U3W5- Paul Bunyan

Which is the definition of the word: announcement

• a public or formal notice

• to make or become less cold

• the leather straps, bands, and other pieces used to hitch a horse or other animal to a carriage, wagon, plow, etc.

• part of the face

Which is the definition of the word: feature

• a public or formal notice

• to make or become less cold

• the leather straps, bands, and other pieces used to hitch a horse or other animal to a carriage, wagon, plow, etc.

• part of the face

Which is the definition of the word: harness

• a public or formal notice

• wild; not domesticated

• the leather straps, bands, and other pieces used to hitch a horse or other animal to a carriage, wagon, plow, etc.

• part of the face

Which is the definition of the word: lumberjacks

• a public or formal notice

• wild; not domesticated

• the leather straps, bands, and other pieces used to hitch a horse or other animal to a carriage, wagon, plow, etc.

• people whose work is cutting down trees and sending the logs to a sawmill; woodsmen; loggers

Which is the definition of the word: requirements

• demands; things demanded

• wild; not domesticated

• the leather straps, bands, and other pieces used to hitch a horse or other animal to a carriage, wagon, plow, etc.

• people whose work is cutting down trees and sending the logs to a sawmill; woodsmen; loggers

Which is the definition of the word: thaw

• a public or formal notice

• to make or become less cold

• the leather straps, bands, and other pieces used to hitch a horse or other animal to a carriage, wagon, plow, etc.

• part of the face

Which is the definition of the word: unnatural

• demands; things demanded

• wild; not domesticated

• not natural; not normal

• people whose work is cutting down trees and sending the logs to a sawmill; woodsmen; loggers

Which is the definition of the word: untamed

• demands; things demanded

• wild; not domesticated

• not natural; not normal

• people whose work is cutting down trees and sending the logs to a sawmill; woodsmen; loggers

Is this generalization valid or faulty?

All teachers and students look forward to spring break.

• Valid

• Faulty

Is this generalization valid or faulty?

Students sometimes name Friday as their favorite day of the week.

• Valid

• Faulty