Answer Key.
Page 6
- transport
- dislike
- inside
- midnight
- retake
- midway
- uncomfortable
- disappear
- misbehave
- dishonest
Answers will vary.
Page 7 - pedal
- centipede
- pedicure
- pedestrian
- pedestal
- impediment
Page 8
Possible answers:
diagram
dialogue
epigram
epilogue
megalith
megaphone
microgram
microphone
monogram
monograph
monolith
monologue
telegram
telegraph
telephone
Page 9 - disloyal, loyalty
- unbeatable, unbeaten
- undernourished
- thoughtful,
thoughtfulness - obsessive, obsession
- overpaid
- wondering, wonderful
- unconditional
- friendly, friendship
- adoring, adorable
- proudly, proudest
- useless, useable
- happiness, happiest
Page 10 - underdone, b
- mismanaged, a
- underpaid, a
- miscalculated, a
- dislike, b
- undertone, b
- dissatisfied, a
- underweight, b
- misplaced, a
- discomfort, b
Page 11
Possible answers.- b
- n
- l
- d
- a
- h
- i
- t
- m
- k
- o
- e
- f
- p
- g
- v
- r
- j
- u
- c
- q
- s
Page 12 - neatest
- harder, hardest
- tougher, toughest
- fastest, faster
- hardest, harder
- slower, slowest
- bravest, braver
- smallest, smaller
- older
- younger, youngest
- busier, busiest
- lightest, lighter
Page 13
The following words should
be underlined with the suffix
circled. - approached,
increasingly, worried
properly, prepared - powered, combustion
- barreling
- maturity, loved
- mighty, longest
- living, trailers,
combative - thoughtful, internists,
assisted, operation - originate
- directive, confusion
- suspicions, assumptions,
troubling, situations - lightning, halted,
transmission, signals - mixture, added,
lightness, darkness - magical, potions
- invisibility
- moved, forward,
backward
Page 14
pondered
gift
occasion
wandered
token
bracelet
wallet
policy
earned
redeeming
balance
ornate
anticipation
worthwhile
Page 15 - a. delicate
- b. reach
- b. slight
- a. distribute
- a. oral
- a. instructs
- a. reject
- b. catch
- b. end
- b. coworkers
Page 16 - c
- a
- a
- b
- c
- b
- b
- a
- a
- a
Page 17 - exclaimed, whispered
- pester, torment
- inquire, question
- ancient, prehistoric
- adequate, sufficient
- amazed, astonished
- hazard, peril
- ripped, tore
Page 18 - sea turtle
- whale
- jellyfish
- starfish
- shark
- crab or lobster
- seahorse
- manatee
Page 19
Answers will vary.
Page 20 - rock
- race
- trunk
- darts
- fence
- grazed
- empty
- legend
- gorge
- grave
- pitcher
Page 21
A. 9 or 21
B. 13 or 23
C. 1 or 17
D. 7 or 19
E. 3 or 22
F. 8 or 16
G. 5 or 18
H. 10 or 27
I. 2 or 20
J. 12 or 26
K. 14 or 25
L. 15 or 28
M. 6 or 24
N. 4 or 11
Page 22
Sequence and Time Signals: - when
- finally
- lately
- once
- immediately
Illustration Signals: - such as
- for example
- specifically
- much like
- similar to
Change of Direction Signals: - otherwise
- rather
- but
- however
- even though
Page 23
Make sure that all five
sequence and time signal
words are circled in the
story.
Initially:when I laid eyes on
Smokey, I was more than a
bit scared.
Next:I assumed my life was
about to go up in flames.
After that:my fear subsided
and we became instant
friends.
Then:I got a great idea.
Finally:everyone agreed
that Smokey was a fine
neighbor.