Summer Skills Online 2012

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Summer Skills Online 2012 - Week 4 Quiz

This is the Week 4 Quiz for Summer Skills Online 2012. It will ask you some questions about the weekly assignment. Answer the questions and click the submit button at the end of the quiz. When you do that you will earn one ticket into the prize drawing at the end of the summer. Complete all six weeks and you have six chances to win prizes..

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Assignment 1 - Reading: Did you make the goal of reading 20 minutes per day or 2 hours per week?

(If you did not make the goal, still answer but do try to make it next week)

Yes, I did

No I did not, but I will next week!

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Asignment 1 - Reading: What book are you reading?

Type the name of your current book below (and the author if you know it)

Assignment 2 - Study Island Math: Did you complete all of the assignments?

Yes, and I earned all of the Blue Ribbons!

Yes, and I earned some Blue Ribbons

I completed the assignments but I was not able to earn Blue Ribbons.

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Assignment 3 - Study Island English Language Arts : Did you complete all of the assignments?

Yes, and I earned all of the Blue Ribbons!

Yes, and I earned some Blue Ribbons.

I completed the assignments but I was not able to earn Blue Ribbons.

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Assignment 4 - Spanish Vocabulary Review: What was the theme or main idea of this week's puzzle?

The words were all foods.

The words were all places.

The words were all about school.

The words were all about nature.

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Assignment 5 - Spelling City: When you took your spelling test, how many did you get wrong?

None! I got them all correct!

Just one wrong

Two to three wrong

Four to five wrong

More than 5 wrong

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Assignment 6 - Discovery Education Science - Not What They Seem: What is mimicry?

All the trees look the same.

The ability to look like something else.

The animals lose their fur.

It is when you want something very badly.

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Assignment 6 - Discovery Education Science: Not What They Seem: Sometime animals use mimicry to fool attackers into believing they are more danderous than they really are, true or false?

True

False

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Assignment 6 - Discovery Education Science: Not What They Seem: Good examples of camouflage are when a katydid looks like a leaf and a praying mantis looks like a stick, true or false?

True

False

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Assignment 7 - Where in Mansfield is Mr. Sokoloski?

This week he was on the Appalachian Trail

This week he was at the Vinton School Nature Trail

This week he was at the Trail of Tears

This week he was hiking the Nipmuck Trail

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Assignment 7 - Where in Connecticut is Mr. Sokoloski?

This week he was at the Stevenson Dam

This week he was at the West Thompson Dam

This week he was at Eagleville Dam

This week he was at the Yankee Nuclear Power Plant

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