Study Habits: Support Sentences

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Froggy Jumps Study Habits: Support SentencesVersión en línea Choose the sentence that supports the assertion. por sai 1 Assertion: Studying regularly helps students improve their grades. a Some students enjoy group work. b Students who review lessons daily score higher on quizzes. c Exams are given every quarter. 2 Assertion: Coming to school prepared helps students participate in class. a Teachers give homework. b Students who bring their notebooks can answer questions. c The classroom has electric fans. 3 Assertion: Reading improves a student’s vocabulary. a Reading takes time. b Books are available in the library. c Students who read books learn new words. 4 Assertion: Good attendance helps students understand lessons better. a Students who attend class daily miss fewer lessons. b Classes start at 8:00 a.m. c Some students sit at the back. 5 Assertion: Asking questions helps students learn more. a Students who ask questions understand the topic better. b Some students are shy. c Teachers use chalk and board. 6 Assertion: Group work helps students share ideas. a Students discuss answers during group activities. b Groups have leaders. c Classrooms have tables. 7 Assertion: Using notebooks helps students remember lessons. a Notebooks have lined pages. b Writing notes helps students recall information. c Pens come in different colors. 8 Assertion: Listening carefully helps students follow instructions. a B. Instructions are written on the board. b Some students sit near the window. c Students who listen carefully complete tasks correctly. 9 Assertion: Homework helps students practice what they learned. a Homework allows students to review lessons at home. b Some students forget their bags. c Homework is written in notebooks. 10 Assertion: Teachers help guide students in learning. a Classrooms have doors. b Teachers wear uniforms. c Teachers explain lessons and answer questions.

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Study Habits: Support SentencesVersión en línea

Choose the sentence that supports the assertion.

por sai

Assertion: Studying regularly helps students improve their grades.

Some students enjoy group work.

Students who review lessons daily score higher on quizzes.

Exams are given every quarter.

Assertion: Coming to school prepared helps students participate in class.

Teachers give homework.

Students who bring their notebooks can answer questions.

The classroom has electric fans.

Assertion: Reading improves a student’s vocabulary.

Reading takes time.

Books are available in the library.

Students who read books learn new words.

Assertion: Good attendance helps students understand lessons better.

Students who attend class daily miss fewer lessons.

Classes start at 8:00 a.m.

Some students sit at the back.

Assertion: Asking questions helps students learn more.

Students who ask questions understand the topic better.

Some students are shy.

Teachers use chalk and board.

Assertion: Group work helps students share ideas.

Students discuss answers during group activities.

Groups have leaders.

Classrooms have tables.

Assertion: Using notebooks helps students remember lessons.

Notebooks have lined pages.

Writing notes helps students recall information.

Pens come in different colors.

Assertion: Listening carefully helps students follow instructions.

B. Instructions are written on the board.

Some students sit near the window.

Students who listen carefully complete tasks correctly.

Assertion: Homework helps students practice what they learned.

Homework allows students to review lessons at home.

Some students forget their bags.

Homework is written in notebooks.

Assertion: Teachers help guide students in learning.

Classrooms have doors.

Teachers wear uniforms.

Teachers explain lessons and answer questions.

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Study Habits: Support SentencesVersión en línea

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Assertion: Studying regularly helps students improve their grades.

Assertion: Coming to school prepared helps students participate in class.

Assertion: Reading improves a student’s vocabulary.

Assertion: Good attendance helps students understand lessons better.

Assertion: Asking questions helps students learn more.

Assertion: Group work helps students share ideas.

Assertion: Using notebooks helps students remember lessons.

Assertion: Listening carefully helps students follow instructions.

Assertion: Homework helps students practice what they learned.

Assertion: Teachers help guide students in learning.

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