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splash                                                                                            test


                        splash v. to make wet or dirty. The car                 boulevard a broad street. The boulevard
                           tried to splash me with mud as it sped past.          was named after a president.
                          splatter to splash. The rain will splatter the        road a way for cars, trucks, etc., to travel.
                           windows.                                              The road went from town to the farm.
                          sprinkle to scatter or spray with small
                           drops. Use the can to sprinkle water on the         summer n. the warmest season of the year.
                           flowers.                                              Summer comes between spring and fall.
                                                                                midsummer the middle of the summer
                        stick n. a long, thin piece of wood or other             season. The fair always came to town
                           material. We used a stick to stir the paint.          midsummer.
                          pole a long piece of wood. The wires went             summertime summer; the summer season.
                           to the telephone pole.                                We loved to swim in the summertime.
                          rod a thin stick. The clothes were hung on a
                           metal rod.                                          sunshine n. the light from the sun. Our
                          stake a stick pointed at one end. The stake            cat loves to nap in the sunshine.
                           held up the corner of the tent.                      sunlight the light of the sun. The plants
                                                                                 needed sunlight to grow.
                        stop v. to halt or come to a halt. The car
                           will stop if we don’t get more gas.                                      T T T
                          cease to come to an end; stop. The treaty
                           meant all fighting would cease.
                          halt to stop. They had to halt the parade            take v. to accept or receive; to grasp. Take
                           until the mayor arrived.                              one; they’re free.
                          pause to stop for a short time. We will               grab to seize suddenly; to take. The man tried
                           pause for a short rest.                               to grab the paper before it could fly away.
                          quit to stop. The men quit working because            grasp to hold; to seize. She had to grasp
                           of the rain.                                          the railing to walk down the stairs.

                        story n. a tale or account of an adventure              seize to take hold of; to grasp. He tried to
                           or happening. Mr. Lee told us a story                 seize the paper before we could read what
                           about his grandfather.                                it said.
                          account a detailed statement about an                 antonym: give
                           event. Each witness gave an account of the          test v. to try; to examine; to put to a test.
                           accident.                                             Our teacher will test us in history next week.
                          legend a story of the past that might be              check to examine; to prove true or right.
                           based on real events. The story of Robin              The quiz will check how well we add
                           Hood is a legend of old England.                      numbers.
                          tale a made-up story. The tale was about              examine to test skills or knowledge. This
                           the magic of the sea creatures.                       assignment will examine your

                        street n. a road in a city or town. This                 understanding of today’s math lesson.
                           street is always crowded during rush hour.           quiz to give a short test. The teacher needed
                          avenue a wide street. Trees lined both sides           to quiz the students on the chapter they
                           of the avenue.                                        had read.


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