PR-6785UK Astonishing Headlines Teacher Resource Book

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Condemned Common misspellings page 27 1. (a) evidence: something that shows proof (b) witchcraft: the use of magic (c) station: a place to catch trains or buses (d) historic: important to a community (e) wolf: a member of the dog family that hunts and lives in packs (f) weigh: to have a certain heaviness (g) growth: the process of growing (h) redwood: a tree that has red wood (i) guilty: deserving of punishment; not innocent (j) police: law enforcement officials 2–3. Answers will vary. Synonyms and antonyms page 28 1. (a) A (b) S (c) A (d) S (e) S (f) A (g) A (h) S (i) A (j) S (k) A (l) S 2. (a) light, weighty, heavy, backbreaking (b) infant, child, teen, adult (c) freed, captured, detained, jailed (d) pebble, stone, rock, boulder (e) whisper, say, call out, shout Read for detail page 29 1–2. hysterics (1) ill (2) fits (3) nothing (4) witchcraft (5) illness (6) tortured (7) witches (8) Flow chart page 30 Possible answers include: Dusty Steinmasel told McKittrick not to shoot. McKittrick fired. Number Ten fell dead. Cause and effect page 31 1. (a) Cause: When they opened the fence. Effect: Number Ten walked out of the pen. (b) Cause: Because they liked each other. Effect: The two wolves played and snuggled. (c) Cause: Because the shirt had saliva on it. Effect: The shirt could be tested for DNA evidence. ANSWERS (d) Cause: So she would not hurt Luna’s bark. Effect: Butterfly took off her shoes. (e) Cause: So that the timber company could not cut it down. Effect: Butterfly climbed into Luna’s branches. (f) Cause: After her friends helped her build a tree house. Effect: Butterfly stayed dry. (g) Cause: Wolves sometimes ate farm animals. Effect: So farmers killed them. (h) Cause: Because Dr Griggs could find nothing wrong. Effect: He thought it must be witchcraft. (i) Cause: Because the court had already hanged 11 people that summer. Effect: Giles Corey was scared. (j) Cause: Because of the weight on his chest. Effect: Corey could hardly breathe. (k) Cause: Jackie was often seen on TV. Effect: So she thought New Yorkers might listen to her. 2. Answers will vary. Headlines page 32 Answers will vary. Personal response page 33 Answers will vary. Useful information page 34 Answers will vary. Research project pages 35–36 Kidnapped Answers will vary. Viewing Sample Syllables page 37 1. (a) release (b) autopsy (c) alias (d) blaze (e) hypnosis (f) hostage 2. Answers will vary Place names page 38 1. (a) e (b) a (c) d (d) b (e) c 108 Astonishing headlines Prim-Ed Publishing ~ www.prim-ed.com
2. (a) Salt Lake City (b) Utah (c) Lebanon (d) Beirut (e) Tehran (f) New Hampshire (g) Portsmouth (h) Paris (i) New Jersey (j) Bronx KWL chart page 39 Answers will vary. Word web page 40 Answers will vary. Artefact file page 41 Answers will vary. Punctuation page 42 See page 53 of Kidnapped. Reaction page 43 Answers will vary. What do you think? page 44 Answers will vary. Research project pages 45–46 Answers will vary. Lost and found Make connections page 47 Answers will vary. Past tense page 48 1. (a) stopped (b) lost (c) destroyed (d) covered (e) dug (f) flew (g) knew (h) forgotten (i) moved (j) found (k) studied (l) took/taken 2. Answers will vary. Word web page 49 Answers will vary. Headlines page 50 Answers will vary. ANSWERS Flow chart page 51 Answers will vary. Design the tools page 52 Answers will vary. Point of view page 53 Answers will vary. Useful information page 54 Answers will vary. Research project page 55–56 Missing Answers will vary. Crossword Puzzle page 57 Across: 1. Pathfinder, 3. wanted, 4. mystery, 6. missing, 8. ocean, 9. canals, 10. ship, 11. triangle Down: 1. plane, 2. investigation, 5. fingerprint, 7. Phobos Word scramble page 58 1. (a) hike/trek (b) team/group (c) hope/wish (d) ancient/old (e) conquer/beat (f) look/gaze (g) treasure/jewels (h) sun/star 2. Answers will vary. Viewing Sample KWL chart page 59 Answers will vary. True or False? page 60 1. (a) F (b) T (c) T (d) F (e) T (f) F (g) T (h) T (i) F (j) F 2. Answers will vary. Prim-Ed Publishing ~ www.prim-ed.com Astonishing headlines 109
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