A Beka Reading 6 Unit 4

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(1) The curved point of the ship’s (1)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll plowed through the waves.
(2) Jim placed the extra life jacket behind him in the (2)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll of the row boat.
(3) While facing forward, Tim grasped the oar on the (3)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll side with his left hand.
(4) A large wave knocked Tom’s coffee cup out of his right hand and over the (4)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll side of the motor boat.
(5) The large ship could anchor safely near the rocky, shallow coast, so the crew used a (5)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll to come ashore.
(6) The quartermaster purchased ten (6)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll from the rancher to feed the hundreds of troops at the base.
(7) The (7)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll informed the king that the royal troops were protecting the palace from the invaders.
(8) Lord Smythe, a nobleman from birth, was a wealthy (8)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll.
(9) A good (9)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll stays alert while on guard duty.
(10) The colonel’s (10)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll organized the officer’s tent and prepared his meal.
(11) Were your ancestors part of George Washington’s (11)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll of ordinary fighting men?
(12) The sentry climbed to the top of the (12)  beevesbowmarquismarshalmilitiaorderlyportsentryskiffstarboardsternknoll to better see the enemy approach.