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Literary- All Saints' Day at Night

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Question 1

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Tomek doesn't want to go to the cemetery because he...

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Question 4

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Which sentence describes the theme of the short story?

You never truly recover after losing someone you love.

It’s a family member’s job to comfort you when you’re scared.

Sometimes you have to do things you don’t like for your family.

It brings families together to remember people they have lost.

Question 5

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Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Question 4?

“‘But we already went today,’ Tomek said. Earlier, Tomek and his family had taken flowers and candles to his grandfather’s grave for All Saints’ Day.”

“It smelled like her perfume. Babcia was always nice to him. Mama was right — Babcia would want him to be there.”

“Aunt Dorota chatted on about his grandfather. Then their path turned. They were at the cemetery. He just knew it.”

Question 6

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Why does Tomek go to the cemetery?

He wants to honor his deceased grandfather.

He wants to be there for his grandmother.

He wants to conquer his fear of the cemetery.

He wants to learn more about All Saints' Day.

Question 7

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How does talking about his grandfather with his aunt affect Tomek?

didn't know his grandfather

already visited the cemetery

doesn't want to go at night

doesn't like cemeteries

Question 2

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While talking with his aunt, Tomek feels...

happy to learn more about his grandfather

excited to go to cemetery to see his grand father

sad that he never got to know his grandfather

no longer afraid of going to the cemetery

Question 3

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What makes the cemetery less scary for Tomek?

It's lit up by candles

He is with his family

He is with his grandfather

It is crowded with other  families

“Tomek stood next to Babcia, and she hugged him. Then his smaller hand took her larger one, and they left the cemetery together.”