7NOV20SAT

OPPOSITE OF harmful

presence

sharp

dull

good

foe


"Sweet milk tastes great." In this "sweet" is ___. 

thought

reflexive pronoun

us

an adjective

when the action would be done


"Sweet milk tastes great." In this "great" is ___.

chewed

an adverb

how the action was done

"we"

an adjective


"The New England Museum" is ___.

"we"

us

taught

furry

a proper noun


The pronoun in "The teacher gave us work."

flowed

reflexive pronoun

flew

us

furry


The action word in "The teacher gave us work."

gave

taught

a common noun

verb

where the action was done


"The ___ squirrel"

a proper noun

teacher

an adverb

furry

adverbs

A common noun in "The teacher gave us work." 

chewed

teacher

taught

gave

verb


The past tense form of "flow" is ___.

mascot

flowed

where the action was done

adverbs

verb


The puppy ___ on my green slipper.

adverbs

chirping

a proper noun

us

chewed


"yell" is a ___.

verb

fresh

loves

gave

mascot


"We will go out later." The word 'later' tells us

reflexive pronoun

when the action would be done

taught

sniffed

verb


In the place of "mom and dad", we can use ___.

gave

taught

loves

how the action was done

"they"


"She ran down the street." The word 'down' tells us

flowed

sniffed

chewed

where the action was done

flew


"A pod of ___"

verb

"they"

dolphins

flew

ourselves


The past tense form of "think" is ___.

us

a common noun

"they"

thought

mascot


In the place of "my family and I", what can be used?

adverbs

us

"we"

school

where the action was done


"He loves swimming." The verb in this is ___.

dolphins

taught

a proper noun

"we"

loves


The best player in a team is called the ___.

sniffed

furry

how the action was done

verb

mascot


"Cafeteria" is ___.

a common noun

"we"

flowed

chirping

school


"himself" is a ___.

verb

taught

dolphins

reflexive pronoun

an adjective


We clapped ___ silly.

ourselves

an adverb

adverbs

"they"

school


"The shark spotted a ___ of fish."

an adverb

school

verb

adverbs

chirping


"The ___ birds"

swimming

teacher

chirping

gave

chewed


The past tense form of "teach" is ___.

dolphins

furry

ourselves

gave

taught


50 * 1 = 50
50 * 2 = 100
50 * 3 = 150
50 * 4 = 200
50 * 5 = 250
50 * 6 = 300
50 * 7 = 350
50 * 8 = 400
50 * 9 = 450
50 * 10 = 500
50 * 11 = 550
50 * 12 = 600
50 * 13 = 650
50 * 14 = 700
50 * 15 = 750
50 * 16 = 800
50 * 17 = 850
50 * 18 = 900
50 * 19 = 950
50 * 20 = 1000

80 * 1 = 80
80 * 2 = 160
80 * 3 = 240
80 * 4 = 320
80 * 5 = 400
80 * 6 = 480
80 * 7 = 560
80 * 8 = 640
80 * 9 = 720
80 * 10 = 800
80 * 11 = 880
80 * 12 = 960
80 * 13 = 1040
80 * 14 = 1120
80 * 15 = 1200
80 * 16 = 1280
80 * 17 = 1360
80 * 18 = 1440
80 * 19 = 1520
80 * 20 = 1600

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