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BETWEEN GRADES & SUMMER EXPRESS Answers Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 22/05/15 11:59 am Week Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 22/05/15 11:59 am Week • Day Addition/Subtraction Great States Add or subtract Connect the matching answers to find each state’s shape + 16 – = Karnataka 9 18 4+3=7 + = 14 Maharashtra 15 – = Manipur 17 + = 18 Kerala Tamil Nadu 14 – = 11 Rajasthan 15 – = 13 Madhya Pradesh 14 – = 7+2=9 + – 11 + = 13 12 + = 17 Assam 13 + = 10 Delhi Bihar 13 – = Orissa + = 12 Jammu & Kashmir 14 – = Uttar Pradesh 15 – + = 15 6+8= 14 – 18 12 17 – = 10 12 – = 18 – =17 + 15 11 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 22/05/15 11:59 am Week • Day Your, You’re Grammar Cop and the Education of Snow White Snow White has left the seven dwarfs’ cottage She wants to explain her disappearance, but she doesn’t really understand the difference between your and you’re Can you help Grammar Cop fill in the blanks? Directions: The word your or you’re belongs in each of the boxes Choose the correct word and write it in You’re probably wondering why I left I have to your admit I have gotten tired of strange habits you’re not sneezing, then you’re you’re acting grumpy It seems like if sleeping or Also, it turned out that the prince wasn’t for me As I said to him, “ want to sit around you’re You’re your really nice, but I don’t castle all day while off slaying dragons.” The other day, I took a good look in the mirror Sure it said, “ You’re all.” But it also said, “Plan for about your education? the fairest of them your future What Your career?” That was it “Snow,” I said, “say good-bye to your You’re going back to school.” I hope I haven’t hurt your feelings I appreciate your kindness You’re all very generous But for now, you’re on your own dwarfs Your friend, Snow White Remember these basic laws of your and you’re: • Your Your is the possessive form of you Use it when you are talking about something that belongs to the person with whom you are speaking (Example: I really like your new jeans Where did you get them?) • You’re You’re is a contraction of “you are.” Here’s a tip: Whenever you write you’re, read over the sentence and substitute you are for you’re If the sentence makes sense, you’ve made the right choice (Example: I always tell people that you’re my best friend.) Summer Express: Between Grades & Dear Dwarfs, Scholastic Inc ’re, you’re, u’re, your, your, r, Your 12 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 22/05/15 11:59 am Use with page 14 Week • Day Making Predictions Homer’s Big Adventure Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & Use details from a story to help determine what will happen next This is called making predictions Brian was in such a hurry to get to the school bus on time that he forgot to close the door on Homer’s cage after he fed him Homer T Hamster knew this was his big chance He crawled out of his cage and ran downstairs, careful to sneak past Brian’s mother without being seen He ducked through a hole in the screen door and stepped out into the great backyard “Yippeeee!” cried Homer, throwing his little arms into the air “I’m free at last!” He zipped through the gate and down the alley The first thing Homer saw was a huge, snarling German shepherd who thought it was fun to chase anything that could run “R-r-ruff! R-r-ruff!” Homer scurried here and there only inches ahead of the dog He barely escaped by hiding under a flowerpot “Whew, that was close!” he thought He waited there a while, shaking like a leaf Then he crept out into the alley again He looked this way and that The coast was clear, so he skipped happily along He looked up just in time to see the big black tires of a pickup truck that was backing out of a driveway He almost got squooshed! So, he darted quickly into someone’s backyard where a boy was mowing the lawn R-r-r-r-r-r! Homer had to jump out of the way again Back in the alley, he decided to rest somewhere that was safe He crawled into a garbage dumpster and fell asleep Later, he heard the sound of a big truck He felt himself going high up into the air The dumpster turned upside down, and the lid opened Homer was falling “Yikes!” screamed Homer He had to think fast He reached out and grabbed the side of the truck, holding on for dear life 13 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 22/05/15 11:59 am Use with page 13 Week • Day Making Predictions The truck rolled down the alley and into the street As it turned the corner, Homer was flung off the truck and onto the hood of a school bus He grabbed onto the windshield wipers as the bus drove to the corner and stopped The bus driver exclaimed, “Look, kids! There is a hamster riding on our bus!” All the kids rushed forward to see the funny sight Homer looked through the windshield at all the surprised faces All of a sudden, Homer saw Brian! Brian ran out of the bus and carefully picked up Homer “Hey, buddy, how did you get out here? Are you okay?” Brian asked as he petted Homer’s fur What you think happened next? Color the picture that seems to be the most likely ending to the story Underline the sentence that tells the main idea of the story Brian was surprised to see Homer riding the school bus Do you think Homer will leave his cage again? Write a sentence to tell why Answers will vary or why not _ 14 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd On another sheet of paper, write a paragraph telling about one more adventure Homer might have had Read your paragraph to a family member Scholastic Inc Homer had many exciting adventures after crawling out of his cage Summer Express: Between Grades & Homer hid under a flowerpot to escape from a German shepherd 22/05/15 11:59 am Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd r r ge e g ou un ff f o r p ar o o p a e e o n o a e n o i r forbid r ou shout conceal u most alone i fake in follower e Complete the antonym for ae each word o below The last letter of each e oo antonym is the first letter of the next ol in this chain, antonym s i So, the first antonym ends with s l “w” in isquare e o awake s ou rude tiny u e r save shallow e r wealthy i v cooked strongest i v s n 2.e e e 5.n 7.ni n l t h if i l iv t r si u u e 4.m e m c 7.e c e o o each word below The last r letter t iof each ca antonym is the first letter of the next al in this chain, d antonym u o So, ends with d the l u first o antonym “p” in square r Complete t i the c antonym for h e er s v be m e b a m a ng ug a a n e v ou o e v en pe p te it i a a ea ve ev er n 3 n o e el a a a e e a e i si ps p e e u a a r m r ep ee e 6 d d r s st h h ep e o u mo o o o l l el e e d s n l l s s lo ll l o o ar a ew ae e e e e o o r h th et ge g w o a o o ka ek se s t e e o o e ve v Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & 22/05/15 11:59 am e n n i v i s a r o o u s h r r o4 o a nl u o h e rr b e g n vv winner break r increase shrink wet chains zig and zag, but the w a r e f chains hang together That’s because the last letter of each r antonym in the chain is also the first letter n of ethe next antonym in the chain r The antonyms in thesef puzzle o e h f o h ti p i mno s safe n t sweet forget x p e give n i4 am ar horizontal quiet lrt u n m r Complete the antonym for v e eThe last o e cbelow n word each letter of each antonym is un o c en o the first letter of the next n this chain, eantonym c n o So, in u the first antonym ends with c intnasquare s“l” g i 2.a s r rr ar a n n o l c e o dd r s e a e a m u u t i i e p e n a p i n d x i r e ss o i e s 2n e p r e r e t e m r a e r n i u y c u d oe l o o ee v rr u o ll a c a e v e n e p t i e a e e n l s u e backward attack same catch best bottom ashamed e Complete the antonym for each word below The last letter of each antonym is the first letter of the next antonym So, in this chain, the first antonym ends with “d” in square 2 n answer u r always smooth soft p e n shiny truth cheap a s i v i h r e b Completev theeantonym for v e each word below The last letter of each antonym is o the first letter of the next o u chain, n antonym So, in this the t first i antonym gends with g “n” in square l x5 e t full p m f e o i l x t u p p f n i u p p ee af e m u i e s uo o e m e n t h s r r n n d e r e r r e a s r b i v o h f u i f a n o r v w o r n o u g h r e b e g h a s i n v n v e o i m ee e d ur o l a t e i v ce t r d f e a d u o t l x t o r w o r p eq r u s l o ae d r e y l c mi e e t o o m e t e p t ei c m l p e u v e r u i s r e b ne e m p n a x i v r e m e o p a e y h e t e v u a o n e n p g a r t i ei t v e e c el n e m u oe m r u v e a o e r r p e s n o ei oe l ee f e l pa o es v v a e o g o o e h o t hi u h l es i sr 5 e e s k a r a o s r a o e e n s ae de n e i kd n ae e e e m a t n e ec lo no sn cl a r n or a n m n e e t e r t o e ns o o u n r p n o w e i l h l o s p e e l l a t Complete the antonym for leachaword f below e nThe last e of eeachoantonymi is oletter the first letter of the next rantonym So,oin this chain, f the first antonym ends r e r r o i l wwithas“h” rin squaree f no u h i wise e r sick old selfish float u cruel n r7 arrive sn n2 oe5 oi o nu o s ro the antonym for e rComplete s t l i e c each word below The last letter of each e aantonym s is the first letter of the next a i dantonym l u o o So,l in this echain, the first antonym ends with k “t” in square r o guilty wild m u exit mueo r odd wide east e e i ev thick all eo e s l ea p m p e3 e e nc t e h n c h e e a e t t r a n o i 22/05/15 11:59 am i Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd s i o r Summer Express: Between Grades & Scholastic Inc Week • Day Addition It All Adds Up! Add Fill in the missing numbers + 20 + 50 20 40 3 7 + 5 03 60 00 20 60 8 50 3 + 01 90 + + 4 1 40 50 07 6 00 2 4 4 3 4 80 70 + + + + 3 + 3 60 02 20 2 4 + + 40 + 20 40 Joe and Ellie were going to the movies Joe brought $5 0, and Ellie brought $ 35 If they had $9.75 altogether, how much money did they each have? Show your work Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & + + 17 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 22/05/15 11:59 am Week • Day Writing a Newsletter My Family News Draw a picture about something that happened at home and glue it in this space Write a sentence about it underneath y ar ill v w s wer s n A _ _ Just for Laughs This Week’s Newsmaker _ _ _ _ _ _ Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & 18 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 10 22/05/15 11:59 am Week • Day Decimals Kaleidoscope of Flowers If the number has a in the ones place, color the shape green If the number has a in the tenths place, color the shape pink If the number has a in the hundredths place, color the shape yellow Finish the design by coloring the other shapes with colors of your choice 13.95 1.151 6,543.5 7.5 3,795 5.91 5.4 5.090 21.05 3.45 30.51 5.7 5.89 0.51 5.01 25.13 0.951 5.98 65 0.050 1.57 6.05 Taking It Further: Place the following decimals in the correct places on the lines below the dots: 4.9, 1.7, 2.5, and 0.2 Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & 675 7.95 1.50 0.5 2.589 0.2 1.7 2.5 4.9 113 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 97 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week • Day Writing a News Story Read All About It A news story reports just the facts about an event and answers the questions who, what, when, where, why, and how The most important information is included at the beginning of the article in a paragraph called the lead Forest Fires Burn Out of Control WHERE did it happen? headline PAURI GARWAL—Forest fires, fueled by wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour, WHY did it happen? spread into a residential area early Tuesday morning All residents had to be WHEN did it happen? evacuated Within minutes over 25 homes WHO was affected? were engulfed by flames and destroyed According to officials, no injuries have been reported Planes and helicopters battling the blaze had to be grounded because the heat of the flames was so intense Write a news story using the information below Remember to write about the facts and events in the order they occurred Follow the model lead above Who: National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) When: April 10, 2003; a.m Where: Srinagar, Pauri Garwal, Uttarakhand What: team and rescue vehicles sent; worked for three hours; rescued residents How: used helicopter and boats Why: residents along river stranded by flash flood after storm _ — y var will s e s pon s e R 114 Use your imagination to write a news story on a sheet of paper for one of the following headlines or one of your own Mystery of the Missing Dinosaur Solved Students Protest School Lunch Menu St Columbas Wins Championship First Female Elected President Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 98 22/05/15 12:00 pm Use with page 116 Week • Day Test Practice Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & A Letter from Washington, D.C I’ve pital,but a c ’s n o , ti a un pa iptothen enreallyf ndGrand e tr a r b a s u a m o h d t  n u ,D.C htthis allabo DearGra ashington oIthoug otellyou s t W t, d n e h i is y ig n m ta o s Ipro wheret te!Our goingany usytowri t o b o n o e t ’r n e e te be myfavori austing.W te. , h x m u e e y s ll u ta ri know eM butto etter.You dtimetow onalAirandSpac b o o ry g to is a e aturalH wouldb heNati letons seumofN anddinosaurske wenttot e u w M y e a h d t o s.We T ickliked offossils utifulgem ts N a o e r l a b e f r v o e a s th h otsofo museum rs!They ondandl sdinosau m e v ia o l D e e p h efore o how wesawb s sawtheH sterday g o in ls h a t e e W Ann’s there. hereye aboutth datAunt dtellyou holedayt e n b w a e p to th t u t h k n c ig we spe rba wentstra aining,so d r n s ,I’dbette a a ll t e w h t W I ig ent  n  nightwew Saturday tionalZoo a t re a e h N h e t T h o t !) g indoors wentto rymuch that.We xtdaywe (They’re musicve s e e h le n t ti e e p h ik T re l  t ’t ument a house ndIdidn elooking gtonMon a m in k ti h ic s f a o N t t o W u nn,b ofthe up spental ithAuntA elevatortothetop ewewere ext il w h rt e w c p n a o hem kan urn toac estudiedt reeverythingis.O se ay,wetoo e OnMond viewofthecity.W h ou w at sawtheH ln erideaof d re tt n e g a a b g t a o in e g d v and uldha Linco thebuil esawthe hatwewo atourof ou w k , o n o o t o e rn theresot emorial.Y afte ol.W e it M h p n t a o n rs I C e  e ff h te e eSena dtheJ stopwast vesandth ransMemorial,an ti ta n e s  re ay! ofRep enttothe dofthed tnamVete w n ie e e e V w e n th h e t t h l, a ewere ouse.T ican Memoria umofAfr owtiredw ouroftheWhiteH e s h u e in M g e a h so tot at canim free?It’s wewent re ,wetook y r, a a te d re a s e e L h u  e s ry OnT satonth museum n e canHisto e h h ri t e t ll d a m n t A u a f o n day Museumo believethatjustab nasculpturegarde beautiful a s a u i w o d t e y I  lk n  a s Art.Ca atiswhere leflykite per,wew h p p T o u e  s ia p r e g in ft g in A g ninVir ndwatch amazing. untVerno aturdaywe’releavin d. ecreama o c i g M n it ti is a gtov arylan onS grasse we’regoin ingtonlived.Then slandinM outit w I o e rr u o g a m o te h T Was oAssa ouallab dMartha todrivet !I’lltelly re e h t s ve, Georgean D.C.We’regoing ie Lo wildpon n, e h to t g g in  in h e s e a cia W  bouts  Ali exciteda   I’mreally            115 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 99 22/05/15 12:00 pm Use with page 115 Week • Day Test Practice What kind of letter is this?   a.abusinessletter c.aninvitation b.athank-younote d.afriendlyletter Where did Alicia and her family go to get a good view of   Washington, D.C.? f. theWashingtonMonument g.theLincolnMemorial h. theCapitol j. theJeffersonMemorial Which museum did Alicia and her family go to first?     a.theNationalAirandSpaceMuseum b.theMuseumofNaturalHistory c.theMuseumofAmericanHistory d.theMuseumofAfricanArt Where did Alicia’s family go on the day it rained? The National Zoo What did Alicia and her family plan to see in Virginia and Maryland? They were going to see Mount Vernon in Virginia and the wild ponies in Maryland In the boxes on the left, write two words that describe Alicia In the boxes on the right, give a detail from the letter to support each word you choose Examples honest She raves about how exciting everything is She admits that she did not like the music at the concert Summer Express: Between Grades & enthusiastic Supporting Details Scholastic Inc Words That Describe Alicia 116 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 100 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 101 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 • Day Reading for Details Preview of Prefixes A prefix is a word part that always comes at the beginning of a word When a prefix is added to a base word, it changes the word’s meaning The prefix dismeans “not.” Think about how dis- affects the meaning of the words disloyal, dishonest, and disagree One meaning for the prefix re- is “again.” You see this prefix in words such as redo, rebuild, reconsider, and renew The meaning of the prefix over- is “too much.” Some examples of words containing this prefix are overjoyed, oversleep, overflow, and overworked Prefixes dis- (not) re- (again) over(too much) disloyal redo overjoyed dishonest rebuild oversleep disagree reconsider overflow renew overworked Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & Write the topic and three subtopics on the web Complete the web by writing details for each subtopic Find out the meaning of the prefixes ex-, trans-, and inter- 119 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 102 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 • Day Diagramming Sentences Diagramming Sentences Diagramming a sentence shows how all the words in the sentence work together A Underline the articles and adjectives in each sentence Circle any adverbs Then diagram each sentence The model diagram will help you  subject verb directobject tive ec adj b le c arti er adv le c arti 1. Thedancermadeagracefulmovement  dancer dancer made made movement movement gra a ul cef e Th 2. Thetinycricketslowlyatethegreenleaf ate ate leaf leaf en gre the wly slo tiny e Th B Complete the diagram for the following sentence 1. Theplayfulkittengleefullychasedtheredball  kitten kitten chased chased red the lly efu Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 103 gle ful y pla e Th 120 ball ball Summer Express: Between Grades & cricket cricket Scholastic Inc  22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 • Day Persuasive Paragraph I’m Sure You’ll Agree! A persuasive paragraph gives your opinion and tries to convince the reader to agree Its supporting ideas are reasons that back up your opinion Reason Topic sentence Our family should have a dog for three reasons First, pets teach responsibility If we get a dog, I will feed him and take him for walks after school The second reason for having a pet is that he would Reason make a good companion for me when everyone else is busy I won’t drive Dad crazy always asking him to play catch with me The third Reason reason we need a dog is for safety He would warn us of danger and keep our house safe For all of these reasons, I’m sure you’ll agree that we should jump in the car and head toward the adoption agency right away I don’t know how we have made it this long without a dog! closing sentence Plan and write a persuasive paragraph asking your parents for something (such as a family trip, expensive new shoes, or an in-ground pool) Choose a topic Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & Write a topic sentence _ and s n pla vary h p ll Reason _ gra phs wi a r Pa gra a Reason _ par Brainstorm three supporting reasons Reason _ On another sheet of paper, use your plan to write a persuasive paragraph 121 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 104 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 • Day Organizing Words Out of Here! One item on each list below actually belongs in another list To get the item “out of here,” circle it Then write the number of the list where it really belongs When you’re done, write what each list is about The first one is done for you thigh, cylinder, calf What Is This List About? parts of a leg weapons bodies of water communities easel, canvas, catapult 10 big cats three-dimensional objects wet areas of land painting terms blacktop, hamlet, asphalt road surfaces 10 decathlon, marathon, shin track and field events slingshot, pavement, tomahawk pond, palette, lagoon bog, town, village jaguar, panther, creek cube, sphere, triathlon swamp, marsh, puma Your Turn Scholastic Inc Create a chart of your own like the one above but using only four lists See whether someone in your family can figure out which item doesn’t belong, where it should go, and what each list is all about Summer Express: Between Grades & Circled Word Belongs on List #? List 122 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 105 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 • Day Area and Perimeter Math’s Got It Covered width: 50 yards This soccer player sure has a lot of ground to cover Just how much exactly? Look at the picture and answer the questions length: 100 yards a What is the length of the field? b What is the width of the field? c What is the perimeter of the field? d What is the area of the field? 100 yards _ 300 feet _ 300 yards _ 900 feet _ 50 yards _ 45,000 yards 5,000 _ sq feet _ a What is the perimeter of half of the field? b What is the area of half of the field? 150 feet _ 200 yards _ sq 600 feet _ yards 2,500 _ sq feet 22,500 _ sq Imagine a field with a length of 130 yards and a width of 75 yards 410 yards a What is the perimeter of that field? _ Scholastic Inc yards length: unit All-Star Math! Is the perimeter of half the field what you expected? Why or why not? Answers will vary Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 106 length: unit Summer Express: Between Grades & 9,750 square b What is the area of that field? _ area = square unit perimeter = units area = length x width perimeter = sum of the sides 123 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 • Day Reading a Chart Adorable Animals Do you know what a baby goat is called? The chart below provides the names for many baby animals Use the chart to choose the best answer to each question naMes For baby aniMals animal name for baby animal name for baby Bear Cub Fox Kit Cow Calf Goat Kid Deer Fawn Kangaroo Joey Dog Pup Sheep Lamb What is the name for a baby deer? a cub c fawn b calf d pup A “joey” is what kind of animal? a cow c kangaroo b fox d sheep What is a baby fox called? a kit c cub b kid d lamb A baby goat is a — a kid c pup b lamb d calf Which kind of animal has cubs? a goat c kangaroo b sheep d bear Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & 124 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 107 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 • Day Plurals What’s Wrong With This Picture? Herman Hound is a smart and successful storekeeper, but he sure needs help spelling plurals! Herman knows that you usually add -s to the singular form but that sometimes you must add -es or change the final y of a word to i and then add -es Help Herman by finding and correcting 15 misspelled plurals in his store Warning Signes Magazines and Books Dog life n Teeies ys p p u p Doghouse beautiful canine Digest Snackes es beware the owner Trail mixs Human being crackers Kitten Kisses cat cookys skunks es crossing couchs are for sleeping Twelve monthes in the Doghouse ies Kittys beware! Danger: mad Dogs and englishmen es porcupines outfoxing foxs a bird in the bushes toys Bath Toies Grooming Department powders for fleas, Ticks, and flysies ies collars and leashes Combs and Brushs es es Duck Decoies earplugs backpacks es and pouchs sweaters Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & Bowls and Dishs ies Hunting Supplys decoys 125 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 108 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 • Day Descriptive Paragraph A Vivid Picture A descriptive paragraph creates a vivid image or picture for readers By choosing just the right adjectives, you can reveal how something looks, sounds, smells, tastes, and feels Compare the sentences from two different paragraphs Which one creates a more vivid picture? The pizza with sausage and onions tasted so good The smooth, sweet sauce and bubbly mozzarella topped with bite-sized chunks of extra hot sausage and thin slivers of sweet onion on a perfectly baked, thin crust delighted my taste buds Cut out a picture of something interesting and paste it in the box Then brainstorm a list adjectives and descriptive phrases to tell about it ry l va wil aphs agr r a P Now, write a paragraph about the picture Begin your paragraph with a topic sentence that will grab readers Add supporting sentences that include the adjectives and descriptive phrases listed to create a vivid picture 126 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 109 Here is a set of adjectives: bumpy, dusty, narrow, steep, curvy, unpaved, well-worn Think about what they might describe Then on a sheet of paper use the words to write a descriptive paragraph that paints a picture Scholastic Inc ill v w s h rap g a Par Summer Express: Between Grades & ary 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 • Day Cause and Effect The Elves of Iceland If you visited Iceland, would you look for elves? Many people in Iceland believe in elves and other magical folk that can cause mischief Some Icelanders consult a person called an elf-spotter before building a home The elf-spotter ensures that the land is elf free The country’s Public Roads Administration has been known to reroute highways because of angry elves Some Icelandic tourist groups have even made maps charting elf haunts for curious visitors! Read the cause and one of its effects on the map Find two other effects in the passage Write them on the map Effects People consult elf-spotters before building homes Cause Icelanders believe in elves Public Roads Administration reroutes highways Locate Iceland on a globe or world map Scholastic Inc Summer Express: Between Grades & tourist maps show elf haunt 127 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 110 22/05/15 12:00 pm Week 10 • Day Proofreading This Day in History Find and mark the twelve errors They may be spelling, punctuation, capitalization, or grammar errors One Year Ago National Eat Lunch with a Tree Day was cap declared a holiday on monday, April No one has figureed out how you would actually eat lunch with a tree If they do, this will be a great celebration 37 Years Ago e The excuse, “The dog ate my homwork” was cap first used by Timmy Murtz of ogden, ohio cap didn’t Timmy don’t actually have a dog—or any a homework, for that matter! His techer didn’t believe the excuse for even one second 50 Years Ago was cap On august 7, the annoying telephone call were invented in Newark, New Jersey asked 100 Years Ago i Scientest Alexander Graham Baloney said that water is actually not wet It just seems wet was because the other things around it are very dry His idea were later proved to be purely Scholastic Inc preposterous Summer Express: Between Grades & Homeowners were called and ask if they would like a free offer 128 Only_Answers_3-4_Single Page.indd 111 22/05/15 12:00 pm ... 16 21 24 42 40 44 74 – 63 74 – 32 61 – 21 54 – 10 55 22 24 22 42 12 63 – 41 68 – 44 47 – 25 66 – 24 26 53 – 41 53 43 44 52 94 – 41 65 – 22 57 – 23 34 Summer Express: Between Grades & 86 – 42 Scholastic... 1,010 2 ,41 1 + 1 ,31 0 2,5 04 + 1 ,32 3 4 ,32 8 + 4, 421 3, 721 3, 827 8, 749 L P S 1 ,32 6 + 1,1 03 1,012 + 2,000 2 ,32 1 + 3, 321 1, 231 + 1,120 2 ,42 9 3, 012 5, 642 2 ,35 1 O C K Y 2,1 13 + 3, 121 5, 2 34 Z 2,216 + 4, 132 ... – 33 24 14 95 – 43 48 – 22 34 – 13 97 – 42 21 86 – 53 11 83 – 61 22 79 – 25 82 – 62 76 – 26 33 37 – 13 50 20 76 – 55 69 – 41 10 98 – 24 28 45 – 13 32 88 – 46 42 74 34 10 24 – 14 54 49 – 15 29