(a) the bark of a tree     (b) a clever idea    (c) a new shirt    (d) a pool of water Improve each of the following sentences by crossing out the blue phras and replacing it with a word(or a form of the word) from Word List2 Word List 2 : affect    calculate   climate   column   decay   forbid   grove                               limb  mammoth   mature   permit   resist   scorch   tower 4. You'll have to pretend to have a Southern accent if you want to play Atticus in To kill a Mockingbird. Choose two phrses to form a sentence that corretly uses a word from Word List 2. Write each sentence in the space provided. 2. (a) A maple grove is                         (b) A maple limb is     (c) what is left after it is cut down     (d) a large branch.          __________________________________________________________________________ *Wordly Wise 3000* An easy way to learn simple arithmetic is to set out pebbles in a row. By adding more pebbles and counting the total, or by taking some away and counting the ones that remain, one can see the results of addition and subtraction. By using rows of pebbles, one can also learn multiplication. Pebbles arrnaged in three rows of four can be counted one at a time to see that 3 times 4 equals 12. By separating the pebbles into equalsized groups, one can also learn division. For example, dividing the pebbles into two equal group and counting the pebbles in one of them shows that 12 divided by 2 equals six. The Romans long ago thought of this method of doing math. In fact, our word calculate comes from the Latin word calculus, which means - a pebble!