Figurative Language in a Poem about the Empire State Building Answers

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Read the following sentence.Madame Josephine carefully looked at all of the forks, knives, and spoons before announcing that all of the utensils needed to be washed again.

A
silverware
B
instruments
C
kitchen items
D
tools
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Read the following sentence.There was a long line of people and all of the tellers were busy helping customers, many of whom were there to bank their paychecks.

A
to deposit into an account
B
a financial institution
C
the side of the river
D
to count on
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Read the following sentence.More students voted for healthy lunch choices at school, making it clear that they were in the majority.

A
More students
B
healthy lunch choices
C
making it clear
D
that they were
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Read the following paragraph.Alexander was hopelessly lost. This new campus was 10 times bigger than his last school had been. He had no idea how to get back to his classroom. All the doors to all of the classrooms looked the same. Here he was staring down this endless corridor, hoping that someone would come along, so he could inquire where he needed to go.

A
to shout
B
to ask
C
to help
D
to wonder
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Read the following two sentences.The splinter was buried deep inside her fingertip. To extract it, she would need to find a pair of tweezers and keep a level head.

A
The splinter
B
was buried
C
a pair of tweezers
D
level head
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Read the following sentence.Elena found the word problem confusing and difficult, so she asked her teacher if he could simplify it for her.

A
word problem
B
teacher
C
difficult
D
found
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Read the following two sentences.The Mississippi River is a major American river. The Ohio River is one of the many smaller tributaries that flow into this gigantic waterway.

A
any bodies of water in the United States
B
small streams of water
C
smaller rivers that flows into a larger river
D
the rivers found near the Mississippi
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Read the following two sentences.Millions of people had come from all corners of the country, far and near, to meet on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., and to have their voices heard. Padma had never seen so many individuals congregate in one place.

A
to assemble or come together
B
to talk to Congress
C
to travel from near by
D
to come from far away
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Read the following sentence.The concert violinist sat down, placed her instrument on her left shoulder, and then reached for her bow.

A
the front part of the ship
B
a tied ribbon or string
C
to bend down or lean forward
D
a rod used to play an instrument

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