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Phonics Level 2.7(continued)Space Flight1. cruising, dried, poke, heat, hole, squeeze,came, dine2. There is no air in space. The temperatures inspace are extreme—either very hot or verycold. Space is not like Earth.The Story of Stoves1. stoves, homes, known, almost, mold, holes,smoke, hold2. American stoves were made of wood or clay.They had chimneys to let out smoke andwere used to heat homes and cook. Stovesmade in China were made of cast iron, had ahole in the back to let out smoke, and wereused mostly for cooking.Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes1. zone, fire, fumes, three, huge, caves, icy,eagles2. The valley is surrounded by seven volcanoesthat fired for three days.Vincent Van Gogh1. painter, pain, gave, frail, Later, blaze, framed,failed2. At first he painted with dark colors, and laterhe painted with bright colors to show hisfeelings.Wild Plants That Are Good to Eat1. Jean, tree, eats, leave, seek, meals, streams,greens2. He may have eaten seeds, weeds, and wildplants. He may have eaten cattails, Japaneseknotweeds, milkweed leaves, and dandeliongreens.SE Answer Guide 42 Copyright © 2004–2007 Read Naturally, Inc.Phonics LevelsRead Naturally Software Edition
3Answers for the AmericanManners & Customs LevelsThis chapter lists the answers to the quiz questions for the SE American Manners &Customs levels. The software automatically corrects the multiple-choice questions.A teacher or an assistant must evaluate the students' answers to question 5, which isalways an open-ended question.Please note that the answers given for the open-ended questions may not include all ofthe possibilities. Consequently, you should use your discretion when correcting them.The starting page for each of the levels is listed below:LevelPage3.0..............................................................443.5..............................................................454.0..............................................................464.5..............................................................47Copyright © 2004–2007 Read Naturally, Inc. 43 SE Answer GuideRead Naturally Software EditionAmerican Manners & Customs Levels
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Page 18 and 19: Sequenced Level 5.6(continued)Andy
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Page 28 and 29: Sequenced Level 7.0(continued)Egypt
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Page 32 and 33: Sequenced Level 8.0(continued)Cuban
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Page 40 and 41: Phonics Level 1.3(continued)Rain1.
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Page 62 and 63: Spanish Level 1.5 (continued)Martin
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Page 66 and 67: Spanish Level 3.5 (continued)Wilma
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