[ Vocabulary ]
unfamiliar; not in the habit of
A. unaccustomed
B. bewildered
C. apprehensive
D. reprieve
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A. someone who likes to eat owls
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If we (know) more about history, we would not be afraid of the test.
A. knew
B. know
C. had known
D. have known
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Woodpeckers nest in our yard every spring.
_
A. Cardinals
B. Nest
C. Yard
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They ___ watch a movie tonight
A. will not
B. not will
C. no will
D. won’t