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Steve's 80th
Instructions:
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As a young boy, Steve was such a troublemaker that the other Brooklyn parents asked his mother to __________.
A. Watch him more closely
B. Teach him some manners
C.
D. Bring him to a different playground
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After Steve moved to Great Neck, his rowdy behavior at lunchtime resulted in having to eat lunch __________.
A.
B. In the principal's office
C. At the police station
D. At home
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Steve nearly failed Driver’s Ed because ____________.
A. His teacher thought he was too politically active
B. He didn't brake at stop signs
C. He couldn't parallel park
D. Using a stick shift
E. Braking at stop signs
F. Parallel parking
G.
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As a political statement, Steve and his comrades once surreptitiously took over a Columbia University course on “The Shapes of the American Experience” and taught it for days, with a focus that included various geometric shapes.
A.
B. True
C. False
Steve's 80th
(Answer Key)
Instructions:
-
As a young boy, Steve was such a troublemaker that the other Brooklyn parents asked his mother to __________.
A. Watch him more closely
B. Teach him some manners
C.
D. Bring him to a different playground
-
After Steve moved to Great Neck, his rowdy behavior at lunchtime resulted in having to eat lunch __________.
A.
B. In the principal's office
C. At the police station
D. At home
-
Steve nearly failed Driver’s Ed because ____________.
A. His teacher thought he was too politically active
B. He didn't brake at stop signs
C. He couldn't parallel park
D. Using a stick shift
E. Braking at stop signs
F. Parallel parking
G.
-
As a political statement, Steve and his comrades once surreptitiously took over a Columbia University course on “The Shapes of the American Experience” and taught it for days, with a focus that included various geometric shapes.
A.
B. True
C. False