About one _______ people came to the school event.

The _______ of paper for the copier is very low.

She stepped onto the stage and sang a ________ song.

The storm woke me up in the _______ of the night.

A pillgrim cam to America on the Mayflower.

I didn't have time to complete my homework.

I had soup and a sanwich for lunch yesterday.

I would rather have water insted of milk.

Explain why you came home so late from school.

Everyone yelled "Susprise!" at the party.

A turtle was sitting on a rock in the pon.

The prince lived in a kengdom by the Red Sea.

We pick apples and peaches are the orcherd.

That attlete can jump very high.

We were finally able to get the baby to settle down for a nap.

How much farther do we have to travel before arriving at Aunt Sally's house?

I would like to try a sampel of different kinds of perfumes at the store.

She wouldn't take an umbrella allthough it was raining.

Write your name and address on the form

Our naighbor has three big cats

Abigail Adams was born on November 22, 1744. Adams was the wife of one American president and the mother of another American president. She married John Adams, the second president of the United States on October 25, 1764. John and Abigail Adams had six children together. One of their sons, John Quincy Adams, would later become the sixth president of the United States. Abigail Adams is most remembered for the letters that she wrote back and forth to her husband while he was working with the Continental Congress in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. John Adams would frequently write to her and ask for her advice on both social and political issues of the time. The letters of Abigail Adams to her husband, John Adams, are part of Revolutionary War history because they serve as a firsthand eye-witness account of political life during this time. Abigail Adams is also known as the first “First Lady” to live in the White House, which became the official residence of the presidential family, after the nation's capital was relocated to Washington, D.C. in 1800. The “First Lady” enjoyed life at the newly built White House mansion even though it was still under construction when the “First Family” moved in. When Thomas Jefferson defeated Adams in the presidential election of 1800, Abigail and her family moved back to Quincy, Massachusetts. After leaving the White House, Abigail Adams continued to write letters to famous Americans of the time like Thomas Jefferson. She also followed John Quincy’s political career with great interest. Abigail Adams died from typhoid fever at the age of 73 on October 28, 1818. Both John and Abigail are buried together in a family crypt in Quincy, Massachusetts. Abigail Adams was not...

What happened first in the selection?

What question can be answered in the third paragraph?

Which of the following is not true?

What does the word “crypt” mean in the last paragraph?

Abigail Adams is famous for being a “First Lady” and ____________________________.

What is implied by the following sentence: Abigail Adams is also known as the first “First Lady” to live in the White House, which became the official residence of the presidential family after the nation's capital was relocated to Washington D.C. in 1800

Who won the presidential election of 1800?

Which question is NOT answered in the passage?

Why were the letters of Abigail Adams so important?