ELA Day 2 Exit Ticket

One story is told by a girl who is making observations from outside the story and describes how one person feels. The other story is told by a boy who is a character living through the events and describes how many people feel.

One story is told by a character who lives through the events and describes how many characters feel. The other story is told by a narrator who observes the events and describes how one person feels.

One story is told by a character who lives through the events and describes how one person feels. The other story is told by a narrator who describes events and tells about how many people feel.

One story is told by a narrator who is actually the main character living through events. The other story is told by a narrator who gives an account of the events from his imagination.

"His current target was Mr. Mason, his teacher." (Paragraph 1)

"'Let's get started shall we?' he added, grabbing his science book." (Paragraph 2)

"But nobody could remember a day when he hadn't played a trick on someone in class." (Paragraph 6)

"He couldn't believe he was going to miss such a great trip." (Paragraph 10)