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RL6.1 Post Assessment

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RL6.1 Post Assessment

Directions: Please read the following texts and answer the questions. Do not forget to turn it in once you are finished.
Ron and Don were twins. They needed to make some money. They wanted to earn enough money to go to a boys' camp next summer. At the camp, they would learn new things and meet new people. They could ride horses and swim and fish. The boys came up with ways to make the money. They raked lawns, swept walks, washed cars, and walked pets. By the end of the school year, they had enough money to pay for the camp. Then, they heard some bad news. Their friend Sam's house caught fire and burned. Sam's family had nothing left. They had no home, no clothes, and no furniture. Ron and Don wanted to help. They decided to give their camp money to Sam's family.
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Based on their behavior in the story, the reader can infer that Ron and Don ____________.

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What evidence from the text helped you make your inference above?

Andy was lonely. He had no brothers or sisters. There were no children in his neighborhood. Andy's parents sometimes played ball and rode bikes with him, but Andy wished that he had a boy his age to play with.

The people who lived in the house next door moved away. Andy heard that someone bought the empty house. He hoped the new family would have a boy— someone who would ride bikes and play ball with Andy.

Andy woke up early Saturday. He heard people talking on the street. He looked out and saw a big, white van. A man was opening the back of the truck. Another man got out of the van and walked around to the back.

After awhile, a white car drove up. First, a man got out. Then, a woman got out. They looked friendly, but Andy was worried they did not have a son. Finally, the back door opened. A kid got out. It was a girl. The girl's mother said, "Carol, as soon as we get your bike unloaded, you can explore the neighborhood."

Later, Andy got on his bike and rode down the street. The new girl was coming toward him on her bike. She waved and smiled at Andy. Andy waved back halfheartedly. He did not stop to talk. He did not want to talk about dolls and clothes.

That afternoon, Andy saw Carol and her dad in their backyard. They were shooting basketball. Andy watched Carol shoot the ball through the hoop. Then, she did it again. Andy was impressed. Maybe tomorrow he would ask her if she wanted to ride around the neighborhood.
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The reader can infer that Carol ______________.

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Which sentence from the selection BEST supports that Andy is NOT excited about Carol when she first moves in?

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Using the evidence from question 4, what can the reader infer about Andy?

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What can you infer the two men in the van are doing in this story?

As Anju awoke, she quickly flipped back her bed sheets. She quietly crept out into the hallway and headed down to the kitchen. There was just one piece of chocolate cake left. She lifted the dome cover off of the platter and stared at the sweet confection with growing anticipation. Opening a drawer beneath the counter, Anju silently took a fork, sliced off a piece, and lifted the fork to her mouth. As the chocolate frosting melted in her mouth, Anju closed her eyes. A voice suddenly pierced the silence. “Hey!” Anju dropped the fork and looked up guiltily at her older brother.
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What can the reader infer about Anju when she “crept out into the hallway and headed to the kitchen?”

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How does Anju’s brother MOST LIKELY feel when he sees her eating the cake?

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“Based on your answer to #2, which quotation from the passage best shows how Anju’s brother feels?”