Question 1

What does the term 'dyslexia' refer to in Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson?

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A learning disability that affects reading

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A place where demigods train

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A type of magical creature

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A special weapon used by heroes

Question 2

In Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson, what does the word 'freak' imply when used to describe someone?

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A person who is unusual or different

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A person who is always happy

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A person who is really good at sports

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A person who tells jokes

Question 3

What does the word 'glaring' mean as used in Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson?

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Shining intensely or very brightly

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Moving slowly

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Being very quiet

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Looking angrily

Question 4

In Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson, what does 'invisible' mean?

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Not able to be seen

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Easily broken

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Very bright

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Able to be touched

Question 5

What does the term 'stiff' mean in the context of Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson?

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Rigid and not flexible

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Easily movable

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Soft and fluffy

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Light and airy

Question 6

What does 'disappeared' mean as used in Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson?

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Ceased to be visible

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Became more noticeable

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Moved to a different place

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Changed colors

Question 7

What does the word 'mischievous' mean in Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson?

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Causing trouble in a playful way

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Helping others

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Being very serious

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Staying quiet

Question 8

What does the term 'annoyed' mean in Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson?

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Feeling slight anger or irritation

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Being very happy

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Being confused

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Feeling sleepy

Question 9

What does the word 'crumpled' mean as used in Chapter 1 of Percy Jackson?

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Wrinkled or pressed out of shape

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Flat and even

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Clean and smooth

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Bright and colorful

Question 10

What does vaporize mean?

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a violent and complete destruction, often used in a fictional or exaggerated context

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an ancient, upright stone slab or pillar, often bearing inscriptions or designs, used as a monument or grave marker

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cause to appear in bodily or physical form

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a school where students reside during the semester

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