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RtA Passage 3- The Stop Sign

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5 questions

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Question 1

1.

What lesson was Alice trying to teach Nia?

Helping others to try new things is being a good friend.

Saying mean things to others will not help any situation.

The playground is not always a fun place to be.

Friends will help a person get out of trouble.

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Question 2

2.

Which sentence from the selection supports the lesson?

"The kids Caitlyn had been talking to turned and looked at Nia as if she were a monster."

"Alice, shaking her head at Nia, grabbed her by the elbow and steered her toward the door."

"Nia's face brightened."

"She says when thoughts come into your brain, you have to make them wait at the stop sign before they come out of your mouth."

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Question 3

3.

Which sentence supports the fact that Nia's actions were mean?

"I can't believe you didn't wash clothes last night!"

"She wasn't sure that any of her answers were right."

"The kids Caitlyn had been talking to turned and looked at Nia as if she were a monster."

"I know what she said wasn't right, but sometimes you just have to keep your thoughts to yourself."

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Question 4

4.

Which sentence supports the idea that Nia is sorry for her actions of the day?

"It's your job to keep our clothes clean, you know!"

"Mr. Smith, don't you usually remind us about tests the day before?"

"I feel terrible, but it's been such an awful, awful day."

"But there's still half a day left, you know."

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Question 5

5.

What lesson does Nia learn by the end of the selection?

to think before she speaks

to wash her own clothes

to study for tests

to listen in class