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260 lines
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Which one of the following rhyming word pairs is used in the poem?
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1. not-fought 2. pot-got 3. dirt-hurt 4. hens-mends[63m2
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*F,
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FJoe planted birdseed in a pot,
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And then what do you think he got?
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Not robins or hens,
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Or tiny brown wrens,
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Just dirt that he watered a lot.
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F&PRESS RETURN WHEN READYF'
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What would Joe have to put in the pot first?
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water birdseed robins dirt[63mdirt
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FSeattleis a large city in the state of Washington. It was
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named after a wise Indian, Chief Seattle. The city is close to the
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Pacific Ocean, and there are many lakes in and around it. That is
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the reason there are so many boats and ships in Seattle.
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Where is Seattle?
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1. in the state of Wisconsin
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2. in the Atlantic Ocean
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3. in the state of Washington
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4. in the Pacific Ocean
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Does the story say Seattle gets a lot of rain?
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1. can't tell 2. no 3. yes[63m2
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Why does Seattle have many boats and ships?
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1. because it has many tall buildings
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2. because it has trees to use in building them
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3. because it is near Canada and Alaska
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4. because it has many lakes and is near an ocean
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How did Seattle get its name?
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1. It was named after a president.
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2. It was named after an Indian Chief.
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3. It was named after some cattle in the sea.
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4. It was named after a small ship.
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This story is true, so it is ----.
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1. fiction 2. fact[63m2
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FTim and Jim are twins. They look so much alike that it's hard to
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tell Tim from Jim. Paul and Pete are twins, too, but they look
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different. Paul has blue eyes and red hair. Pete has brown eyes and
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brown hair. Twins are like that. Sometimes they are identical like
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Tim and Jim. But other times they are as different as Pete and Paul.
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This story is mainly about ----.
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girls twins eyes hair[63mtwins
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Which set of twins does the story talk about first?
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1. the twins that look identical
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2. the twins that look different
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3. both sets of twins
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4. neither set of twins
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Would Tim and Jim have the same color hair?
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yes no[63mno
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//// THE ANSWER IS yes. F+F,F'
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Which one of the following would help you tell Pete from Paul?
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toes hair teeth fingers[63mhair
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"Identical" means ----.
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1. almost exactly alike
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2. almost completely different
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3. a little bit alike
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4. a little bit different
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FTim and Jim are twins. They look so much alike that it's hard to
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tell Tim from Jim. Paul and Pete are twins, too, but they look
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different. Paul has blue eyes and red hair. Pete has brown eyes and
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brown hair. Twins are like that. Sometimes they are identical like
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Tim and Jim. But other times they are as different as Pete and Paul.
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F&PRESS RETURN WHEN READYF'
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Would Tim and Jim have the same color hair?
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no yes[63myes
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FTableofContentsChapter Page
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1. Rita and Rosa ......................................... 1
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2. Rita and the Baseball Bat ............................. 23
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3. Rosa Wins the Basketball Game ......................... 39
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4. The Double Birthday Party ............................. 56
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5. Twins Don't Think Alike ............................... 73
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6. Rita and Rosa Together ................................ 94
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[36mPRESS RETURN WHEN READYF*
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On which page does Chapter 3 begin?
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23 39 73 1F, ** YOUR TIME IS UP **F-
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F-y again.F/F-F.
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//// THE ANSWER IS 39. F/F0F*
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Page 73 is the first page of which chapter?
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5 3 2 6F,2
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//// THE ANSWER IS 5. F.F/F*
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Which chapter would probably have a picture of a birthday party?
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4 3 5 6F,3
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//// THE ANSWER IS 4. F.F/F*
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The chapter titles show that Rita and Rosa are probably ----.
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cousins boys twins friendsF,boys
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//// THE ANSWER IS twins. F.F/F*
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Page 18 would be found in which chapter?
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2 3 4 1F,1f
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F.F-
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F0You might have the right idea, but the spelling isF1wrong. Check the spelling and type the answer again.F2F-1FF.F.
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//// THE ANSWER IS 1. F/F0
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FTableofContentsChapter Page
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1. Rita and Rosa ......................................... 1
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2. Rita and the Baseball Bat ............................. 23
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3. Rosa Wins the Basketball Game ......................... 39
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4. The Double Birthday Party ............................. 56
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5. Twins Don't Think Alike ............................... 73
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6. Rita and Rosa Together ................................ 94
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[36mPRESS RETURN WHEN READYF*
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On which page does Chapter 3 begin?
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39 73 1 23F,39
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* Great.F/F*
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Page 73 is the first page of which chapter?
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2 6 5 3F,5
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Which chapter would probably have a picture of a birthday party?
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5 6 4 3F,4
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The chapter titles show that Rita and Rosa are probably ----.
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boys twins friends cousinsF,twins
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Page 18 would be found in which chapter?
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4 1 2 3F,1
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ear Kelly,
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Happy Birthday! I'm sending you ten dollars as a present. I
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would like you to put it in your savings account at the bank. In
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a year it will be worth more because you'll earn "interest". The
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bank gives you interest because they use your money to make more
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money. They then share their earnings with you by giving you in-
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terest. So my advice is to put your money in the bank!
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Love,
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Grandma
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F*PRESS RETURN WHEN READYF+
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---- is the first word of the letter's greeting.
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Farewell Bye Love DearF-x
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//// THE ANSWER IS Dear. F/F0F+
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Why did Grandma send Kelly money?
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1. to help buy a dog
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2. to pay him back
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3. for his birthday
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4. for his brother
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F1^[[0W
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F2
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//// THE ANSWER IS 3. F3F4F+
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A bank pays interest because it ----.
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1. likes to give money away
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2. uses your money to make more money
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3. uses your money to buy furniture
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4. wants you to buy things
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F1^[[oW
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F2
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//// THE ANSWER IS 2. F3F4F+
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Grandma tells Kelly to put the money in the bank so he will ----.
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1. have more money in a year
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2. not lose it
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3. not spend it
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4. know where the bank is
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F1^[[2J
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F2
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//// THE ANSWER IS 1. F3F4F+
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This writing is an example of a ----.
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paragraph letter story poemF-^[[40;0z
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F.
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//// THE ANSWER IS letter. F/F0
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ear Kelly,
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Happy Birthday! I'm sending you ten dollars as a present. I
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would like you to put it in your savings account at the bank. In
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a year it will be worth more because you'll earn "interest". The
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bank gives you interest because they use your money to make more
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money. They then share their earnings with you by giving you in-
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terest. So my advice is to put your money in the bank!
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Love,
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Grandma
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F*PRESS RETURN WHEN READYF+
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---- is the first word of the letter's greeting.
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Love Dear Farewell ByeF-^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[^[
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F.
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//// THE ANSWER IS Dear. F/F0F+
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Why did Grandma send Kelly money?
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1. to help buy a dog
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2. to pay him back
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3. for his birthday
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4. for his brother
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F1stop
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F2F3Type the numeral, not the word.F4y again.F6F2F3
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//// THE ANSWER IS 3. F4F5F+
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A bank pays interest because it ----.
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1. likes to give money away
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2. uses your money to make more money
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3. uses your money to buy furniture
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4. wants you to buy things
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F1quit
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F2F3Type the numeral, not the word.F4y again.F6F2F3
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//// THE ANSWER IS 2. F4F5F+
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Grandma tells Kelly to put the money in the bank so he will ----.
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1. have more money in a year
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2. not lose it
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3. not spend it
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4. know where the bank is
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F11
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This writing is an example of a ----.
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paragraph letter story poemF-letter
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19 CORRECT
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34 ATTEMPTED
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Good-bye for now, Guest.
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Copyright (C) 1989 by Computer Curriculum Corporation.
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All rights reserved.
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Number, please:
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