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Click to return to question, Cont-P to switch to the pen, cross out two incorrect answers, then Cont-A to switch back to pointer.

Click to return to the question and poll the class

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C. Memorial Day B. Independence Day A. Veterans Day D. Thanksgiving Which holiday honors people who died while serving in the military -

Back to Board C. Memorial Day

C. 16 A D x 8 =

Back to Board A. 64

A. D.J. one C. D.J. wonned B. D.J. won B. D.J. won D. as it is In the sentence D.J. winned the race. The correct way to write D.J. winned is-

Back to Board B. D.J. won

A. floated C. floor B. blind D. float Which word has the same beginning and ending sound as flood ?

Back to Board A. Floated

A. waning moon C. waxing moon D.full moon B. new moon The phases of the moon always begins with a -

Back to Board B. New moon

A. San Salvador C. Jamestown B. St. Augustine D. Quebec Christopher Newport landed in which location?

Back to Board C. Jamestown

A. tens B. hundreds C. ones D. thousands In the number 4,896 the number 6 is in which position?

Back to Board C. ones

A. clay C. humus C. humus B. silt B. silt D. gravel D. gravel Which type of soil is made up of decomposing plants and animals?

Back to Board C. humus

A. may 27, A. may 27, C. May 27, C. May 27, Lindsay was born on may The correct way to write may is - D. as it is D. as it is B. May B. May

Back to Board C. May 27, 1991.

Which word is a synonym for happy? A. sappy C. unhappy B. sad D. glad

Back to Board D. glad

A. 41 What is the next number in this pattern 25, 29, 33, 37 ? C. 40 B. 38 D. 25

Back to Board A. 41

B. opportunity cost The next best thing given up when a choice is made is the - A. economic choice C. sad truth D. scarcity

Back to Board B. Opportunity cost

C. inclined plane C. inclined plane Which simple machine is also a ramp? A. lever B. pulley B. pulley D. screw

Back to Board C. Inclined plane

C. as it is. Molly was upset when she saw her grade. In this sentence when she saw should be written - A. when she seed D. win she saw. B. when she see.

Back to Board C. As it is

C. green C. green Which word rhymes with screen? A. seem A. seem D. mine B. screw

Back to Board C. green

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