8 - Characters

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8 - Characters

Last updated over 2 years ago

7 questions

Question 1

How does Mei feel at the beginning of the passage?

A. excited about a new life

B. happy her team won a game

C. sad about moving to a new state

D. angry that her mother wants to move

Question 2

Mark the boxes to match the descriptions with the characters they describe.

Question 7

How do Mei’s feelings about moving change by the end of the passage?

Support your answer with details from the passage.

Question 1

How does Mei feel at the beginning of the passage?

A. excited about a new life

B. happy her team won a game

C. sad about moving to a new state

D. angry that her mother wants to move

Question 2

Mark the boxes to match the descriptions with the characters they describe.

Question 3

Read the sentences from the passage.

In the car Mei opened her sketchpad and glanced at the pictures she had drawn in the past week. As she looked at them, her emotions ran wild.

What is the meaning of the phrase her emotions ran wild as it is used in the passage?

A. Her emotions felt natural.

B. Her emotions jogged away.

C. Her emotions were out of her control.

D. Her emotions were as fast as wild animals.

Question 4

Part A

From what point of view is the story being told?

A. first person, Mei

B. first person, Mom

C. third person, Mom

D. third person, not a story character

Question 5

Part B

Which of the following supports the answer to part A?

A. because the narrator is a character in the story

B. because the narrator talks directly to the reader

C. because the narrator knows only his or her own thoughts

D. because the narrator shares the thoughts of all the characters

Question 6

Which statement best describes the lesson that Mei learns?

A. Sometimes you have to fight changes.

B. A new home can mean a new beginning.

C. You should always be ready to start over.

D. The place where you grow up will always be important.

Question 7

How do Mei’s feelings about moving change by the end of the passage?

Support your answer with details from the passage.

Question 3

Read the sentences from the passage.

In the car Mei opened her sketchpad and glanced at the pictures she had drawn in the past week. As she looked at them, her emotions ran wild.

What is the meaning of the phrase her emotions ran wild as it is used in the passage?

A. Her emotions felt natural.

B. Her emotions jogged away.

C. Her emotions were out of her control.

D. Her emotions were as fast as wild animals.

Question 4

Part A

From what point of view is the story being told?

A. first person, Mei

B. first person, Mom

C. third person, Mom

D. third person, not a story character

Question 5

Part B

Which of the following supports the answer to part A?

A. because the narrator is a character in the story

B. because the narrator talks directly to the reader

C. because the narrator knows only his or her own thoughts

D. because the narrator shares the thoughts of all the characters

Question 6

Which statement best describes the lesson that Mei learns?

A. Sometimes you have to fight changes.

B. A new home can mean a new beginning.

C. You should always be ready to start over.

D. The place where you grow up will always be important.

8 - Characters

8 - Characters

How does Mei feel at the beginning of the passage?

Mark the boxes to match the descriptions with the characters they describe.

How do Mei’s feelings about moving change by the end of the passage? Support your answer with details from the passage.

How does Mei feel at the beginning of the passage?

Mark the boxes to match the descriptions with the characters they describe.

Read the sentences from the passage.In the car Mei opened her sketchpad and glanced at the pictures she had drawn in the past week. As she looked at them, her emotions ran wild. What is the meaning of the phrase her emotions ran wild as it is used in the passage?

Part AFrom what point of view is the story being told?

Part BWhich of the following supports the answer to part A?

Which statement best describes the lesson that Mei learns?

How do Mei’s feelings about moving change by the end of the passage? Support your answer with details from the passage.

Read the sentences from the passage.In the car Mei opened her sketchpad and glanced at the pictures she had drawn in the past week. As she looked at them, her emotions ran wild. What is the meaning of the phrase her emotions ran wild as it is used in the passage?

Part AFrom what point of view is the story being told?

Part BWhich of the following supports the answer to part A?

Which statement best describes the lesson that Mei learns?

How do Mei’s feelings about moving change by the end of the passage?

Support your answer with details from the passage.

Read the sentences from the passage.

In the car Mei opened her sketchpad and glanced at the pictures she had drawn in the past week. As she looked at them, her emotions ran wild.

What is the meaning of the phrase her emotions ran wild as it is used in the passage?

Part A

From what point of view is the story being told?

Part B

Which of the following supports the answer to part A?

How do Mei’s feelings about moving change by the end of the passage?

Support your answer with details from the passage.

Read the sentences from the passage.

In the car Mei opened her sketchpad and glanced at the pictures she had drawn in the past week. As she looked at them, her emotions ran wild.

What is the meaning of the phrase her emotions ran wild as it is used in the passage?

Part A

From what point of view is the story being told?

Part B

Which of the following supports the answer to part A?