1 - Story Structure

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Part A
From whose point of view is the passage told?

A. Manya’s best friend

B. Manya’s teacher

C. Manya’s father

D. Manya

RL.4.6

Part B
Read the sentences from the passage. Choose the two sentences that best support the answer to part A.

He grimaced. He didn’t like Wheat Squares either.

“They’re too sweet for me, he said. “And I’m not the one who is late for school.”

“How about eggs?”

“Manya, you don’t have time for anything else,” he replied. “Hurry and eat and then let’s go!”

I shoved down a couple bites of cereal and sprinted to the car.

RL.4.6

RL.4.3

L.4.4.b

RL.4.3

Which details in the passage tell you that a flashback is part of the passage? Why has the author included the flashback?
Support your answer with details from the story.

RL.4.3

1 - Story Structure

1 - Story Structure

Part A
From whose point of view is the passage told?

Part B
Read the sentences from the passage. Choose the two sentences that best support the answer to part A.

Which details in the passage tell you that a flashback is part of the passage? Why has the author included the flashback?
Support your answer with details from the story.

Part A
From whose point of view is the passage told?

Part B
Read the sentences from the passage. Choose the two sentences that best support the answer to part A.

Which event caused Manya’s day to improve?

Read the sentence from the passage.
Needing something wonderful for breakfast to turn my day around, I was disappointed by a soggy bowl of Wheat Squares, my least favorite cereal.
What is the best definition of the word disappointed as it is used in the passage?

What caused the beginning of Manya’s bad day?

Which of the following shows how Manya’s attitude changes throughout the day?

Which details in the passage tell you that a flashback is part of the passage? Why has the author included the flashback?
Support your answer with details from the story.

Which event caused Manya’s day to improve?

Read the sentence from the passage.
Needing something wonderful for breakfast to turn my day around, I was disappointed by a soggy bowl of Wheat Squares, my least favorite cereal.
What is the best definition of the word disappointed as it is used in the passage?

What caused the beginning of Manya’s bad day?

Which of the following shows how Manya’s attitude changes throughout the day?

1 - Story Structure

1 - Story Structure

Part A From whose point of view is the passage told?

Part BRead the sentences from the passage. Choose the two sentences that best support the answer to part A.

Which details in the passage tell you that a flashback is part of the passage? Why has the author included the flashback? Support your answer with details from the story.

Part A From whose point of view is the passage told?

Part BRead the sentences from the passage. Choose the two sentences that best support the answer to part A.

Which event caused Manya’s day to improve?

Read the sentence from the passage. Needing something wonderful for breakfast to turn my day around, I was disappointed by a soggy bowl of Wheat Squares, my least favorite cereal. What is the best definition of the word disappointed as it is used in the passage?

What caused the beginning of Manya’s bad day?

Which of the following shows how Manya’s attitude changes throughout the day?

Which details in the passage tell you that a flashback is part of the passage? Why has the author included the flashback? Support your answer with details from the story.

Which event caused Manya’s day to improve?

Read the sentence from the passage. Needing something wonderful for breakfast to turn my day around, I was disappointed by a soggy bowl of Wheat Squares, my least favorite cereal. What is the best definition of the word disappointed as it is used in the passage?

What caused the beginning of Manya’s bad day?

Which of the following shows how Manya’s attitude changes throughout the day?

Part A
From whose point of view is the passage told?

Part B
Read the sentences from the passage. Choose the two sentences that best support the answer to part A.

Which details in the passage tell you that a flashback is part of the passage? Why has the author included the flashback?
Support your answer with details from the story.

Part A
From whose point of view is the passage told?

Part B
Read the sentences from the passage. Choose the two sentences that best support the answer to part A.

Read the sentence from the passage.
Needing something wonderful for breakfast to turn my day around, I was disappointed by a soggy bowl of Wheat Squares, my least favorite cereal.
What is the best definition of the word disappointed as it is used in the passage?

Which details in the passage tell you that a flashback is part of the passage? Why has the author included the flashback?
Support your answer with details from the story.

Read the sentence from the passage.
Needing something wonderful for breakfast to turn my day around, I was disappointed by a soggy bowl of Wheat Squares, my least favorite cereal.
What is the best definition of the word disappointed as it is used in the passage?