Sentence Flow Flashcards
6 cards from real PARCC practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.
Read the first 6 Sentence Flow flashcards as text
1. _________ of the rainbow were _________ against the bright blue sky.
Answer: Hues, Vivid
'Hues' refers to colors or shades, which is appropriate for describing a rainbow. 'Vivid' means strong, clear, or intense, perfectly describing how colors would appear against a bright blue sky. This combination creates a descriptive and coherent image.
2. The president has a ______ of ______ around him when he makes public appearances.
Answer: Hedge, Protection
A 'hedge' can refer to a protective barrier or a defensive line, which fits the context of security around a president during public appearances. 'Protection' directly states the purpose of this barrier. This pair creates a logical and meaningful sentence about presidential security.
3. A small selection of terms was found at the back of the textbook. It was a...
Answer: Glossary.
A 'glossary' is specifically defined as an alphabetical list of terms with their definitions, typically found at the back of a book and related to that book's content. This definition perfectly matches the description of 'a small selection of terms... at the back of the textbook.'
4. The horror movie frightened the children. It was...
Answer: Ghastly.
'Ghastly' means unpleasant, dreadful, or horrible, which is a fitting adjective to describe a horror movie that frightened children. It accurately conveys the sense of fear and terror associated with such a film, unlike the other options.
5. The book's subject matter was ________ to the ________, and it did not sell.
Answer: Loathsome, Masses
If a book 'did not sell,' it implies that its subject matter was unpopular or disliked by the general public. 'Loathsome' means causing hatred or disgust, which would certainly deter sales, and 'masses' refers to the general public. This pair logically explains the book's failure to sell.
6. The kitten was soaked to the _____ from the _____.
Answer: Skin, Storm
The phrase 'soaked to the skin' is a common idiom meaning completely wet, and a 'storm' is a natural event that would cause a kitten to become thoroughly soaked. This pair forms a coherent, idiomatic, and logical sentence.