A statement put forth and supported by evidence
A. argument
B. author’s purpose
C. point of view
D. opinion
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Vocabulary › ViewRasped
A. having become solid, firm, or coherent
B. craving or consuming large quantities of food
C. thinking or worrying persistently or moodily about; ponder
D. Scraping or abrading motion or sound, like a scratchy throat
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This vehicle makes frequent stops, so getting to places can be slow. In London they’re usually red, but the ones you take to school are yellow.
A. aeroplane
B. bus
C. ferry
D. canoe
Homophones › View_________ class will win the homework competition this quarter.
A. Are
B. Our
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She walked into the room confidently. You could tell she was ready to take charge.
A. She walked into the room confidently as if she wasn’t ready to take charge.
B. She walked into the room confidently like she was ready to take charge.
C. She walked into the room confidently as though she were unsure of her role.