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Why did old Joe think that the calf belonged to him?

A -

B -

C -

D -

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In the last paragraph, what does the handlyman mean when he says, "I have other bridges to build"?

A - He constructs only bridges wherever he works.

B - He had to get to work forother people who hired him.

C - He had to help other people resolve their disagrements.

D - He was going to build another bridge along the creek that separated Old Joe and his neighbor.

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In paragraph 3, the word STOMPED is used to communicate a feeling of -

A - anxiety

B - frustration

C - delight

D - excitement

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How is the remote, rural setting important to the story?

A - It explains why Old Joe and his neighbor needed help from an outsider.

B - It explains why Old Joe and his neighbor argued over a boundary.

C - It explains why Old Joe and his neighbor did not live with other family members.

D - It explains why Old Joe and his neighbor relied so much upon one another.

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In this story, what does the bridge represent?

A - The handyman's effort to reunite Old Joe and his neighbor.

B - The handyman's refusal to build the fence Old Joe requested.

C - Old Joe's forgiveness of his neighbor for digging the creek.

D - His neighbor's willingness to apologize to Old Joe.

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By the end of the story, readers can conclude that Old Joe and his neighbor -

A - belive that high fences make good neighbors

B - learn that an argument should never come between a friendship

C - agree that good friends never disagree

D - think that strangers often make the best companions

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Why is the last paragraph significant to the story's plot?

A -

B -

C -

D -

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Read this sentence from the story.
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Old Joe lived in the rural countryside, far from most CIVILIZATION.
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The root of the word CIVILIZATION is -

A -

B -

C -

D -

Old Joe and the Handyman (2)

Old Joe and the Handyman (2)

Why did old Joe think that the calf belonged to him?

In the last paragraph, what does the handlyman mean when he says, "I have other bridges to build"?

In paragraph 3, the word STOMPED is used to communicate a feeling of -

How is the remote, rural setting important to the story?

In this story, what does the bridge represent?

By the end of the story, readers can conclude that Old Joe and his neighbor -

Why is the last paragraph significant to the story's plot?

Why did old Joe think that the calf belonged to him?

In the last paragraph, what does the handlyman mean when he says, "I have other bridges to build"?

In paragraph 3, the word STOMPED is used to communicate a feeling of -

How is the remote, rural setting important to the story?

In this story, what does the bridge represent?

By the end of the story, readers can conclude that Old Joe and his neighbor -

Why is the last paragraph significant to the story's plot?