5.4 Day 3

• language art

Day 3

Suffixes

-hood   means  "the state or quality of"

-ate  means  "to act on in a certain way"

-ure  means   "the act, process, or result of"

What is the base word of childhood?

What is the base word of validate?

What is the base word of closure?

What is the base word of pleasure?

p. 514-515

Finally, he won the battle of Yorktown.

Within a year, he was captain of an artillery company in New York City.

After four year, he took command of his own battalion. 

Hamilton joined the fighting in 1775.

Then he was made General Washington's aide-de-camp.

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These men did not agree with what was being written in the Constitution

they did not go to the convention

p.518

so

p. 520-523

The next year, the first Congress met in New York City.

He then suggested that the federal government assume state's debts. 

Hamilton began to straighten up U.S. finances. 

He wrote a report about U.S. credit and debt in 1790.

The Constitution was ratified in 1788.

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Creating a national bank was prohibited by the 10th amendment 

Jefferson and Madison argued that Congress could not create a national bank

p.524-525

Hamilton propsed that the federal government take over state's debts

Hamilton became unpopular with many members of Congress

p.524-525

because

Reread p. 527. What are the effects of the passage of the Mint Act of 1792?

p. 528 #1. What do the United States Treasury and Mint each do?

p. 528 #2. Infer how George Washington seemed to view Alexander Hamilton?

p. 528 #4. Based on Information from “Mice in the Mint,” what do you think Hamilton was doing during the Continental Congress?

p. 529 #2 Describe Penny the mouse

A reason to have different ____ in a document is to divide the information into parts.

1. command
2. articles
3. uphold
4. mint

One thing I have ____ of is my dog when I take her on a walk.

1. command
2. cement
3. uphold
4. mint

A way I can ____ the classroom rules is to remain quiet when someone else is talking.

1. secretary
2. cement
3. uphold
4. mint

If there were no U.S. _____, then the country might not have a place to make coins.

1. secretary
2. cement
3. item
4. Mint

A builder might use ___ to hold a beam firmly in place.

1. secretary
2. cement
3. item
4. bind

The ____ of the Treasury is the person in charge of that department.

1. Secretary
2. strategy
3. item
4. bind

One ____ on my family’s grocery shopping list is leafy green vegetables.

1. complex
2. strategy
3. item
4. bind

You can _____ papers with a paperclip or staple.

1. complex
2. strategy
3. tactics
4. bind

One ____ for reading complex texts is to stop and clarify difficult or unknown words and phrases.

1. complex
2. strategy
3. tactics
4. specifically

A book I have tried to read that was very ____ is my older sister’s science book.

1. complex
2. delivered
3. tactics
4. specifically

______ I use to get good grades are studying and listening in class.

1. Stance
2. Delivered
3. Tactics
4. Specifically

Shoes designed ___ for me would have pink polka dots.

1. stance
2. delivered
3. tactics
4. specifically

Our mail is ___ in the afternoon during the week.

1. stance
2. delivered
3. tactics
4. specifically

My ____ on animal shelters is that they are great places to find a new pet.

1. stance
2. delivered
3. tactics
4. specifically

Commas and Quotation Marks in Direct Quotations and Dialogue

• Dialogue and direct quotations show the exact words someone spoke or wrote.
  
• Dialogue usually refers to words spoken by fictional characters in a story
• Direct quotation is the exact words spoken by a real person
• A direct quotation may also be the exact words that were written in another book or other piece of writing 

Which sentence is correct?

1. Anyone who has never made a mistake said Albert Einstein has never tried anything new.
2. "Anyone who has never made a mistake," said Albert Einstein, "has never tried anything new."
3. "Anyone who has never made a mistake said Albert Einstein has never tried anything new. "
4. "Anyone who has never made a mistake" said Albert Einstein "has never tried anything new."

Which sentence is correct?

1. Ms. Rogers yelled, “Come back! You forgot your lunch!"
2. "Ms. Rogers yelled, Come back! You forgot your lunch!"
3. Ms. Rogers yelled, “Come back!" "You forgot your lunch!"
4. Ms. Rogers yelled “Come back! You forgot your lunch!"

Which sentence is correct?

1. "My uncle sent us a basket of oranges from Florida" said Yvette.
2. "My uncle sent us a basket of oranges," from Florida said Yvette.
3. "My uncle sent us a basket of oranges from Florida," said Yvette.
4. "My uncle sent us a basket of oranges from Florida said Yvette."

Which sentence is correct?

1. "Where did you put the new box of tissues asked Bella?"
2. "Where did you put the new box of tissues," asked Bella?
3. "Where did you put the new box of tissues," asked Bella.
4. "Where did you put the new box of tissues?" asked Bella.

Which sentence is correct?

1. "Maya Angelou said try to be a rainbow in someone’s cloud."
2. Maya Angelou said "try to be a rainbow in someone’s cloud."
3. Maya Angelou said, “Try to be a rainbow in someone’s cloud."
4. "Maya Angelou said," try to be a rainbow in someone’s cloud.