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Pizza Town

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Pizza Town
Reading Level

	edHelper's suggested reading level:	grade 5
	Flesch-Kincaid grade level:	4.6

Vocabulary

	challenging words:		antidote, dumpling, provided, commander, pepperoni, series, well-trained, reading, better, running, immediately, savage, equipment, evil, virus, army
	content words:		Pizza Town, Pizza Town Friday, Zorpho Battle, Jacques Whonose

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Pizza Town By Beth Beutler

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¹     I loved to go to Pizza Town. We always had a blast. They had an all-you-can-eat buffet, and several rooms of fun things to do. There was a TV room, a movie room, an adventure room, reading room, and video game room. My grandmother often took me there. She loved it too! We'd play video games and earn points. Once I even earned enough points to win a DVD movie!
 
²     Grandma invited me to go to Pizza Town Friday after school. She had a coupon so two of us could get in for the price of one. She picked me up immediately after school, and we headed there. We had a routine. We'd pay, pick a table in the movie room, then go get the first round of the meal. She'd usually get a salad, but I'd go for one or two pieces of pepperoni pizza. I also treated myself to some soda.
 
³     After we ate, we'd put our coats and her purse in a locker, then head to the video games. She liked playing the Whack a Rat game, and I did the best on the game "Zorpho Battle." In it, I was to fight the evil Zorphman with my army of well-trained and loyal subjects. As I journeyed through each battle, I gained more soldiers and equipment. I also gained more points. I kept the points building up on my card so I could get better prizes.

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