Question

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fill in the blank with the word from the box that best completes the sentence.
olly slimy slick sleek
a layer of water or ice makes pavement _____________, which makes tires lose traction and slip more frequently.
complete the sentences with the past tense forms of the verbs.
chayas mom _____________ through a blizzard once. (drive)
mrs. al habsi _____________ to get everyone home safely. (manage)
sort the adverbs.
where seldom often slightly when almost
frequency degree relative
write a sentence using at least two of the adverbs.
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rewrite the sentence correctly. circle the word that uses a prefix meaning against.
dads toping off the anteefreeze in the car for the seasen. 4 errors
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add a comma to offset the introductory phrase in each sentence.
whenever driving conditions become dangerous the weather service warns us to stay home.
in places accustomed to warm winters icy roads can be even more dangerous than normal.

Explanation:

• For the first blank: "slick" means smooth and slippery, which fits the context of water/ice making pavement slippery.
• For verb tenses: "drive" → "drove" (past tense), "manage" → "managed" (past tense).
• For adverb sorting: Frequency - "seldom", "often"; Degree - "slightly", "almost"; Relative - "where", "when".
• For the sentence with adverbs: "She often goes to the park where she almost fell last time." (example).
• For the error - filled sentence: "Dad is topping off the antifreeze in the car for the season." ("Dad" instead of "Dads", "is topping" corrects the tense, "antifreeze" corrects the spelling, "season" corrects the spelling). The prefix "anti -" (in "antifreeze") means against (freezing).
• For comma - adding: "Whenever driving conditions become dangerous, the weather service warns us to stay home."; "In places accustomed to warm winters, icy roads can be even more dangerous than normal."

Answer:

• First blank: slick
• Verb tenses: Chaya's mom drove through a blizzard once. Mrs. Al Habsi managed to get everyone home safely.
• Adverb sorting: Frequency - seldom, often; Degree - slightly, almost; Relative - where, when
• Sentence with adverbs (example): She often goes to the park where she almost fell last time.
• Error - filled sentence rewrite: Dad is topping off the antifreeze in the car for the season. (Circle "anti" in "antifreeze")
• Comma - added sentences: Whenever driving conditions become dangerous, the weather service warns us to stay home. In places accustomed to warm winters, icy roads can be even more dangerous than normal.