in her job}? Did you wonder what that meant? Did you think it strange that a person would keep changing";:R1:R1R:W$"hats":WL1:2010:" at work?";:R2R9 & AN1İ2910:"^>Hats^< is the missing word. You can figure this out beca  GC01 ; 197:"CSUBS",2000,2100:198:2090:3000`T BC1:LW2:RW37:TW0:NL7:500:^ BC1:W40:BW176:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"ALL KINDS OF HATS":0:130  2900:"Have you ever heard any-^/one say, {         )ßĀĀ( +؁Հ*Ђ΀-Ց-Հ݅/ЂȀ.&ݍ Њ& ՀՔ& %ĀĀ'ÿЀ &Џ+   * ՕĐ@A)ՕĐEA(ё (݅Ԃ ' ՀĀĄĐ' /ՁՀ.Յ.-ݝ, Հ@, Հ@@@P+ Ă * %㣳 $ # Š Ȉ Ϗ Հ ŀDZǟϟǼ ݁ӎጠ$#݀%֞ ǟԀ ǏՕԀ ݅ ǿ    ㇿՕ *UAQPTT U*  ((!*UT(UU@ U*  (*UETU U* * *UT EED@P U*( (*;U;*qGT05.' 32*2U* *UU* " ((*U T"U* *  *U U@AU*(*QGT05. MC*U U** @-nGT05. 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The highlighted sentence tells you this is what they need the water for.":150:IN83900p2020z4000 like these projects.";+;150:IN83700<2900:"They say it causes scars on beautiful mountains. Others say towns and farmers should get the water they need.";150:IN8380032900:,,,3(R4):"^(Farmers can grow good crops if they ge:s150:IN83500bt2900:"Also, making pipelines for the water can tear up a mountain.";v150:IN836002900:"You can probably tell the people disagree about what can or cannot be done with water from the mountains. Some people don't150:IN834002900:,,,3(R6):"This causes problems. ^(Water is scarce -- there's only so much of it.^) There are sometimes too many people who want water.";R6İ2910:"You can tell from this sentence that scarce means {^>little^<.}"or farmer needs more water.^) Sometimes there are projects for this. 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Let us look in on a person who knows all about preparing food for diners.";h 150:IN83100 2900:,,,3(R1):"He is a chef named Henri.^/^/^(Henri has the title {chef} because he is the boss and head cook in the kitchen where he works.T GOOD":0:130  2900:"Many people enjoy eating a meal out. 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It seemed to be waiting for something. "; 150:e.":  150:IN83000 2900:"They swooped down and across the yard so gracefully. She knew they had a nest inside the birdhouse that Uncle Ned had made."; 150:IN83100 2900:,,,3(R2):"^(She had seen them carrying grasses for a nHOUSE":0:130  2900:,,,3(R1):"^(Uncle Ned had built a birdhouse for the green swallows that were near Cindy's house.^) Cindy enjoyed watching the swallows."; & R1İ2910:"^>Uncle Ned^< is the correct answer, as you can see in this sentenc 4 GT02 DH197:"TSUBS1",2000,2100:198:TI1:120:R0:3000v PR$:R3100,3300,3700,3600,3600,3900:130:T BC6:LW11:RW40:TW69:NL8:500:^ BC6:W40:BW59:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"BATTLE FOR A BIRD      ДА¢Ձ ݷᅅ %ݗՕՀ  ʊ Օ ݗՕŀ Ѐ Օ ʊ ՅŕԀ@ HT0(.Օ充f)e&ՕݷݗՕՕ>$UDݖh Օ  l +r  ***?ժՕՀUQՀb ****ˎcU ŠՕā/  3ժ  Օ3Ԁ 5 ?yyЕՑՑđєőŅՕ'őđđđՑŕĕđđՅՔ Օ ˆ ' ՑрՕđőՔ Š #ՕՕŐ)ő ՕőԀ- @GC02.z6-4Ԁ+.Յ,*Քԑс0 Յ 9ԀՕԕՑĕ‚/Օ e birdhouse because it was too small:":NW2:AW2:W$(0)"true":W$(1)"false":W$(2)"":2100 X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2600 @D"BLOADGT02.1-2.PAC,A"T9:"GT02.2":N6:TI.1:12:"GT02.1":N20:12:TI.05:N20:12 'TI1:120:9004;ry tells you that different kinds of birds get along together:":NW2:AW2:W$(0)"true":W$(1)"false":W$(2)"":4040 "The swallows gave up the birdhouse after one battle:":NW2:AW2:W$(0)"true":W$(1)"false":W$(2)"":4040Z |"The swallows left th)"the wren":4040 "What did the swallows use for their nest?":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"yarn":W$(1)"grasses":W$(2)"straw":4040 P"How did Cindy feel about the swallows leaving?":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"glad":W$(1)"sad":W$(2)"surprised":4040s "The sto GT02.Q L197:"TSUBS2",2100,4000:198:2500:R0:AR0:460:5000V2100455:0,140,TM,RM,96:0,LM2,97,RM,BM2:PR$,2,1,,LM7,TM2,19,96:LM,98: 4050:"Who built the birdhouse?":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"Cindy":W$(1)"Uncle Ned":W$(2   ˆ >Յ ŠՕā\Յ  ^Օ  Օ]ԪGЕՑՑđєőŅEՕ':ՕőđđđՑŕĕđđՅՔ; Օ LՑрՕđőՔ ŠU#QՕՕŐ)ő ՕőPԀ-@  GC0(>k<Ԁi6Յj2Քԑсn Յ #LԀՕԕՑĕ‚GՕat penguins.";nR6İ2910:"^>Seal^< is the right answer. This sentence tells you seals eat penguins.":g150:IN84000p2020z4100e0r food from the water.";hR5İ2910:"This sentence tells you ^>the sea^< is the correct answer.":|150:IN839002900:,,,3(R6):"^(They must be careful when they dive for food because there might be a large seal nearby that likes to epenguin chick until it is about six months old.";E;150:IN83700<2900:"After the penguins are six months old, they can take care of themselves.";150:IN838002900:,,,3(R5):"^(Penguins live near the water because they get theiwarm until the chick hatches.^) The father also feeds the chick for a few weeks.";~R3İ2910:"^>True^<, the highlighted sentence tells you this is true.":150:IN8360012900:"Then the mother comes back. Both parents take care of the penguins in a rookery."; R4İ2910:"^>True^< is the right answer. A flock is a group of birds, and a rookery is a group of penguins.": s150:IN83500St2900:,,,3(R3):"^(After the mother penguin lays an egg, the father keeps the eggs ; R2İ2910:"^>True^<, the penguin is very small. This sentence tells you even the largest penguin is only four feet tall.": 150:IN83400 2900:,,,3(R4):"^(Penguins live in groups called rookeries.^) There are often thousands of 150:IN83200o H 2900:"They stand up straight on their short little legs and walk with a funny waddle."; 150:IN83300 2900:,,,3(R2):"^(The largest kind of penguin is about four feet tall; the smallest is only twelve inches tall.^)"the South Pole.^)"; R1İ2910:"Since they live near the South Pole, which is very cold, they would like our ^>winter^< best.": 150:IN83100 2900:"Although penguins are birds, they cannot fly. They use their wings like flippers."; G0  2900:"Penguins are black and white birds. Some people think they look like men dressed up in black suits and a white shirt.";  150:IN83000 2900:,,,3(R1):"^(They have webbed feet; these feet help them swim in the cold waters near 4 GT03 DH197:"TSUBS1",2000,2100:198:TI1:120:R0:3000v PR$:R3200,3500,3700,3600,4000,4100:130:T BC1:LW11:RW40:TW69:NL8:500:^ BC1:W40:BW59:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM118)2:2:"PENGUINS":0:13     єՕ‚ rŅՀ QNRŕMXQݷдݗԀL캎 OǍݷ ՕO ߟՀЀԀ쀂(݇уϟ惆΋Λ₊! ݁݀ŇﻂƋŅŅÎՀ߿踠ŅŠ  ݇؀ŠЃŁ  ՀĀĀ ܜ Յ Օ Ԁ   Օ3Ԁ 5 ?yy Հ ը ՅԀԀ1# Հ Օ Հ"܀ ՅĀ؀ 瀑Š̀ՕՀŝ݀ ՃՕݝЁ݁ՅժΎՕՀ@GC03.Zf訊􃸹х́ƃݍЇǗ  bear":W$(1)"whale":W$(2)"seal":2100O X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2600 @D"BLOADGT03.1-4.PAC,A"T9:"GT03.2":"GT03.3":"GT03.4":N12:TI.2:12:TI.15:N16:12:230,64:"GT03.2":"GT03.3":"GT03.4":230,32:"GT03.1":TI.06:N30:12 'TIword {rookery} means something like a {flock}:":NW2:AW1:W$(0)"true":W$(1)"false":W$(2)"":4040 "The penguin food comes from:":NW3:AW3:W$(0)"plants":W$(1)"birds":W$(2)"the sea":4040& |"The enemy of the penguin is the:":NW3:AW3:W$(0)":W$(1)"winter":W$(2)"spring":4040 "Compared to a cow, a penguin is a small animal:":NW2:AW1:W$(0)"true":W$(1)"false":W$(2)"":4040 P"The father penguin keeps the eggs warm:":NW2:AW1:W$(0)"true":W$(1)"false":W$(2)"":4040c "The  GT03.Q L197:"TSUBS2",2100,4000:198:2500:R0:AR0:460:5000V2100455:0,140,TM,RM,96:0,LM2,97,RM,BM2:PR$,2,25,,LM7,TM2,19,96:LM,98:$ 4050:"Which of our seasons would a penguin like best?":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"fall"    Հ݀ Օ Հ ՅՕŠ܍ ՕŠ໻Օ܎Ǝ茎 ՅՀԔ Њ؝"  Օ Յ ՁΎՕՕЊ Օ %#ՀĀ$ĀՀ#Ā$݀#ĀՀ#Հ/0..ЀԊ..@ GC0(Հ@ĀAĀ@Հ@ՀĀ?@>ՀĀ?ĀՀ=Ā>Ā( Հ9ՀĀ%4000ph2900:,,,3(R6):"^(Grandma's stories always made Tommy feel better; then he could go to sleep.^)";rR6İ2910:"^>Told stories^< is the right answer. The highlighted sentence tells you this.":150:IN84100p2020z4200stop.^)";kR5İ2910:"This sentence tells you he was scared of the noise, or ^>sound^<, they made.":150:IN839002900:"Grandma would tell him stories about the toads and tell him that they were calling to each other.";g150:IN8hen it would become quiet again, Tommy would think the croaking sounds were over. Before long the noise would start all over again.";150:IN83800 2900:,,,3(R5):"^(Sometimes, Tommy would call to his grandma and ask her to make the noise ;T~R4İ2910:"The correct answer is ^>croak^<, as you see in this sentence.":h150:IN836002900:"First, Tommy would hear just one toad, then two, and before long the woods seemed full of the sounds.";;150:IN83700<2900:"W)";s R3İ2910:"^>9 p.m.^< is the best choice, since that's when it starts to get dark in the summer time.": s150:IN83500t2900:,,,3(R4):"^(Every night the tree toads would start croaking.^) At night, Tommy did not like the toads."oak trees around Grandma's house.^)";f R2İ2910:"The toads liked to climb the ^>oak trees^<.":z 150:IN83400 2900:,,,3(R3):"Tommy liked the toads during the day.^/^/^(Tommy and his brother went to bed when it started getting dark.^)";n R R1İ2910:"The highlighted sentence tells you the correct answer is because they ^>were small^<.": 150:IN83300% 2900:,,,3(R2):"^(Grandma told him that the toads were called tree toads and that the toads liked to climb the big es."; 150:IN83100t 2900:"During the day, Tommy and his brother would catch frogs, toads and lizards."; G 150:IN83200 H 2900:,,,3(R1):"^(Sometimes Tommy used a butterfly net to catch the toads because the toads were very small.^E TOADS":0:130r  2900:"Tommy always liked to visit his grandma and grandpa. Their house was in a woods.";  150:IN83000 2900:"Tommy saw many animals near the house such as squirrels, snakes, lizards, frogs, toads, birds, and butterfli 4 GT05 DH197:"TSUBS1",2000,2100:198:TI1:120:R0:3000v PR$:R3400,3500,3600,3700,4000,4200:130:T BC6:LW6:RW40:TW81:NL7:500:^ BC6:W40:BW59:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"TOMMY AND^/THE TRE     !en press ^[Return.^]":L4:TY3:200:PT$IN$:(PT$)43320  PR$"":I14:A((IN$,I,1)):AA32(A96):AA31(A79):PR$PR$(A): & (PR$,1)"A"(PR$,1)"K"3320 0 A$(PR$,2,1):A$"T"A$"C"3320 ? A$(PR$,2):PR$"BT07"V6:V$"GREEN": ES1:FF020000:10000H 460:FFį"Ok, "NF$", let's go on.^/"} FFFF1:"Ok, "NF$", we are ready to begin!^/: "Which story would you like to read?^/":LM10:600:LM,Y14:"Story code":50,BM1422:0:"Type the story code.^/Th         ****Λ(UUUDݖ-LՕ  1I+7^ՕUTUTPՅ݀ L***ʂ‚ʊAՕՀUQՀ݇"]Ǐ> Օ**** ㇏O ՀUUUPՀÇ^Հ *** Î\ŅՅ鹩'a @GQ‚fՕ* *ƃbՀ@P@UP݇շǟՕĄĪ 쀀Ӈхݝ ݝը ՕՁݝ   Հ@-GC04.\ ݷݻᅗGC04.2􁷷  ǟ  ݝģŕՕ id Grandma do to make Tommy feel better?":NW3:AW1:W$(0)"told stories":W$(1)"brought food":W$(2)"pulled down shades":2100 X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2600[ @D"BLOADGT05.1-5.PAC,A"T9:I15:"GT05."(I)::J14:I30254:230,32F32:"11 p.m.":4040{ "What word refers to the sound toads make?":NW3:AW3:W$(0)"buzz":W$(1)"whine":W$(2)"croak":4040 "What was it about toads that scared Tommy at night?":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"eyes":W$(1)"sound":W$(2)"jumping":4040~ |"What d0)"could fly":W$(1)"were small":W$(2)"jumped":4040 "What kind of tree did the toads climb?":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"maple":W$(1)"oak":W$(2)"all kinds":4040 P"At what time did the children go to bed?":NW3:AW2:W$(0)"6 p.m.":W$(1)"9 p.m.":W$(2)p GT05.Q L197:"TSUBS2",2100,4000:198:2500:R0:AR0:460:5000V2100455:0,140,TM,RM,96:0,LM2,97,RM,BM2:PR$,2,56,,LM7,TM2,19,96:LM,98:6 4050:"Tommy used a butterfly net to catch toads because they:":NW3:AW2:W$(   " ݀   Ŕ  Օ ѕŕ   ݀ ؅Ёݝ  ǟ ݝ  ϟ珟   ǟ   ₣􁷷 @ GC0(#ח "ݝݝ݅Ž ݝݝ  ǟ €d do?";150:IN838002900:"Should they break the law and use the worms or should they go home disappointed, but respecting the law? Think about it.";150:IN83900p2020z4000^({All we have for bait is worms, and it's too far to go home for our lures.^)";R4İ2910:"^>Worms^< is the right answer, as you read here.":;150:IN83700<2900:"What are we going to do?}^/^/What do you think these two fishermen shoul WORMS OR LIVE BAIT - ARTIFICIAL LURES ONLY^)";~R6İ2910:"This sentence tells you Ralph read the information on a ^>sign^<.":150:IN83600P2900:,,,3(R4):"Ralph couldn't believe his eyes. {Look at that sign, Dad,} Ralph blurted. together before.":p$R3İ2910:"The highlighted sentence tells you they were fishing for ^>bullheads^<.":s150:IN83500/t2900:,,,3(R6):"As they put down their rods and worm cans, ^(Ralph noticed a new sign that read: NO FISHING WITH(R2):"^(They parked the truck, picked up their gear, and headed for their favorite fishing spot.^)";:,,,3(R3):" ^(The bullheads were in trouble now!^)";R2İ2910:"^>True^<, if they had a favorite fishing spot, they must have been fishing IN83300o 2900:,,,3(R5):"^(Fifty minutes later, Ralph and his father were at their destination.^)"; R5İ2910:"^>50 miles^< is the best choice. That's about how far you could drive in 50 minutes.": 150:IN83400 2900:,,,3 and ventured a guess. {Judging by the color of the sun and direction the wind is blowing, I say we'll catch the limit."; G 150:IN83200 H 2900:"Also, yesterday I dug a batch of the longest, fattest worms I ever saw. We can't miss.}"; 150:you it was early morning.":0  150:IN83000 2900:"{I know, son, this trip has been planned for a long time, but our wait is over. What kind of luck do you think we'll have?}"; 150:IN83100z 2900:"Ralph checked the color of the sunO FISH":0:130  2900:,,,3(R1):"^({Boy, Dad, I have been waiting for this day forever,} said Ralph, as he and his father drove through the early morning fog.^)"; & R1İ2910:"^>6 a.m.^< is the best answer, as the highlighted sentence tells 4 GT04 DH197:"TSUBS1",2000,2100:198:TI1:120:R0:3000v PR$:R3100,3600,3600,3800,3500,3700:130:T BC5:LW11:RW40:TW71:NL8:500:^ BC5:W40:BW59:NL4:550:,,,1: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM218)2:2:"TO FISH OR^/NOT T     N$"A"IN$"a"2114:2050, @AN0įA904 AAJ BB12200:A100 AL2500:ELA100200(IN8):FIFI12(IN8):FI$PR$:FIFI$FI$"."(FI):AL3000 810 2900:1:,TM(BMTM18)2:2:"THE END":0:170:IN8įA 450:I1R2:IN$"A"IN$"a"IN0IN1::MSİ109:2083{ $MSIN0İ199:MS0:"Use ^[Space Bar^] , ^[@<^] or ^[A^] .":109:2083 %MS0į"0" & *FI0:AN0:AR0:R020:WL%(R)0:W$(R)"":: 3AN1:2079 4AN0:2080:IN8ĴB22200:A100 >I,,,,,11:L(W$):TY5C:200:IN$""2099:WL%(R)99:LN1:410:YY3:0,LM,Y,RM,BM:IN$W$įLM,Y:M(1)91:ARAR1:2077 ANR:M(1)910:130: AN0 130 PR$,,,,0,TM4,39,BM4: KS,0 !MS1:TI5 "101/ #IN32IN8IN21 130 < 900y "Congratulations! You are a very good reader.":130:PR$:24096:PM:230,32:MS0:KS,0:F0:8000 z( RWSUBS #) ST4:NQ6:2603-* NQR2N+ 460:A$"":ARSTA$"only "- NF$", you "A$"had "AR" out of the "R" answers right.^/":ARST27002 "Take your time and read more carefully. Make sure you understand what the story is about." 7ՠ݀ŅĄ  වĀ܀ʊЀݝ  Џ Ռ  Đƿ ĀݍGT01.^ Aݍť ݀ΎӋۛĝƎ܁󏟾 ˻𙧏 ݁Ą@=,GT01.c9ӀӀ 樌 ݝ  Ȉ쬀 ݀  out about the new fishing rule?":NW3:AW3:W$(0)"police":W$(1)"letter":W$(2)"sign":2100 X197:"RWSUBS",2000,7000:198:2600 @D"BLOADGT04.1-3.PAC,A"T9:"GT04.2":"GT04.3":N12:TI.2:12:TI.15:N16:12:230,64:"GT04.2":"GT04.3":230,32::4040o "What bait were they planning to use?":NW3:AW1:W$(0)"worms":W$(1)"minnows":W$(2)"lures":4040 "How far did they travel to the fishing place?":NW3:AW3:W$(0)"2 miles":W$(1)"20 miles":W$(2)"50 miles":4040\ |"How did they finda.m.":W$(1)"10 a.m.":W$(2)"2 p.m.":4040 "These two people had gone fishing together before:":NW2:AW1:W$(0)"true":W$(1)"false":W$(2)"":4040 P"What kind of fish were they trying for?":NW3:AW3:W$(0)"bass":W$(1)"trout":W$(2)"bullheads", GT04.Q L197:"TSUBS2",2100,4000:198:2500:R0:AR0:460:5000V2100455:0,140,TM,RM,96:0,LM2,97,RM,BM2:PR$,2,7,,LM7,TM2,19,96:LM,98:* 4050:"What time of day did they leave home to go fishing?":NW3:AW1:W$(0)"6    ! 0' FI$PR$".Q":AL2100:EL4000:810$( TSUBS1 g197:PR$,2100:198::2500:197:PR$".Q",2100:"TSUBS2",2100,4000:198:450: 2900:1:,TM(BMTM18)2:2:"THE END":0:150:IN86010:450:BA0į"Would you like to read the story again, "NF$"?":300:CH3įPR$:210ՕŅĄՕ܈6"6Ą"ªƔʪЄĐ쁌̜ĄՕ⨂ƎՀՀ݀ՔҊ݀‹ËՅՀݝ Ā ݝªЏ἟ЁԀŠϣŅťՄ Ą෷ᢁĄ ĄŝЃʊĄŠЀŀݍЊІĄΎ݂݀ۛĄԂŽݝƎÜ󏟾‚Ћι݀ݍ堃ń Ā21 6Ąōဂ3݅ʀϏ Ϗ"7!6Ā!7 7؀!9Ā 8!7ݝ 6 5!4Ā 54Ą4Ā42ݝ 22 1ńءɤĀ倀̎좋$#͝22܏5"4"7݁!6݀ݝ Հ񀠪݄ŅԀ݁ŀLJŁ݅ՁՕ  Հ̙݀ƎĀ”Հ̮Ƃԁࢀ₂⸀ڢԔ⊂͍@ GT0(..Ђ Ą. ݁ĀՕ Āח Օ痷񋻻     秳1ǧ9ɉ2ՁәӐǠ9Џ秳1ǧ9ɉ2Ձә/ԃǠ9Џ58:TI.1:11:J4Ĺ230,64VJI501012:7,I,50,I8,58::TI.2:11::TI.3:N1:12i'TI1:120:900İ that's the answer.";:,t 2421((1)4)Lu "Sorry, that's not it.":nv "That is not the answer.":w "Sorry, that's incorrect.":x "Too bad, it's not that one.":y "Not quite ";NF$;", that's wrong.":BWL%(I)992320::7000} "You have not answered all of the problems. 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