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\nThe crumbling ruins of the Roman aqueduct still stretch across the valley in southern France.  \n2) The enormous stone heads on Easter Island.  \nThe enormous stone heads on Easter Island were carved by the island's early inhabitants hundreds of years ago.  \n3) Because Earth's core is extremely hot.  \nBecause Earth's core is extremely hot, some rocks deep underground melt into liquid magma.  \n4) Because the soil on Mars contains iron oxide.  \nBecause the soil on Mars contains iron oxide, the planet appears red from Earth.  \n5) Until the ice on the lake thawed in April.  \nUntil the ice on the lake thawed in April, no boats were allowed on the water.  \n6) A school of silvery fish darting through the reef.  \nA school of silvery fish darting through the reef changed direction together in the blink of an eye.  \n7) The original Morse code message sent in 1844.  \nThe original Morse code message sent in 1844 traveled from Washington to Baltimore in seconds.  \n8) Because the Mississippi River flooded that spring.  \nBecause the Mississippi River flooded that spring, many towns built taller levees.  \n9) Tumbling over the smooth river rocks.  \nTumbling over the smooth river rocks, the cold mountain water rushed toward the valley below.  \n10) The swirling red storm on the surface of Jupiter.  \nThe swirling red storm on the surface of Jupiter has been raging for over three hundred years.  \n1-10  90  80  70  60  50  40  30  20  10  0   \n [Language Arts ](Language Arts  www.CommonCoreSheets.com)[ www.CommonCoreSheets.com](Language Arts  www.CommonCoreSheets.com) ~~                   ~~  \nExpand the sentence fragment into a full sentence.  \n1) The crumbling ruins of the Roman aqueduct.  \nThe crumbling ruins of the Roman aqueduct still stretch across the valley in southern France.  \n2) The enormous stone heads on Easter Island.  \nThe enormous stone heads on Easter Island were carved by the island's early inhabitants hundreds of years ago.  \n3) Because 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