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Whole Vs. Hole Use the definitions below to determine the word that goes with each sentence.   WHOLE = entire amount, all HOLE = an opening (more than one is holes)   1. I spent the  afternoon watching TV.   2. The dog dug a  to hide his bone.   3. Timothy and Samantha ate the wholeholeholes pizza.   4 & 5. They had a wholeholeholes around the outside of the wholeholeholes sandcastle.    6. The tree had a  in it.    7. The boy dug six wholeholeholes before he found the treasure.   8. You can fall into a  on the ground if you do not watch where you are walking.   9. I read the  book.    10. The wholeholeholes class signed the get well card for our teacher.    11. Swiss Cheese has many  in it.    12. 60 minutes make up one wholeholeholes hour.    13 & 14. The wholeholeholes punch in the classroom, can punch three wholeholeholes in your paper.    15. Mom and Dad were happy when my baby brother finally slept the  night.   16. Mom used the entire loaf of bread to make lunch for the wholeholeholes family.    17. In math four quarters makes one  dollar.    18. The key goes into the key .    19. I ripped the  page out of the magazine.    20. We saw a kid try punch a  in the wall, then told our teacher.        BONUS: match word to definition wholeholeholes = more than one opening   wholeholeholes = entire amount   wholeholeholes = an opening