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Complete-sentence editing with subject–verb agreement, fragments, run-ons, four repair choices, and explanations.
Grades 5–836 recordsJSON · 25 KB
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{
"sentence": "The basket of apples sit on the counter.",
"instruction": "Choose the complete, correct repair that keeps the original idea.",
"answer": "The basket of apples sits on the counter.",
"options": [
"The basket of apples sits on the counter.",
"The basket of apples sit on the counter.",
"The basket of apples are sitting on the counter.",
"The basket of apples have sat on the counter."
],
"explanation": "Basket is the singular subject. The phrase of apples does not change it, so use sits.",
"skill": "Subject–verb agreement",
"difficulty": "Medium"
}
Greek and Latin word-part meanings and vocabulary-in-context questions with four choices and explanations.
Grades 6–832 recordsJSON · 18 KB
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{
"word": "audible",
"root": "aud",
"origin": "Latin",
"question": "What does the word part aud mean in audible?",
"answer": "hear",
"options": [
"hear",
"carry",
"build",
"turn"
],
"explanation": "The Latin word part aud means hear. Audible describes a sound that can be heard.",
"skill": "Root meanings",
"difficulty": "Easy"
}
Sentence-context homophone choices, including common pairs and tricky trios, with answers and explanations.
Grades 2–536 recordsJSON · 11 KB
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{
"sentence": "The children hung ___ coats by the door.",
"answer": "their",
"options": [
"their",
"there",
"they’re"
],
"explanation": "Their shows ownership: the coats belong to the children.",
"skill": "Tricky trios",
"difficulty": "Medium"
}
Thirty original sentence clues for practicing opposite meanings. Each record includes a target word, four choices, one answer, and a teaching explanation.
Grades 2–530 recordsJSON · 10 KB
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{
"word": "cold",
"context": "The cold soup needed a few minutes on the stove.",
"answer": "hot",
"options": [
"hot",
"salty",
"thick",
"fresh"
],
"explanation": "Cold describes a low temperature; hot describes a high temperature. Heating the soup makes it hot."
}
Forty original short passages, including twenty nonfiction texts, with questions about details, sequence, cause, inference, main idea, and text evidence. Each record includes a skill, difficulty, genre, four choices, one answer, an explanation, and an exact evidence excerpt.
Grades 3–640 recordsJSON · 41 KB
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{
"title": "The Garden Map",
"skill": "detail",
"passage": "Asha helped label the class garden. She placed a blue sign beside the carrots and a yellow sign beside the beans. A red sign marked the tomatoes. Now visitors could find each row without asking for help.",
"question": "Which vegetables had a yellow sign?",
"answer": "The beans",
"options": [
"The beans",
"The carrots",
"The tomatoes",
"The potatoes"
],
"explanation": "The passage says Asha placed the yellow sign beside the beans. The other colors marked different rows.",
"evidence": "a yellow sign beside the beans",
"difficulty": "Easy",
"genre": "Fiction"
}
Five interchangeable narrative stages. Choose one option from each stage in order to build a story; all options fit the shared story template.
Grades 4–65 recordsJSON · 3 KB
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{
"label": "Hero",
"prompt": "Who is this story about?",
"options": [
"a brave knight",
"a curious robot",
"a tiny dragon",
"a thoughtful fox",
"a cheerful gardener",
"an adventurous otter"
]
}
Identify a highlighted word’s part of speech in a complete sentence: noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, preposition, or conjunction. Each of sixty items includes an answer and a short explanation.
Grades 5–760 recordsJSON · 13 KB
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{
"sentence": "The dog chased the ball.",
"word": "dog",
"pos": "Noun",
"explanation": "A dog is an animal; its name is a noun."
}
Original short passages with a target word, meaning clue, answer, and context explanation.
Grades 4–620 recordsJSON · 6 KB
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{
"clue": "very tired",
"answer": "exhausted",
"passage": "After the long hike, Mia was exhausted. She rested on the grass until she had enough energy to walk again.",
"explanation": "Resting after a long hike tells us that exhausted means very tired."
}
Choose sentence-ending punctuation using the stated purpose: a question, a calm statement, or an excited or urgent expression.
Grades 2–530 recordsJSON · 7 KB
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{
"text": "What time does the movie start",
"answer": "?",
"purpose": "Ask a question.",
"explanation": "A direct question ends with a question mark."
}
Four original poems with six rhyming couplets each. Each stanza includes a rhyming completion and two non-rhyming alternatives; select a whole poem to preserve its theme.
Grades 5–84 recordsJSON · 9 KB
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{
"title": "A Day in the Garden",
"stanzas": [
{
"first": "A tiny seed beneath the ground,",
"right": "wakes up without a single sound.",
"wrong": [
"waits for a sunny morning.",
"rests inside its little coat."
]
},
{
"first": "The morning sun sends down its light,",
"right": "and paints the garden warm and bright.",
"wrong": [
"while raindrops wait upon a leaf.",
"and warms a little sleeping seed."
]
},
{
"first": "A beetle walks along the path,",
"right": "then takes a tiny puddle bath.",
"wrong": [
"and climbs up to the highest leaf.",
"beside a patch of purple flowers."
]
},
{
"first": "The bee flies by on golden wings,",
"right": "and hums a song as summer sings.",
"wrong": [
"then rests beside the watering can.",
"and carries pollen to a flower."
]
},
{
"first": "Our little sprout grows tall and green,",
"right": "the loveliest stem we’ve ever seen.",
"wrong": [
"and opens slowly in the sunshine.",
"with roots beneath the garden bed."
]
},
{
"first": "We watch a flower greet the day,",
"right": "then wave as petals dance and sway.",
"wrong": [
"and smile beside the garden gate.",
"as evening settles on the grass."
]
}
]
}
Choose the correctly spelled US English word from two intentionally misspelled distractors. Each item includes a spelling note, a focus skill, and an Easy, Medium, or Hard difficulty.
Pairs of short sentences with a concise grammatical combination, two clunky alternatives, and an explanation of the combining strategy.
Grades 4–624 recordsJSON · 9 KB
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{
"parts": [
"The dog barked.",
"The dog was loud."
],
"best": "The loud dog barked.",
"clunky": [
"The dog barked and the dog was loud.",
"The dog barked. And was loud."
],
"explanation": "An adjective can describe the noun without repeating it."
}
Turn word pairs into matching cards, choose a few spelling words for a warm-up, or use story choices as writing prompts. Add your own examples while keeping the same fields.
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