Answer key · Set A
Tiny lines and tiny hooks
1ties words into one A hyphen is a short line that ties words into one big word, like merry-go-round.
2True Do not squeezes into don't, and the hook stands where the o hopped out.
3Crumb's basket The hook before the s shows who owns something, so it is Crumb's basket.
4the o in not Do not becomes don't: the o in not hops out, and the hook takes its place.
50 The hyphen key is the key next to zero, at the end of the number row.
6right pinky The right pinky stretches past the semicolon for the apostrophe, and no shift is needed.
71-D, 2-B, 3-C, 4-A The hook stands where letters are missing: do not, it is, I am and we are.
8isn't, they're, she's Isn't, they're and she's squeeze two words into one. In Mia's bike and Rex's bone the hook shows who owns something.
9False The hyphen needs no shift: the right pinky reaches up to the key next to zero.
10a hook in Dont and a hook before the s in Crumbs Don't needs a hook where the o is missing, and Crumb's needs a hook before the s to show who owns the cake.
113, 1, 2, 4 Type the owner's name, then the hook, then the s, and then the thing that is owned.
12us Let's squeezes let us into one word, and the hook stands where the u is missing.
14Your own words: a grown-up reads it.
Mark each answer, count the right ones and write the score on the sheet.