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Reading About Pirates

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Question 01

Question 01- "Blackbeard the Pirate

Which of the following best describes the main idea of this passage?

Blackbeard was a notorious pirate who was eventually beheaded for his crimes

Blackbeard's real name was Edward Teach, and he was a privateer

Blackbeard was pardoned by the governor in Bath, North Carolina

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Question 02- Blackbeard the Pirate

Why did Blackbeard want to be known as the world's most wicked pirate?

He wanted to impress Benjamin Hornigold

He wanted to be a respected leader

He wanted his victims to surrender at the signt of him

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Question 03- Blackbeard the Pirate

What is the most likely reason why the government of Virginia ordered a crew to find Blackbeard after the North Carolina governor had pardoned him?

He learned that Blackbeard had begun to rob ships again

He was scared to make him mad

He wanted half of his gold

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Lesson 02

Question 01- Locating the Treasure

You can Eliminate Africa, Which point shows Africa?

Pink

Yellow

Blue

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Question 02- Locating the Treasure

You can eliminate Australia, which is on Australia?

Yellow

Green

Blue

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Question 03- Locating the Treasure

Eliminate South America, which point shows South America?

Pink

Green

Blue

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Question 01- Synonyms and Antynomys

Which describes when two words mean the same or something similar?

Synonyms

Antonyms

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Question 02

True or False: Happy and Cheerful are Synonyms

True

False

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Question 03

True or False Hungry and Starving are Synonyms

True

False ✔️

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Question 03

True or False Hungry and Starving are Synonyms

True

False

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Question 01

Which word means without care?

Careful

Careless

Helpless

Hairless

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Question 02

Which word means without pain?

Bottomless

Painful

Painless

Spotless

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Question 03

What is the meaning of the suffix -ful?

Full of

Not Full

Wanting More

Empty

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Question 02

Click the Sentence with the correct Cordintating Conjuction

I know the answer, but I can't tell you.

I know the answer, yet I can't tell you.

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Question 03

Click the Sentence with the correct Cordintating Conjuction

She did not study, so she failed the test.

She did not study, or she failed the test.

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Question 01

Which picture shows the meaning of "Joyful"

Choice 2

Choice 1

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Question 02

Which picture shows a Pirate?

Choice 1

Choice 2

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Question 03

What do Pirates want?

Choice 2

Choice 1

Choice 4

Choice 3

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Clues

1. You won't be visiting Banks and Daries on your trip to find the hidden treasure 2. Music matters but this hallway doesn't in your search to find the treasure

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