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language art

This lesson contains 42 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slide.

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Slide 1 - Slide

What base word do these words have in common?

entangled and entanglement

Slide 2 - Open question

What base word do these words have in common?

enjoyment and joylessness

Slide 3 - Open question

What base word do these words have in common?

strategic and strategize

Slide 4 - Open question

Use the prefix en- or ex- or suffix -en or -ic
What is the opposite of:
implode

Slide 5 - Open question

Use the prefix en- or ex- or suffix -en or -ic
What is the opposite of:
dethrone

Slide 6 - Open question

Use the prefix en- or ex- or suffix -en or -ic
What is the opposite of:
discourage

Slide 7 - Open question

Use the prefix en- or ex- or suffix -en or -ic
What is the opposite of:
internal

Slide 8 - Open question

Add the suffix -en or -ic

base

Slide 9 - Open question

Add the suffix -en or -ic

flat

Slide 10 - Open question

Add the suffix -en or -ic

loose

Slide 11 - Open question

Add the suffix -en or -ic

melody

Slide 12 - Open question

Add the suffix -en or -ic

fresh

Slide 13 - Open question

Add the suffix -en or -ic

robot

Slide 14 - Open question

p. 469. Jefferson seemed aloof in public.
A
Fact
B
Opinion

Slide 15 - Quiz

p. 469. Jefferson was thirty-three when he wrote the Declaration of Independence.
A
Fact
B
Opinion

Slide 16 - Quiz

Adams thought Jefferson was a better writer than him, and that he should write the Declaration of Independence because he was from Virginia and well-liked.
A
Fact
B
Opinion

Slide 17 - Quiz

A different ____ of my favorite song might sound more like classical music than pop.
A
favored
B
pamphlet
C
abstained
D
version

Slide 18 - Quiz

The kind of breakfast I have always _____ is cereal with milk.
A
favored
B
pamphlet
C
abstained
D
parchment

Slide 19 - Quiz

You might find a _____ at a museum or historical site.
A
delegates
B
pamphlet
C
abstained
D
parchment

Slide 20 - Quiz

Something I have ___ from doing lately is eating too many sweets.
A
delegates
B
deliberations
C
abstained
D
parchment

Slide 21 - Quiz

Something written on ___ might be a treaty from hundreds of years ago.
A
delegates
B
deliberations
C
durable
D
parchment

Slide 22 - Quiz

Governments have ___ because every single citizen cannot participate.
A
delegates
B
deliberations
C
durable
D
aloof

Slide 23 - Quiz

After the judges of a contest have _____, they decide on and announce a winner.
A
alter
B
deliberations
C
durable
D
aloof

Slide 24 - Quiz

Something in my house that is _____ is the tiles on our kitchen floor.
A
alter
B
draft
C
durable
D
aloof

Slide 25 - Quiz

If someone is acting ____, he or she is appearing to be uninterested in others.
A
alter
B
draft
C
secure
D
aloof

Slide 26 - Quiz

If I wanted to ____ the way I look, I could cut my hair or wear a different outfit.
A
alter
B
draft
C
secure
D
retreat

Slide 27 - Quiz

If my teacher asked me to ___ a story, I would write down some rough sentences on paper.
A
denounced
B
draft
C
secure
D
retreat

Slide 28 - Quiz

One thing people do to ____ their homes during a hurricane is nail boards over their windows.
A
denounced
B
draft
C
secure
D
retreat

Slide 29 - Quiz

You should ______ from a situation if you feel you are in danger.
A
denounced
B
draft
C
secure
D
retreat

Slide 30 - Quiz

Something my teacher has ____ is talking out of turn during class.
A
denounced
B
draft
C
secure
D
retreat

Slide 31 - Quiz

These flowers are more delicate than glass.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 32 - Quiz

Our fans cheered more loudly than the visiting team’s fans.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 33 - Quiz

Everyone knows that Colin works hardest of all the students.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 34 - Quiz

One World Trade Center is the tallest building in New York City.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 35 - Quiz

This apple is the best one I’ve eaten this autumn.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 36 - Quiz

The high school is bigger than our school.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 37 - Quiz

I kept only the prettiest shells that I found.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 38 - Quiz

Jun’s story is more interesting that Leo’s.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 39 - Quiz

Hector sits closest to the window.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 40 - Quiz

Drew cuts more carefully since his scissor accident.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 41 - Quiz

I sing worse than anyone else I know.
A
comparative adjective
B
comparative adverb
C
superlative adjective
D
superlative adverb

Slide 42 - Quiz