1. Jeopardy Story Vocabulary Story Questions Spelling words Extra words
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put up; built
parts on which other parts rest for support; bases
Erected
Foundation

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a special event
molds
occaison

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proper relation between parts
proportion

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put in order; made neat
tidied

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shop or building where work is done
workshop

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Which of the following pieces of information, if added to the end of the paragraph, would best conclude paragraph 1?
A. Only about 20% of people called to serve on a jury are actually selected for trials.
B. In some countries, citizens have to do jury service without pay.
C. One requirement for jury service is that citizens must speak English fairly well.
D. If the courts offered childcare for members of a jury, it would be very helpful.
A. Only about 20% of people called to serve on a jury are actually selected for trials.

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As used in paragraph 2, which is the best antonym for penalize?
A. improve
B. guide
C. reward
D. satisfy
C. Reward

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The author apparently believes that the term “jury duty” suggests that serving on a jury is
A. unfair
B. painful
C. uninteresting
D. inconvenient
D. inconvenient

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According to the author, the amount of payment for jury service depends on the
A. length of trial
B. type of trial
C. judge
D. state
D. State

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Which statement from the passage best describes how the author feels about serving on a jury?
A. “If you are a citizen of the United States, you will likely be called to serve on a jury at some point.”
B. “Many agree that it is important for ordinary citizens to be part of the court system because citizens must participate in a democracy.”
C. “It is something you are required to do and it can present difficulties.”
D. “Since it is a crime to avoid jury service, people might as well enjoy learning about the court system.”
D. “Since it is a crime to avoid jury service, people might as well enjoy learning about the court system.”

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If you want to explore a cave when is a great day and a great time?
Monday, Time: From 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.

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If you want to work on your hobby when is a great time to do that?
7:30 pm evening activities

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Which days have ‘Free Play” and what time ?
All Days, the time: 6:30 pm

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Which days there is rest period?
All days except Monday.

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Is this camp for girls or boys, and if you want more info or you have additional question what do you do?
This camp is for boys, and if you have additional question or want more info contact director Jason Sebell at ,or by at

17. 4 - $100 Spell the words: 1._____2._______3._____ 4.____ 5.____ Skinny
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Adjust

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Challenging, Spell the words: worth Double points, 1._____2._______3.____ 4.____ 5.____
Snakeskin
Inspire
Respect
Frostbite
Obstacle

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What is pollution?
The action or process of making land, water, air, dirty and not safe or suitable to use

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What is procession?
The act of moving along or proceeding in orderly succession or in a formal and ceremonious manner, as a line of people, animals, vehicles.

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What is portion?
A part of any whole, either separated from or integrated with it.

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What is collision?
The act of colliding; a coming violently into contact; crash.

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What is connection?
The act or state of connecting.

27. Story
Jury Duty
If you are a citizen of the United States, you will likely be called to serve on a jury at some point. A jury is a group of ordinary citizens who listen to a court case and decide which side wins. These citizens are randomly selected to serve on a jury from a list of registered voters and drivers. Being called to serve does not mean you will definitely be on a jury, though. You may be released from service by the judge or the lawyers may choose to dismiss you.
The courts officially call this responsibility "jury service." It is an opportunity to serve your country. Many agree that it is important for ordinary citizens to be part of the court system because citizens must participate in a democracy. If you miss work for jury service, your boss cannot penalize you by taking vacation days or reducing your pay. The government even pays you for the days you serve.
However, people often call this responsibility "jury duty." It is something you are required to do and it can present difficulties. Even though you are allowed to be away from your job, you may be responsible for the work missed. For parents who stay home with young children, there is the complication of childcare. Some think that the payment (anywhere from 2 to 50 dollars a day, depending on the state) is not enough to make jury duty worth the hassle.
Whether citizens view serving on a jury as an opportunity or a pain, one day they will probably be called to serve. Since it is a crime to avoid jury service, people might as well enjoy learning about the court system.