E n g L i s h jenni Currie Santamaria

Homonyms:
positive
: deinition 1; 
return
: deinition 2; 
brief
: deinition 2; 
kid
: deinition 1; 
function
: deinition 3. 2. 
Homophones:
principle, whether, 
whole, taught, praise
VI Examples: 1. Including the unspoken as well as the spoken word is 
important since it is the most powerful force in shaping a child’s life. 2. Parents 
who praise each of their children at least twice a day maintain a positive 
relationship regardless of the problems they encounter.
The power of early experience
I-B 1. d 2. f 3. a 4. i 5. b 6. h 7. e 8. g 9. c
I-C Your child won’t eat healthy food; you feed him the nutrient-poor 
substitutes; he becomes accustomed to these foods; he won’t eat the healthy food 
you offer. By the time your child outgrows these dietary limitations, his food 
habits are set in place and harder to change.
III 1. Early in life 2. Kids are naturally wired to follow daily routines and 
rituals. 3. Eat breakfast every day. 4. Fruit and vegetables 5. Special 
occasions like birthdays, vacations, or holidays 6. Lunch and dinner 7. Rarely, 
perhaps reserved for parties or dining out 8. Water should be served at every 
meal.
IV-A 1. verb 2. noun 3. noun 4. adjective 5. verb 6. noun 7. adjective
8. verb
IV-B 1. adopt 2. dietary 3. shape 4. preferences 5. routines 6. battle
7. cycle 8. Nutritional
IV-C Fruit or vegetables are the go-to snack if you are hungry before a meal.
V-B 
Count:
child diet, battle, parents, wall, problem, cycle, food, substitutes, 
limitations, habits, place, researchers, children, ways, routines, rituals, day, 
patterns, ideas, fruits, vegetables, grains, protein, snack, desserts, ice-cream 
sundaes, cake, pie, experiences, occasions, birthdays, vacations, holidays, lunch, 
dinner, breakfast, syrups, sauces, doses, parties, beverage, examples, habits, 
theories, family, kids, leader