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    This document provides clues for the digits of a number by asking questions about grammar, punctuation, parts of speech and word forms. It asks about compound words with snow, plural nouns ending in -es, sentences missing punctuation, words missing apostrophes, parts of speech, verb tenses, prefixes to change word meanings and missing capital letters. The clues reveal a hidden 10-digit number.

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    This document provides clues for the digits of a number by asking questions about grammar, punctuation, parts of speech and word forms. It asks about compound words with snow, plural nouns ending in -es, sentences missing punctuation, words missing apostrophes, parts of speech, verb tenses, prefixes to change word meanings and missing capital letters. The clues reveal a hidden 10-digit number.

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    This document provides clues for the digits of a number by asking questions about grammar, punctuation, parts of speech and word forms. It asks about compound words with snow, plural nouns ending in -es, sentences missing punctuation, words missing apostrophes, parts of speech, verb tenses, prefixes to change word meanings and missing capital letters. The clues reveal a hidden 10-digit number.

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    The student is stuck alone in a classroom after school hours and is feeling scared. Clues are provided about what they have been doing and clues to help them escape.

    Clues indicate the student came back to school alone, is stuck in the classroom, and is worried about people noticing they are missing.

    The student has finished their homework, read their reading book, and is running out of things to do while stuck in the classroom.

    Escape the Room Clue for Digit 1 Escape the Room Clue for Digit 2

    How many of these words can be used with the Make each of these singular nouns plural. How
    word snow to form a real compound word? many of the plural words use the suffix –es?

    bean ball cup dog wish peach

    storm yard flake boy box card

    bow man fire church bowl teacher

    light board shine chair frog basket

    Five words can be used with snow to make real


    Four of the plural words use the suffix –es.
    compound words. They are snowball, snowstorm,
    They are wishes, peaches, boxes and churches.
    snowflake, snowman and snowboard.

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    Escape the Room Clue for Digit 3 Escape the Room Clue for Digit 4
    Each of these sentences are missing a piece of Each of these sentences is missing a conjunction.
    punctuation at the end. How many of them It is either and or but. How many sentences are
    are missing a question mark? missing the conjunction but?

    I will be late home and my dad will be worried.


    It is scary being stuck in a classroom.
    I know I shouldn’t have come back but I
    wanted to do my homework.
    How long will I be stuck here?
    The caretaker might be cross but I’m sure
    What an unfortunate event this is! she will understand.
    The classroom is dark and it is quite scary.
    I must tell Miss Calvin about this tomorrow. Mrs Calvin is my teacher and she comes
    to school quite early.
    Will the caretaker notice that I’m here?
    I have finished my homework and I have
    How worried my mother will be! read my reading book.
    I know that it is late but I think some
    I should never have come back into teachers might still be here.
    school on my own.
    Three of the sentences are missing the conjunction
    but. They are ‘I know I shouldn’t have come
    Two of the sentences are missing a question mark. back but I wanted to do my homework’,
    They are ‘How long will I be stuck here?’ and ‘The caretaker might be cross but I’m sure she
    ‘Will the caretaker notice that I’m here?’ will understand’ and ‘I know that it is late but
    I think some teachers might still be here.’

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    Escape the Room Clue for Digit 5 Escape the Room Clue for Digit 6

    Some of these words are missing an apostrophe The following story is missing some commas.
    to show that letters are missing. How many Add in the commas and count the
    words are missing an apostrophe? number that were missing.

    Linda, Frank and Norman went on a school trip.


    should will can’t They had packed crisps, chocolate and sweets
    for the journey and they shared them with Pat,
    must I’m could Barney and Kyle on the coach. When they were
    half way there, Linda started to feel a little bit
    sick. So did Frank, Norman, Pat and Barney.
    when shouldn’t didn’t There weren’t enough sick buckets to go around!
    Mrs Calvin, Mr Diaz and Miss Ross told the
    I’ve won’t sure children that they weren’t allowed to eat any
    more crisps, chocolate or sweets on the coach
    from now on.
    Six of the words are missing an apostrophe to
    show that letters are missing. They are can’t, I’m, There are seven commas missing from the story.
    shouldn’t, didn’t, I’ve and won’t. They are all needed to separate the items in a list.

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    Escape the Room Clue for Digit 7 Escape the Room Clue for Digit 8

    Read the clue and write the answer with one Read the sentences below and decide what tense
    letter in each box. Spell the answers correctly to they are written in. How many of them are
    reveal the hidden number in the yellow squares. written in the present tense?

    –ful and –less are both one of these. I am stuck in the classroom.

    s u f f i x
    I came back into school on my own.
    I didn’t tell anyone what I was doing.
    Long and sad are both one of these. Now I’m alone and feeling scared.

    a d j e c t i v e I am running out of things to do.


    I read my book and finished my homework.
    Slowly and quickly are both one of these.
    I’m wondering how long I will be here for.
    a d v e r b

    Four of the sentences are written in the present


    Run, hop and jump are all one of these. tense. They talk about action that is currently
    happening. The rest of the sentences talk about
    v e r b things which have already happened.

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    Escape the Room Clue for Digit 9 Escape the Room Clue for Digit 10

    Some of these root words can be given the There are lots of capital letters missing from
    opposite meaning by adding the prefix the story below. Add them in and count
    un- to them. How many? how many were missing.

    Last Thursday, Betty went on a trip to London.


    happy wrong do
    She had always wanted to see Buckingham

    load fair lock Palace and perhaps even see The Queen! Betty

    rode on a big, red bus and went shopping on


    honest well true
    Oxford Street. She had a wonderful time.

    jump dress cry

    There are seven capital letters missing from the


    Eight of these words can be given the opposite story. Capital letters are used at the beginning
    meaning by adding the prefix un-. They become of sentences, for the names of people, places and
    unhappy, undo, unload, unfair, unlock, companies, for days of the week and for
    unwell, untrue and undress. the personal pronoun I.

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