Midnight at the Museum: Choose the Fronted Adverbial

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    Question 1

    Footsteps on the stairs: which fronted adverbial of time fits the gap on the tiles?

    Word tiles with a wide blank tile at the start, followed by: the guard heard footsteps on the stairs.
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    Question 2

    The mummy is moving: which fronted adverbial of manner fits the gap on the tiles?

    Word tiles with a wide blank tile at the start, followed by: the mummy shuffled forward.
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    Question 3

    ___, a golden coin sparkled. Which fronted adverbial of place fits the gap?

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    Question 4

    Maya is sneaking past the guard: which fronted adverbial of manner fits the gap on the tiles?

    Word tiles with a wide blank tile at the start, followed by: Maya crept past the sleeping guard.
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    Question 5

    ___, the museum opens its doors. Which fronted adverbial of time fits the gap?

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    Question 6

    The dinosaur stirs: which fronted adverbial of place fits the gap on the tiles?

    Word tiles with a wide blank tile at the start, followed by: the dinosaur's tail twitched.
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    Question 7

    ___, the door creaked open. Which fronted adverbial makes the sentence sound frightening?

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    Question 8

    ___, the guard laughed at his own shadow. Which fronted adverbial fits the sentence best?

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    Question 9

    Fossil day: which fronted adverbial of time fits the gap on the tiles?

    Word tiles with a wide blank tile at the start, followed by: the children were allowed to touch the fossils.
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    Question 10

    The alarm rang at exactly midnight. Which sentence moves the adverbial to the front correctly?