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Buffalo Bill

Wild Bill Hickok

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Guessing

Dr. Programmer loves to type on his computer. But his darn monitor is sometimes broken. Fill in what the computer should print.

Dr. Programmer typed:

print ("Let's play a gameof guess my number")

The computer replied:

L ' a em

print ("I am ready.")

A = 3MY_GUESS = 5if (A == MY_GUESS) print ("correct")if (A < MY_GUESS) print ("too low")if (A > MY_GUESS) print ("too high")

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B = 6MY_MONEY = 8print ("You need ",B," dollars.");if (MY_MONEY >= B) print ("I have enough.")if (MY_MONEY < B) print ("I need more.")

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This is an example of personification.The flowers cringed as the hail pounded down on them.

A true B false

Choose the word that is spelled correctly.acording, breadth, incappable

Choose the pronoun that correctly completes the sentence.Because we want to do well on the spelling test, Wyatt and (I/me) are studying our words every day at lunch.

Insert parentheses in the proper place in this sentence.Mozart the composer who wrote over 600 pieces died on December 5, 1791 when he was 35.

Decide whether the missing pronoun should be of the subjective or objective case.Abby and _________ met a descendant of Booker T. Washington at our school's history fair.

A subjective B objective

What figure of speech is shown here?The clouds gracefully somersaulted across the morning sky.

The Montgomery Bus Boycott (started by Rosa Parks) ended on December 20, 1956. Is there anything you think should be boycotted in order to instigate (start) change? What change do you want to effect?

Identify the appositive phrase in this sentence and write it on the line.On December 5, 1492, Haiti was discovered by Christopher Columbus, the European navigator and explorer.

Rewrite the sentence, adding an appositive phrase to make it more interesting and to provide additional information.Walt Disney was born in December, 1901.

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Choose the word that is spelled correctly.slopiness, preseding, inability

Choose the pronoun that correctly completes the sentence.Mrs. Franklin chose Nicholas and (I/me) to write the class play this year.

What figure of speech is shown here?The Christmas tree quivered with anticipation when it realized that my family had chosen it for our living room this year.

If the word is misspelled, cross it out and then write the word correctly on the line. If the word is already spelled correctly, just write the word on the line.farthermore, tutor, exterier

This is an example of personification.December's chilly days mean that Christmas will soon be here.

A true B false

Insert parentheses in the proper place in this sentence.On December 15, 1964, Canada adopted a new national flag a red maple leaf on a white background.

Decide whether the missing pronoun should be of the subjective or objective case.Courtnie and _________ are going skiing over winter break.

A subjective B objective

Rewrite the sentence correctly.On December 21, winter begin in the Northern Hemisphere. Summer began in Northern Hemisphere.

Does your family exchange gifts at any point in December? If so, for what holiday? If not, does your family do anything else special over winter break?

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Use each of the blocks to spell nine words.

IO R

ID L

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WI N

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G AA

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Circle the words.

industrygrocerynaturalcondemnlifeguardawning

assigncondemnindustryacquirewhinedawningdislike

internationaldislikecondemnprimeinanimateformal

1 cm = 10 mm

25 cm = mm

Anne rolls a die. What is the chance of her rolling a 2? 96 ÷ 12 =

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reign ot lightening lightning godo as whem rainoon ligtening when thunderstorms on good lighningout especially aas

Veronica the vampire loved _______________________. She _______________________

enjoyed it when silvery _______________________ bolts lit up the dark sky. Even when she

felt _______________________ of sorts, she felt her mood _______________________

_______________________ sheets of _______________________ pounded

_______________________ the roof. It was almost as _______________________

_______________________ sharpening her teeth.

when

2 7+ 4 7

44 ÷ 11 = Hannah rolls a die. What is the chance of her rolling a 1? 4 x 4 =

Jenna and Sarah are playing a number game.Jenna says 1. Sarah replies that the answer is 1.Jenna says 9. Sarah replies that the answer is 81.Jenna says 7. Sarah replies that the answer is 49.Jenna says 5. Sarah is thinking. What number should Sarah reply with?

30 ÷ 6 =

4 5- 3 5

Circle the digit in the tenths place.

74.8756 ÷ 7 =

7 2 0- 6 4 2

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besies sopposed besides fore review cridict reveiwfor dazzling assumed newspaer teo too imaginaryimiganary ttoo newspaper critic asumed supposed todisappointed revue

The _______________________ editor was _______________________

_______________________ learn that his paper's music critic had quit. There was a musical

_______________________ this weekend. The music _______________________ was

_______________________ to write a _______________________ of it

_______________________ the arts section. The editor went to the event. He enjoyed it so

much that he wrote a _______________________ review himself.dazzling

Can you draw ONE line going through ALL the circles? Your line can go left, right,up, or down. It cannot go diagonal. Your line cannot cross over any part of the line you have already drawn.You MUST TURN in a BLACK circle. Do NOT TURN in a WHITE circle.

The puzzle on the left shows a correct line going through all the circles.

Finish the line: Finish the line:

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Complete each analogy with the best word.

cartoon 31 overcastforeground confuse I

water : evaporate ::

riddle :

sunny : fair ::

cloudy :

A : G ::

C :

portrait : realistic ::

caricature :

7 : 13 ::

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back : background ::

front :

2+ 3

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Try to spell a word.Fill in the boxes with letters to make words. Each box is worth points. Earn points by filling in as many boxes as you can. Sum up the points you earn for each word.

Make a Word Sum

C O1

N2

S4

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S10

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Make a Word Sum

S U1 2 4 8 14

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Use each of the blocks to spell three different words.

G IR

A NG

M I IT S

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2. R

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Draw one line to find two words in each puzzle. The bold letters start each word.You can move in any direction, including diagonal. Write the two words that you find.

K F X A P G H AE T V D T C C RW X I E T V I TJ O W N U R I OU U R A E E C EV S N O D M H PR M H W T M Z ME L I I J K R E

T B O E J P L AI T K A P F I NU U N A A S C AX R E T S E E EA F R X P N Q CV B E K Q I E IN I X S U H B TO Q I E A J P O

W M L I Y H L PH Q E S M K N UL E P Z N B O OI Z Y T P L G GE A B C M E U OZ K D H A W K ZO Y P O J I B VV V F D U G C W

Write the hidden word. Start at one letter and then move either left or right. Continue in same direction.

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Spell the d sound. D DD

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mu y pu d d le plo ing

compounde emocrat bu y

rotte be ed mi le

no dd ed stu ed roun d ing

ski ed be ed pe ling

fi led or ained pe estrian

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gran aughter g r a n d d a u g h t e r n t n o

ki ed k u d d e d i a k i d d e d e b d

enser r l s d e h s u r d e n s e r b j

ri le i t e l y d r i d d l e l c l d i

explore h e x p l o r e d e x p l o r d e

pa ed g z p a d d d e d e d p a d d e d

su en s u s u d e n s s m s u d d e n t

erode d z r s e r o d e d q e r a d e d

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There is a vowel in every syllable of a word. Circle the vowel(s) in each syllable.

some - day wis - er des - ig - nate

en - dured wind - mill cause

jour - neys im - pact out - ly - ing

hy - phen - at - ed stab - bing de - prive

con - quers re - in - forc - ing pi - ous

write placed boon

con - gre - gate pad - dy eye - lid

in - flam - ma - tion im - pressed base - ment

horse - men ag - gres - sion der - rick

de - fac - ing dis - tin - guished de - clined

demp daamp dimp

serius serios seruos

alluminum aluminm aluminumm

spectetor spectatar spictator

turtuhl turtuh tortuhl

Look at these awful spellings. Someone cannot spell! Write the correct spelling for each misspelled word.

Amanda rolls a die. What is the chance of her rolling a 6? 13 lb = oz

1 kg = 1,000 g

11 kg = g

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There is a vowel in every syllable of a word. Fill in the missing vowels.

sq u all w n - der ut - line

v l - ley - ball n - nounc - er cr - tiqued

r il - way she r d s - solve

sal - vag c t - rus d s - lo - cate

h pe - less cir - cu - l - tion care - f l

zon in - j s - tice im - p r - son - al

x - ca - vate re - s und - ing n - joyed

Hannah got a new soccer shirt. Can you guess the number on the back of her shirt?

It has two digits.The digits add up to 4.The larger digit is 2 more than the smaller digit.The number is odd.

15 ÷ 3 = 4 0 2+ 4 8 4

8 x 10 =

3 3+ 4 2

12 x 11 = 3,791 - 3,385 =

5 2 2- 4 9 1

8 2- 6 9

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Senor and Senora de la Torres have lived near the San Juan de Capistrano Mission all their lives. They have watched the swallows leave and return for 74 years, starting in 1942. Both of them were born in February of that year. This year they are celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary. How old were they when they got married?

Rewrite these in increasing order of length:

606 mm, 451 km, 327 cm

protect misfortuni exeptions ampode

future parler ministor

partner organizateons yooth marves

farewell deline nece

aleys mechanicall ehsay erupt

printers formals choirr

omitted categores manstruhs abade

Circle all of the words that are spelled correctly.

Circle the digit in the tenths place.

61.467

How many kilograms are in 2,000 grams?

kilograms

April rolls a die. What is the chance of her rolling a 3?

6 x 5 =

9 lb = oz

50 ÷ 10 =

2 6+ 4 1

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Draw one line to find two words in each puzzle. The bold letters start each word.You can move left, right, up, or down. Write the two words that you find.

N C A N E I A IS C G I J J O NW X U A M U G CQ Z B Y K U B OA E L P C E R RI S A F T I U GV T I P U B U EF E L T I E D UX N B Z X U O DX O D I E I F X

V V H T G Y I UE U S A P D I OJ G S S B Y P HI L E R K T Y SG A K G O I Q IR L M I I U E OG T K M I M O OL O E C K E P GZ Y I T A U F EU S S T Y I L T

E U E Y A R O PI M M Z U Y T KZ K L B X C N OB U A M E H E UA W C I A C V EO K I R X H N IV Q Q Q Z H U WA U K R A S N HG A W Y I V Z MF I E L O F T Y

Amy wanted to make peanut butter cookies. She bought a jar of peanut butter for $2.55, a pound of flour for $0.85, a pound of butter for $2.82, and a dozen eggs for $1.23. How much did she spend in all?

Jungle Jim took 252 pounds of food for himself and 5 other team members into the jungle. If it takes 3.2 pounds of food per day to feed one person, how long can they stay in the jungle before there is not enough food to feed everyone?

88 ÷ 8 =

Write 4,354,229 in words.6 8

- 1 7

4 1 9+ 4 4 8

9 x 11 = 37,179 + 57,296 =

6 x 5 =

5 3 7- 5 0 1

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Sudoku Sums of 8Each row, column, and box must have the numbers 1 through 6.All six numbers must be used, and none can be repeated.Hint: Look for sudoku sums. The sum of the two boxes inside of the dashed lines is 8.Here is an example of a sudoku sum of 8: 1 7

3 4

1 6

6

6 5 1

6

4 2

dusk central

permissible opportunity

raccoon extraordinary

huddle pour

active invaluable

Divide these words into syllables.

12 x 4 =

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Name

Buffalo BillAnswer the following questions BEFORE you read this book.Write what you know. If you want to guess, you can. You will NOTbe marked wrong!

1.What does the name Buffalo Bill suggest about him?

2.What kinds of things do you think you would see in a Wild West show?

2 Buffalo Bill

Buffalo Bill was a scout and a bison hunter. He was an

expert marksman and a colorful showman. His charismatic

personality charmed crowds in both the United States and

Europe. American presidents consulted him on situations

involving the Western frontier. He was an advocate for

women's suffrage. He campaigned for fair treatment of

Native Americans. By the beginning of the twentieth

century, Buffalo Bill had become an iconic symbol of the

American West.

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William Frederick Cody was born in the Iowa Territory on

February 26, 1846. As a young boy, he helped care for

livestock on a wagon train. As a teenager, he rode for the

Pony Express. During the Civil War, he volunteered as a

scout for the Union. He also was a teamster. After the war,

he worked for a railroad company. His job was to supply

meat for construction workers. Cody's expertise with his

rifle earned him the name Buffalo Bill. He was employed as

a civilian scout during the Indian Wars. He also was a guide

for buffalo hunters.

4 Buffalo Bill

Buffalo Bill became a popular character in dime novels.

The small paperback books romanticized heroes and villains

of the frontier. One writer convinced Cody to act. He

played himself on stage. The performance sparked his

interest in show business. He performed in theaters for more

than ten years. In 1883, he organized an outdoor show in

North Platte, Nebraska. The success of the show prompted

Cody to create Buffalo Bill's Wild West. The attraction was

a circus-like pageant. It celebrated life in the American

West.

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Cody's show consisted of a series of reenactments of frontier

events. Pony Express riders galloped at breakneck speeds.

Masked men held up stagecoaches. Indians attacked wagon

trains. The show included dramatic displays of rope tricks

and bulldogging. Incredible feats of marksmanship dazzled

crowds. Sharpshooters Annie Oakley and her husband,

Frank Butler, were two of the headline performers. Cody

recruited Native Americans to add authenticity to his show.

Chief Sitting Bull toured with the show for a short time.

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Cody's traveling show played to crowds throughout the U.S.

In 1887, he took the show to Europe. England's Queen

Victoria attended a performance. Cody took his show to

Europe eight times. Europeans referred to Cody as "Nature's

Nobleman." He was a frontiersman with the manners of a

gentleman. Cody was passionate about the West. He used

his success to promote economic growth in the West. He

invested in a number of projects. These included mining,

ranching, breeding stock, and publishing.

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In 1895, Cody helped to found the town of Cody in northwestern

Wyoming. Two years later he established his own newspaper. It's

still in operation today. Cody had a cattle ranch about 35 miles

outside of the town. He operated a dude ranch. Tourists went on

packhorse camping trips. Hunters came to shoot big game. Cody

died on January 10, 1917. A museum in the town of Cody honors

the traditions of frontier life that were so important to Cody himself.

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Name

Buffalo BillAnswer the following questions AFTER you have completed this book.

1.How did William Cody acquire the name Buffalo Bill?

2.If you could have gone to see Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, what do you think would have been the most interesting to see? Rank the following items from 1-5, with 1 being the thing you think is most interesting.sharpshooters Annie Oakley and Frank Butler

stagecoach holdups

rope tricks

Pony Express riders

wagon train attacks

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Name

Wild Bill HickokAnswer the following questions BEFORE you read this book.Write what you know. If you want to guess, you can. You will NOTbe marked wrong!

1.What characteristics do you think a man who goes by the name of "Wild Bill" might have?

2.What are some things that a person might do to be called a legend in the Old West?

2 Wild Bill Hickok

James Butler Hickok was born on a farm in northern Illinois

on May 27, 1837. He was said to be an expert marksman at

an early age. When he was 18 years old, he headed west.

He worked on a farm. He was also employed as a

stagecoach driver. Hickok joined a vigilante group in

Kansas. During the Civil War, he served as a teamster and a

scout. He also was said to be a spy for the Union.

According to one story, it was during the war that he began

to call himself Wild Bill.

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Hickok's legendary status began with a confrontation with a

bear. According to the story, Hickok was driving a freight

team. A bear and two cubs blocked the road. He fired a

shot but didn't kill the bear. The bear attacked Hickok and

severely injured him. Hickok worked as a stable hand at a

Pony Express and stagecoach station while he recovered.

He was involved in a shootout with men threatening the

station manager. Details of the shootout vary. Several years

after the incident, one magazine story claimed that Hickok

had killed ten men.

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The legend surrounding Hickok continued to grow with all

kinds of stories circulating about his fighting ability. One

story said that he shot six bullets into the center of a letter

"O" from 50 yards away. In another story, Hickok was said

to have shot a man in the heart from 75 yards away. The

man had challenged him to a duel. Hickok's prior encounter

with the bear grew into a story of his tracking and killing a

bear with a Bowie knife and his bare hands. As the stories

multiplied, it became difficult to separate fact from fiction.

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Hickok did achieve notable status as a lawman. He helped

bring order to the Western frontier. After the Civil War,

Hickok moved to Kansas. He was appointed the sheriff of

Hays City. He later became the marshal of Abilene. Both

towns had reputations for being lawless. Hickok ruled with

an iron hand. His frontier justice tactics were questionable

at times. Hickok fought his last gun battle in 1871. In a

shootout he accidentally killed one of his deputies. He was

relieved of his duties as a lawman.

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In 1873, Hickok appeared on stage in a play called Scouts of

the Plains. The play starred William Cody, better known as

Buffalo Bill. Cody had met Hickok years before when he

had first headed west. Buffalo Bill and Hickok executed

various frontiersman skills on stage. They demonstrated

their marksmanship by shooting a variety of targets. In 1876,

Hickok was diagnosed with glaucoma. His marksmanship

skills declined. He began traveling from town to town as a

gambler.

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Hickok traveled to the Dakota Territory during the gold rush. He

hoped to strike it rich, but his prospecting efforts weren't successful.

He settled in the town of Deadwood, where he became a regular

poker player. On the afternoon of August 2, 1876, Hickok was

sitting at a table with his back to the door. A young man walked in

and shot Hickok in the back of the head. The legend surrounding

Hickok continued to grow. At the time of his death, the cards in his

hand contained a pair of black aces and a pair of black eights. The

hand became known as the "dead man's hand."

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Name

Wild Bill HickokAnswer the following questions AFTER you have completed this book.

1.What cards are known as the "dead man's hand"?

2.Wild Bill Hickok was known for all of the following things. Rank the items from 1-7, with 1 being the thing you think is the most important.

lawman

marksman

teamster

scout

spy

actor

gambler

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