Henry And Mudge And The Starry Night Vocabulary Test
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Living outside in a tent.
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Camping
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Mowing
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Sleepover
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Playing
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This vocabulary test is based on the book 'Henry and Mudge and the Starry Night' and assesses knowledge of specific words and phrases used in the story.
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A backpack is used to___________?
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Carry things on you feet.
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Carry things on your car.
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Carry things on your back.
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Go shopping.
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A. Carry things on your back.Explanation
A backpack is designed to carry things on your back. It is a type of bag with shoulder straps that allows you to carry items conveniently and comfortably on your back, distributing the weight evenly. This makes it easier to transport belongings, especially when you are on the move or hiking.Rate this question:
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A musical instrument played by plucking or strumming the strings.
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Drum
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Guitar
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Keyboard
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Violin
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A. GuitarExplanation
The correct answer is guitar because it is a musical instrument that is commonly played by plucking or strumming the strings. The other options, such as drum, keyboard, and violin, are not typically played in this manner.Rate this question:
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A outdoor fire used for heat or camping.
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Logs
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Hot dog
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Campfire
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Firefly
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A. CampfireExplanation
A campfire is an outdoor fire used for heat or camping. It is a common practice to build a campfire when camping to provide warmth, light, and a place to cook food. The other options, logs, hot dog, and firefly, do not specifically relate to outdoor fires used for heat or camping. Logs are used as fuel for a campfire, hot dog may be cooked over a campfire, and firefly is a type of insect that emits light but does not directly relate to the concept of a campfire.Rate this question:
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A fawn is a____________.
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A very young cow.
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A plant.
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A very little horse.
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A very young deer.
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A. A very young deer.Explanation
The correct answer is "A very young deer." A fawn refers to a young deer, specifically one that is less than a year old. It is not a cow, plant, or horse, but a term used specifically for young deer.Rate this question:
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What is a lantern?
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A flash light.
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A light bulb.
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A bag to carry things.
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A light that you carry, often with clear sides.
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A. A light that you carry, often with clear sides.Explanation
A lantern is a portable light source that is often carried and has clear sides, allowing the light to be emitted in multiple directions. It is different from a flashlight, which typically emits light in one direction. A lantern can be used for outdoor activities, camping, or during power outages. It provides a wider and more diffuse illumination compared to a light bulb, which is a stationary light source typically found in fixtures. A lantern is also distinct from a bag to carry things, as it is primarily designed for providing light rather than storage.Rate this question:
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John and Kathy _____________ together and were cozy.
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Sleep
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Sat
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Snuggled
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Ate
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A. SnuggledExplanation
John and Kathy snuggled together and were cozy.Rate this question:
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What is a female deer?
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Doe
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Door
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Fawn
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Calf
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A. DoeExplanation
A female deer is called a doe. This term is commonly used to refer to adult female deer of various species. The word "doe" specifically denotes a female deer, while the other options, such as "door," "fawn," and "calf," do not accurately describe a female deer.Rate this question:
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She is silly and foolish. She is so_____________________.
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Snappy
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Sluggish
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Snuggled
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Sappy
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A. SappyExplanation
The word "sappy" means overly sentimental or foolishly romantic. In the given sentence, the person is described as silly and foolish, suggesting that they may also be sentimental or overly romantic. Therefore, the word "sappy" is the most appropriate choice to complete the sentence.Rate this question:
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