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1、Name _Instructions:Write the following facts from Amelia Earhart:A Legend in Flight in the correct boxes on the time line below.amelia earhart leVel q 1SKILL:Sequence eventSAmelia Earhart is born in Kansas.Amelia Earhart attends her first air show.First solo Atlantic flightWright brothers invent the

2、 airplane.Amelia disappears on flight around the world.First female passenger on Atlantic flight18901940189719031918192819321937Image:Bettmann/Corbis Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Name _Instructions:Sometimes a sentence has more than one subject.Underline the subject in each sentence.

3、On each line,write S for simple subject or C for compound subject.amelia earhart leVel q 2SKILL:compound SubjectS1 Wilbur and Orville Wright built the first flying machine.2 Amelia was able to pull the plane out of a spin.3 Many pilots died in crashes.4 Unlike dresses,bloomers allowed girls to run a

4、nd ride and climb just as boys did.5 The family moved several more times.6 Before long,the young woman was flying in air shows herself.7 Three women had died trying to cross the Atlantic the previous year.8 George thought Amelia Earhart was perfect,and she was eager to go.9 The first woman to cross

5、the Atlantic made headlines around the world.10 The greatest challenge was to fly around the world.Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Name _ Learning AZ,All rights reserved.www.readinga-amelia earhart leVel q 3SKILL:homophoneSInstructions:Write one sentence for each pair of homophones.Use

6、each homophone once within the sentence.You may add suffixes such as-ed,-s,or-ing to the homophones to help make them fit in the sentence.Example:(plain/plane)It was plain to see that they were going to miss their plane.1 (eight/ate)2 (where/wear)3 (flew/flu)4 (red/read)5 (cent/sent)6 (knew/new)7 (see/sea)8 (hair/hare)