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None Nature and the Environment
Raining cats and dogs
  1. to be raining very hard
  2. to be able to predict the weather based on the sunrise and sunset
  3. to be outside and feel the warmth of the sun on your skin
None Capitalization and Punctuation
Which of the following sentences is correctly punctuated?
  1. Cousin did you listen to the sermon?
  2. Did someone ask, Edwin Taylor, to read his poem “Huswifery”
  3. Thank you, dear wife, for such a lovely thought.
  4. Please read the poem again brother.
None Vocabulary
climate
  1. expert in a field
  2. in shape physically and mentally
  3. weather that a place has over a long period of time
  4. tale set in imaginary world with imaginary characters
None Food and Eating
What is the meaning of the idiom?

IN A PICKLE
  1. in a difficult situation
  2. a bad person; someone with bad influence
  3. one's offspring inherits similar traits from their parents
None Nouns

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Tuesday
  1. Common Noun
  2. Proper Noun
None Vocabulary
pollution
  1. Harmful materials, chemicals or dirt
  2. food gathered at the end of growing season
  3. craftsman skilled in operating machine tools
  4. things that are known; facts
None Nature and the Environment
Social butterfly
  1. the hottest days of summer
  2. someone who loves talking and being around people
  3. a process that is painstakingly slow and boring
None Nature and the Environment
Take a rain check
  1. when someone steals the attention that belongs to someone else
  2. to save something for later
  3. someone who is friends with you only when things are good
None Vocabulary
ecology
  1. science that deals with relationship between plants, animals, and environment
  2. reuse old products, i.e. glass, aluminum, plastic
  3. weather that a place has over a long period of time
  4. someone who takes care of a garden
None Everyday People and Places
Chasing rainbows.
  1. To chase unattainable goals or dreams.
  2. To have something good happen to you.
  3. To get permission to do something.
None Nouns

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salt
  1. Common Noun
  2. Proper Noun
None Nouns

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January
  1. Common Noun
  2. Proper Noun
None Everyday People and Places
Strike gold.
  1. To be very fortunate with something.
  2. To get permission to do something.
  3. To be jealous wishing that you could have something that someone else has.
None Everyday People and Places
Give the green light.
  1. To be very fortunate with something.
  2. To get permission to do something.
  3. To have something good happen to you.
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