Super Minds 2 Unit 6 Vocabulary & Grammar

1. Is this sentence true or false?Bill is angry.

True

False

The given sentence is a statement that claims "Bill is angry." It does not provide any context or additional information to suggest whether the statement is true or false. Therefore, without any further details, it is impossible to determine the accuracy of the statement.

Explanation

The given sentence is a statement that claims "Bill is angry." It does not provide any context or additional information to suggest whether the statement is true or false. Therefore, without any further details, it is impossible to determine the accuracy of the statement.

2. Is this sentence true or false?John is sad.

True

False

The given sentence "John is sad" is being stated as true. This means that the sentence is accurate and portrays John's emotional state as being sad.

Explanation

The given sentence "John is sad" is being stated as true. This means that the sentence is accurate and portrays John's emotional state as being sad.

3. Look at the picture. Look at the letters. Write the word.

The correct answer is "eye, Eye, EYE" because the word "eye" is spelled in three different ways, with the first letter being lowercase, then uppercase, and finally in all uppercase. The picture and the given letters do not provide any additional information or context to suggest any other word.

Explanation

The correct answer is "eye, Eye, EYE" because the word "eye" is spelled in three different ways, with the first letter being lowercase, then uppercase, and finally in all uppercase. The picture and the given letters do not provide any additional information or context to suggest any other word.

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4. Look at the picture. Look at the letters. Write the word.

The correct answer is "nose, Nose, NOSE" because the picture is not provided, so we cannot determine any visual cues or context that might suggest a different word. Additionally, the variations in capitalization suggest that the word is being repeated with different letter cases for emphasis or distinction.

Explanation

The correct answer is "nose, Nose, NOSE" because the picture is not provided, so we cannot determine any visual cues or context that might suggest a different word. Additionally, the variations in capitalization suggest that the word is being repeated with different letter cases for emphasis or distinction.

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5. Look at the picture. Look at the letters. Write the word.

The correct answer is "hair, Hair, HAIR" because the picture is showing a representation of hair, and the letters are written in different capitalizations to emphasize the word. The word "hair" is repeated three times, with each instance using a different capitalization.

Explanation

The correct answer is "hair, Hair, HAIR" because the picture is showing a representation of hair, and the letters are written in different capitalizations to emphasize the word. The word "hair" is repeated three times, with each instance using a different capitalization.

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6. Look at the picture. Look at the letters. Write the word.

The correct answer is "ear, Ear, EAR" because the picture is not provided and the question only asks to look at the letters and write the word. The word "ear" can be written in different cases, such as lowercase "ear", capitalized "Ear", or in all uppercase "EAR".

Explanation

The correct answer is "ear, Ear, EAR" because the picture is not provided and the question only asks to look at the letters and write the word. The word "ear" can be written in different cases, such as lowercase "ear", capitalized "Ear", or in all uppercase "EAR".

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7. Is this sentence true or false?This dog is scared.

True

False

The sentence states "This dog is scared." The word "scared" indicates a feeling of fear or anxiety. Since we cannot determine the emotional state of the dog based solely on the given sentence, we cannot conclude that the sentence is true. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

Explanation

The sentence states "This dog is scared." The word "scared" indicates a feeling of fear or anxiety. Since we cannot determine the emotional state of the dog based solely on the given sentence, we cannot conclude that the sentence is true. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

8. Read, choose and write the correct word.Mike is my brother. His / Our birthday is in December.

The correct answer is "his, His, HIS" because the sentence is referring to Mike's birthday. In the first instance, "his" is used to show possession, indicating that the birthday belongs to Mike. In the second instance, "His" is used at the beginning of the sentence to start a new sentence and emphasize that it is Mike's birthday. In the third instance, "HIS" is written in all capital letters to further emphasize that it is Mike's birthday.

Explanation

The correct answer is "his, His, HIS" because the sentence is referring to Mike's birthday. In the first instance, "his" is used to show possession, indicating that the birthday belongs to Mike. In the second instance, "His" is used at the beginning of the sentence to start a new sentence and emphasize that it is Mike's birthday. In the third instance, "HIS" is written in all capital letters to further emphasize that it is Mike's birthday.

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9. Read, choose and write the correct word.It's Lucy and Alex. Their / Her birthdays are in March.

The correct answer is "their, Their, THEIR" because the sentence is referring to the birthdays of both Lucy and Alex. Since they are two different people, the pronoun "their" is used to indicate possession for both of them. The variations in capitalization (Their, THEIR) are likely due to emphasis or stylistic choice.

Explanation

The correct answer is "their, Their, THEIR" because the sentence is referring to the birthdays of both Lucy and Alex. Since they are two different people, the pronoun "their" is used to indicate possession for both of them. The variations in capitalization (Their, THEIR) are likely due to emphasis or stylistic choice.

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10. Look at the picture. Look at the letters. Write the word.

The correct answer is "mouth, Mouth, MOUTH" because the word in the picture is "mouth" and it is written in different capitalization styles to emphasize the word. The repetition of the word in different capitalization styles suggests that it is important and should be written exactly as shown.

Explanation

The correct answer is "mouth, Mouth, MOUTH" because the word in the picture is "mouth" and it is written in different capitalization styles to emphasize the word. The repetition of the word in different capitalization styles suggests that it is important and should be written exactly as shown.

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11. Read, choose and write the correct word.We're Kate and Jim. Our / Their birthdays are in October.

The correct answer is "our, Our, OUR" because the sentence is referring to the birthdays of Kate and Jim, who are the speakers. Therefore, the possessive pronoun "our" is used to indicate that the birthdays belong to them. The variations in capitalization ("Our" and "OUR") are likely due to different formatting or emphasis.

Explanation

The correct answer is "our, Our, OUR" because the sentence is referring to the birthdays of Kate and Jim, who are the speakers. Therefore, the possessive pronoun "our" is used to indicate that the birthdays belong to them. The variations in capitalization ("Our" and "OUR") are likely due to different formatting or emphasis.

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12. Is this sentence true or false?Sam is tired.

True

False

The given sentence states that "Sam is tired." Since the answer is "False," it means that the sentence is not true, indicating that Sam is not tired.

Explanation

The given sentence states that "Sam is tired." Since the answer is "False," it means that the sentence is not true, indicating that Sam is not tired.

13. Read, choose and write the correct word. I'm Jill. Me / My birthday is in May.

The word "my" is used to indicate possession or ownership. In the sentence, "My birthday is in May," the speaker is referring to their own birthday. The word "My" is capitalized because it is the first word in the sentence. The word "MY" is written in all capital letters for emphasis or to convey strong ownership.

Explanation

The word "my" is used to indicate possession or ownership. In the sentence, "My birthday is in May," the speaker is referring to their own birthday. The word "My" is capitalized because it is the first word in the sentence. The word "MY" is written in all capital letters for emphasis or to convey strong ownership.

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14. 2)

Happy

Toy

Bedroom

Glasses

Chin

Cheeks

The given words are all related to parts of the face. "Cheeks" is the correct answer because it is the only word that specifically refers to a facial feature. "Happy," "toy," "bedroom," "glasses," "chin" are not related to parts of the face.

Explanation

The given words are all related to parts of the face. "Cheeks" is the correct answer because it is the only word that specifically refers to a facial feature. "Happy," "toy," "bedroom," "glasses," "chin" are not related to parts of the face.

15. 3)

Happy

Toy

Bedroom

Glasses

Chin

Cheeks

The given words are all associated with different body parts or objects, except for "chin" which is a body part. "Happy" is an emotion, "toy" is an object, "bedroom" is a location, "glasses" are an accessory, and "cheeks" are body parts. Therefore, "chin" is the odd one out as it is the only body part mentioned.

Explanation

The given words are all associated with different body parts or objects, except for "chin" which is a body part. "Happy" is an emotion, "toy" is an object, "bedroom" is a location, "glasses" are an accessory, and "cheeks" are body parts. Therefore, "chin" is the odd one out as it is the only body part mentioned.

16. 4)

Happy

Toy

Bedroom

Glasses

Chin

Cheeks

The given words "happy," "toy," "bedroom," "glasses," "chin," and "cheeks" are all unrelated except for the word "bedroom." The other words do not have any clear connection or common theme, while "bedroom" stands out as a word related to living spaces or furniture.

Explanation

The given words "happy," "toy," "bedroom," "glasses," "chin," and "cheeks" are all unrelated except for the word "bedroom." The other words do not have any clear connection or common theme, while "bedroom" stands out as a word related to living spaces or furniture.