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  • Reading
  • Vocabulary
  • Decoding
  • Grammar

Name: ___________________ Date: _______________ Class: _______

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Name: ___________________ Date: _______________ Class: _______

Reading“ The Beatles Were Fab (and They Were Funny)”


Read “The Beatles Were Fab (and They Were Funny)”and answer each question.

1- What is one main idea of the passage?


A- A The Beatles used many different styles in their music.
B- The Beatles had trouble dealing with finding fame so quickly
C- The Beatles’ sense of humor helped them deal with many things.
2- According to the passage, why did the Beatles stop doing major concerts?
A- Their new music was less popular with their fans.
B- They began making music that was too difficult to play at shows.
C- They had run out of energy from giving so many performances.

3- The passage describes Beatlemania as intense. This means that Beatlemania


A- got a lot of attention
B- was difficult to understand.
C- caused great excitement.

4- The passage suggests that the Beatles were popular for several reasons.
Besides their music, what was one major reason for the group’s popularity?
A- They were interesting people.
B- They appeared on television often.
C- They were managed by a good producer
Name: ___________________ Date: _______________ Class: _______

Vocabulary
Choose the matching term

1- given or presented with great skill and no mistakes.

a-flattered b-polished c-dignified d-regretted

2- to feel sorry and wish you hadn't done something.

a-flattered b-dignified c-regretted d-polished

3-something that made you feel honored or special.

a-flattered b-offended c-trampled d-surprised

4-act in a way that is formal, calm, and proper

a-dignified b-compliant c-flattered d-expressive

5-very funny

a-dignified b-polished c-hilarious d-expressive

6- you feel sorry about something and wish you hadn't done it

a-flattered b-dignified c-regretted d-polished

7- you see and notice more detail that other people

a-flattered b-offended c-observant d-surprised

8- it is stepped on and damaged or crushed

a-hilarious b-offended c-trampled d-surprised


Name: ___________________ Date: _______________ Class: _______

Decoding
A prefix is a word part added to the beginning of a base word that
changes the meaning of the word
Ex. Uneven invisible

A suffix is a word part added to the end of a base word that changes
the meaning of the word.
Ex. remarkable audible

> Read each sentence. Write the root word of the underlined word on
the line.

1- The football team is undefeated this season.

___________________

2- My favorite magic trick is the disappearing coin.

___________________

3- I found the movie about airplanes to be quite uninteresting.

___________________

4- We repainted my room a bright blue.

___________________

5- I am rethinking my decision to go to the park with my friends.

____________________
Name: ___________________ Date: _______________ Class: _______

Grammar
➢ A modal auxiliary is a helping verb that shows how things could be or should
be. Some tell how likely or unlikely it is that an action will happen.
• may, might—the action could take place but is not likely
• can—it is possible that the action will take place
• could—it is unknown how likely or unlikely that something may happen.

• Some modal auxiliaries express the feelings or opinion of the writer or speaker.
• would—the writer expresses willingness
• should—the writer is suggesting an action
• must—the writer expresses a need for something to happen

C Identify the modal auxiliaries in the following sentences and explain the meaning of
each one.

1- I think she should read the book to herself. ______________________

2- He might want to go see the nurse if he’s not feeling well. _____________________

3- You must try the new yogurt shop. _____________________

4- Eden might read ahead in her new book. ______________________

5- Justin can always play the game tomorrow. ______________________

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