Vocabulary Skills 5. Check the line beside the word or words that best describe what type of passage this is. informational text Write the words from the story that have the meanings below 1. genuine; like the real thing fiction tall tale Par 2. to have been without; to have been missing 6. How are Alex and Emily different? Par 3. quickly; without delay 7. Why isn't everyone surprised that Alex likes sushi? Underline the kcompound word in each sentence. Then, write the two words that make up each compound 8. What holds everything together in a roll of sush? 4. Emily likes some types of seafood. 9. What is wasabi? 5. The Itos showed the Godfreys how to pick up sushi with their chopsticks. 10. Why does Mr. Godfrey say, "Our kids are turning into some very well-seasoned catcts? 6. Sometimes a piece of fish is placed on top of the rice-filled roll Reading Skills Study Skills A fact is something that is known to be true. An opinion is what a person believes. It may or may not be true. Write F before the sentences that are facts. Write O before the sentences that are opinions. 1. Sushi is delicious. 2. The chef spreads a layer of sticky rice over the sheet of seaweed The word you look up in a dictionary is called an entry word. An entry word is usually a base word. For example, if you want to find the meaning of happier, you would look up the base word happy. Write the entry word you would look for in a dictionary next to each word below 1. xcited 2. gnnned 3. scanning 3. Wasabi ruins the flavor of sushi. 4. gesturing 4. Mrs. Ito makes some suggestions about what to order 5. Founded Spectrum Reading Gode 6
