Charlie Joe Jackson’s Guide to Extra Credit STAARcloned 3/30/2021

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Charlie Joe Jackson’s Guide to Extra Credit STAARcloned 3/30/2021

Last updated almost 5 years ago

10 questions

Question 1

What is the meaning of the word bright in paragraph 4?

Dreary

Shiny

Positive

Intelligent

Question 2

Paragraphs 1 thorugh 8 contribute to the plot by-

hinting at how Charlie Joe will resolve his problem

Describing the qualities that others enjoy about Charlie Joe

providing the reason for Charlie Joe's conflict

establishing Charlie Joe's discomfort in the setting 

Question 1

What is the meaning of the word bright in paragraph 4?

Dreary

Shiny

Positive

Intelligent

Question 2

Paragraphs 1 thorugh 8 contribute to the plot by-

hinting at how Charlie Joe will resolve his problem

Describing the qualities that others enjoy about Charlie Joe

providing the reason for Charlie Joe's conflict

establishing Charlie Joe's discomfort in the setting 

Question 3

Based on paragraph 18 and 19, the reader can conclude that Chalrie Joe thinks Ms. Ferrell-

does not understand what kinds of activities kids really enjoy

has found a way that may make his classwork more fun

does not really believe that he can improve his grades

is treating him unfairly by suggesting h attend summer camp

Question 4

Read this sentence from Pargraph 20.
The author uses a simile in this sentence to reveal that Charlie Joe's father-

is excited to have found a solution even if his son does not like it

has am umusual ability to make his son agree to things he dislikes doing

is pretending that he likes the camp so that his son will also like it

knows his son will try to find an alternative to going to camp

Question 5

Read this sentence fron paragraph 22.
The author uses figurative language in the sentence to show that-

Charlie Joe does not want to go to a camp so far away from home

Charlie Joe's mom will not save him from having to go to camp

Charlie Joe's mom realizes that the camp may be dangerous

Charlie Joe does not want to act against his mother's wishes

Question 6

Why do paragraphs 23 and 24 mark a turning point in the story?

Charlie Joe's parents want to get his opinion about going to summer camp.

Charlie Joe understands that he should have worked harder in class.

Charlie Joe's parents decide that the summer camp sounds like a good idea. 

Charlie Joe recognizes that only he can save his plans for a fun and relaxing summer

Question 7

What does the conversation between Charlie Joe and his parents in paragraph 26 through 30 suggest?

Charlie Joe thinks that being able to avoid going to summer camp will be an easy task. 

Charlie Joe's Mother believes that the summer camp will not offer any benfit to Charlie Joe. 

Charlie Joe feels inspired to do better in school because of his parents' faith in his abilities. 

Charlie Joe's father doubts that Charlie Joe will be able to achieve thie goal he has set for himself. 

Question 8

Which sentence best explains why Charlie Joe 's father considers sending Charlie Joe to Camp Rituhbukkee?

Finally my dad turned around and looked at my mom, who nodded.

"You've never gotten striaght A's in your life."

"It would be bad parenting if we just sat here while you threw your talents away."

My dad thumbed through the brochure.

Question 9

What is the best summary of the story?

Charlie Joe attends a conference with his parents and his teacher. His father says that Charlie Joe's grades have worsened and must be improved. The teacher hands Charlie Joe's father a brochure about a camp, and Charlie Joe realizes it is an educational camp. Because of this, he does not want to go. 

One day at school, Charlie Joe and his parents attend a conference with Charlie Joe's teacher. At first Ms. Ferrell describes Charlie Joe's good qualities, but Charlie Joe's father is concerned about his academic performance. Ms. ferrell suggests that Charlie Joe attend a summer camp that is educational but also fun. 

Charlie Joe meets with his parents and teacher for a conference at school. Charlie Joe does not want to go to summer camp. Instead, he says he will get good grades. His parents are not sure whether Charlie Joe is serious.

During a parent tand teacher conference, Chalrie Joe's teacher suggests that Charlie JOe attend an educational summer camp. Charlie Joe's father thinks the camp is a good idea, but Charlie Joe does not want to go. He bargains to make excellent grades rather than attend the camp. His parents agree to this offer. 

Question 10

10.

The first person point of view helps the reader understand-

that Charlie Joe's dad is serious about sending him to camp

why Charlie Joe's mom will not help him the way 

Ms. Ferrell views Charlie Joe

Charlie Joe's reasons for not wanting to go to summer camp

Question 3

Based on paragraph 18 and 19, the reader can conclude that Chalrie Joe thinks Ms. Ferrell-

does not understand what kinds of activities kids really enjoy

has found a way that may make his classwork more fun

does not really believe that he can improve his grades

is treating him unfairly by suggesting h attend summer camp

Question 4

Read this sentence from Pargraph 20.
The author uses a simile in this sentence to reveal that Charlie Joe's father-

is excited to have found a solution even if his son does not like it

has am umusual ability to make his son agree to things he dislikes doing

is pretending that he likes the camp so that his son will also like it

knows his son will try to find an alternative to going to camp

Question 5

Read this sentence fron paragraph 22.
The author uses figurative language in the sentence to show that-

Charlie Joe does not want to go to a camp so far away from home

Charlie Joe's mom will not save him from having to go to camp

Charlie Joe's mom realizes that the camp may be dangerous

Charlie Joe does not want to act against his mother's wishes

Question 6

Why do paragraphs 23 and 24 mark a turning point in the story?

Charlie Joe's parents want to get his opinion about going to summer camp.

Charlie Joe understands that he should have worked harder in class.

Charlie Joe's parents decide that the summer camp sounds like a good idea. 

Charlie Joe recognizes that only he can save his plans for a fun and relaxing summer

Question 7

What does the conversation between Charlie Joe and his parents in paragraph 26 through 30 suggest?

Charlie Joe thinks that being able to avoid going to summer camp will be an easy task. 

Charlie Joe's Mother believes that the summer camp will not offer any benfit to Charlie Joe. 

Charlie Joe feels inspired to do better in school because of his parents' faith in his abilities. 

Charlie Joe's father doubts that Charlie Joe will be able to achieve thie goal he has set for himself. 

Question 8

Which sentence best explains why Charlie Joe 's father considers sending Charlie Joe to Camp Rituhbukkee?

Finally my dad turned around and looked at my mom, who nodded.

"You've never gotten striaght A's in your life."

"It would be bad parenting if we just sat here while you threw your talents away."

My dad thumbed through the brochure.

Question 9

What is the best summary of the story?

Charlie Joe attends a conference with his parents and his teacher. His father says that Charlie Joe's grades have worsened and must be improved. The teacher hands Charlie Joe's father a brochure about a camp, and Charlie Joe realizes it is an educational camp. Because of this, he does not want to go. 

One day at school, Charlie Joe and his parents attend a conference with Charlie Joe's teacher. At first Ms. Ferrell describes Charlie Joe's good qualities, but Charlie Joe's father is concerned about his academic performance. Ms. ferrell suggests that Charlie Joe attend a summer camp that is educational but also fun. 

Charlie Joe meets with his parents and teacher for a conference at school. Charlie Joe does not want to go to summer camp. Instead, he says he will get good grades. His parents are not sure whether Charlie Joe is serious.

During a parent tand teacher conference, Chalrie Joe's teacher suggests that Charlie JOe attend an educational summer camp. Charlie Joe's father thinks the camp is a good idea, but Charlie Joe does not want to go. He bargains to make excellent grades rather than attend the camp. His parents agree to this offer. 

Question 10

10.

The first person point of view helps the reader understand-

that Charlie Joe's dad is serious about sending him to camp

why Charlie Joe's mom will not help him the way 

Ms. Ferrell views Charlie Joe

Charlie Joe's reasons for not wanting to go to summer camp

Charlie Joe Jackson’s Guide to Extra Credit STAARcloned 3/30/2021

Charlie Joe Jackson’s Guide to Extra Credit STAARcloned 3/30/2021

What is the meaning of the word bright in paragraph 4?

Paragraphs 1 thorugh 8 contribute to the plot by-

What is the meaning of the word bright in paragraph 4?

Paragraphs 1 thorugh 8 contribute to the plot by-

Based on paragraph 18 and 19, the reader can conclude that Chalrie Joe thinks Ms. Ferrell-

Read this sentence from Pargraph 20. The author uses a simile in this sentence to reveal that Charlie Joe's father-

Read this sentence fron paragraph 22. The author uses figurative language in the sentence to show that-

Why do paragraphs 23 and 24 mark a turning point in the story?

What does the conversation between Charlie Joe and his parents in paragraph 26 through 30 suggest?

Which sentence best explains why Charlie Joe 's father considers sending Charlie Joe to Camp Rituhbukkee?

What is the best summary of the story?

The first person point of view helps the reader understand-

Based on paragraph 18 and 19, the reader can conclude that Chalrie Joe thinks Ms. Ferrell-

Read this sentence from Pargraph 20. The author uses a simile in this sentence to reveal that Charlie Joe's father-

Read this sentence fron paragraph 22. The author uses figurative language in the sentence to show that-

Why do paragraphs 23 and 24 mark a turning point in the story?

What does the conversation between Charlie Joe and his parents in paragraph 26 through 30 suggest?

Which sentence best explains why Charlie Joe 's father considers sending Charlie Joe to Camp Rituhbukkee?

What is the best summary of the story?

The first person point of view helps the reader understand-

Read this sentence from Pargraph 20.
The author uses a simile in this sentence to reveal that Charlie Joe's father-

Read this sentence fron paragraph 22.
The author uses figurative language in the sentence to show that-

Read this sentence from Pargraph 20.
The author uses a simile in this sentence to reveal that Charlie Joe's father-

Read this sentence fron paragraph 22.
The author uses figurative language in the sentence to show that-