Which sentence uses commas correctly?

We need to buy milk, eggs, juice, and bread.

We need to buy milk eggs juice and bread.

We, need to buy milk eggs juice and bread.

We, need, to, buy, milk, eggs, juice, and, bread.

Which sentence tells you about the relationship between a pirate and a sailor?

This was risky business, but a pirate could make more money in a single haul than a sailor did in a lifetime.

You can easily recognize a pirate by the peg leg, eye patch, and parrot perched on his shoulder--- right?

who wouldn't want to cruise the high seas with Captain Jack Sparrow?

If it was cold at sea, pirates couldn't light a fire for warmth--a fire on board a wooden ship was dangerous!

What does the sentence below tell you about the difference between real pirates and pirates in movies? The truth is, the life of a pirate was hard and dangerous.

Real pirates had a very different life from pirates in movies.

Real pirates and pirates in movies are exactly the same.

Real pirates had a much easier life than pirates do in movies.

There were very few real pirates.

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A pitcher was filled with 4 liters of lemonade. Lina filled each glass with 1/6 of the pitcher. How many glasses will she be able to fill?

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Label all the Visual Features

(Choose the correct solution from the box for each word problem.)
A pitcher was filled with 4 liters of lemonade. Lina filled each glass with 1/6 of the pitcher. How many glasses will she be able to fill?

There was 1/2 gallon of frozen yogurt left in the freezer. After dinner, the May family split the remaining frozen yogurt among 4 people. How much frozen yogurt did each person get?

Torren ran 3 miles during gym class. He stopped every 1/2 mile. How many times did Torren stop?

Mr. Cole's yard is 10 feet long. He is going to put up a fence and place posts every 1/2 foot. How many posts will Mr. Cole put in? Write the equation to describe the problem, and then solve it.

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Label all the Visual Features

(Choose the correct solution from the box for each word problem.)A pitcher was filled with 4 liters of lemonade. Lina filled each glass with 1/6 of the pitcher. How many glasses will she be able to fill?

There was 1/2 gallon of frozen yogurt left in the freezer. After dinner, the May family split the remaining frozen yogurt among 4 people. How much frozen yogurt did each person get?

Torren ran 3 miles during gym class. He stopped every 1/2 mile. How many times did Torren stop?

Mr. Cole's yard is 10 feet long. He is going to put up a fence and place posts every 1/2 foot. How many posts will Mr. Cole put in? Write the equation to describe the problem, and then solve it.

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(Choose the correct solution from the box for each word problem.)
A pitcher was filled with 4 liters of lemonade. Lina filled each glass with 1/6 of the pitcher. How many glasses will she be able to fill?