Untitled Formative 523

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Untitled Formative 523

Last updated over 2 years ago

7 questions

Question 4

Mark the boxes to match the descriptions with the characters they describe. Some rows may have more than one answer.

Question 7

Humor is an important part of this story. Describe a humorous scene from the story and explain what makes it funny. Be sure to use specific examples from the passage to support your answer.

Question 1

Part A

Which word best describes the character of Basir?

A. sensible

B. talkative

C. desperate

D. unfriendly

Question 2

Part B

What detail from the passage supports the answer to part A?

A. He keeps his balance when the dogs pull in different directions.

B. He arranges to go to the movies with friends.

C. He makes a plan to walk two dogs at a time.

D. He helps Rasha untangle the leashes.

Question 3

Read the sentences from the passage.

Rasha bent down to untangle the dogs, but she was pulled off-balance when Peanut jumped in to join the fun. Basir helped straighten out the leashes and they continued on their way.

Which word or phrase means the opposite of the word untangle?

A. pull apart

B. smooth

C. mix up

D. tighten

Question 4

Mark the boxes to match the descriptions with the characters they describe. Some rows may have more than one answer.

Question 5

What conclusion can you draw about Rasha based on her conversation with Mr. Cleves?

A. She wants a dog of her own.

B. She is annoyed by the neighbor.

C. She hopes to get paid for doing the job.

D. She believes taking care of dogs is easy.

Question 6

Sometimes Rasha acts before she thinks. Which detail from the passage supports this idea?

A. She loves to play fetch with her dogs.

B. She eagerly volunteers to help her neighbor.

C. She decides to walk two dogs at the same time.

D. She plans a movie date with her brother and their friends.

Question 7

Humor is an important part of this story. Describe a humorous scene from the story and explain what makes it funny. Be sure to use specific examples from the passage to support your answer.

Question 1

Part A

Which word best describes the character of Basir?

A. sensible

B. talkative

C. desperate

D. unfriendly

Question 2

Part B

What detail from the passage supports the answer to part A?

A. He keeps his balance when the dogs pull in different directions.

B. He arranges to go to the movies with friends.

C. He makes a plan to walk two dogs at a time.

D. He helps Rasha untangle the leashes.

Question 3

Read the sentences from the passage.

Rasha bent down to untangle the dogs, but she was pulled off-balance when Peanut jumped in to join the fun. Basir helped straighten out the leashes and they continued on their way.

Which word or phrase means the opposite of the word untangle?

A. pull apart

B. smooth

C. mix up

D. tighten

Question 5

What conclusion can you draw about Rasha based on her conversation with Mr. Cleves?

A. She wants a dog of her own.

B. She is annoyed by the neighbor.

C. She hopes to get paid for doing the job.

D. She believes taking care of dogs is easy.

Question 6

Sometimes Rasha acts before she thinks. Which detail from the passage supports this idea?

A. She loves to play fetch with her dogs.

B. She eagerly volunteers to help her neighbor.

C. She decides to walk two dogs at the same time.

D. She plans a movie date with her brother and their friends.

Untitled Formative 523

Untitled Formative 523

Mark the boxes to match the descriptions with the characters they describe. Some rows may have more than one answer.

Humor is an important part of this story. Describe a humorous scene from the story and explain what makes it funny. Be sure to use specific examples from the passage to support your answer.

Part AWhich word best describes the character of Basir?

Part BWhat detail from the passage supports the answer to part A?

Read the sentences from the passage.Rasha bent down to untangle the dogs, but she was pulled off-balance when Peanut jumped in to join the fun. Basir helped straighten out the leashes and they continued on their way. Which word or phrase means the opposite of the word untangle?

Mark the boxes to match the descriptions with the characters they describe. Some rows may have more than one answer.

What conclusion can you draw about Rasha based on her conversation with Mr. Cleves?

Sometimes Rasha acts before she thinks. Which detail from the passage supports this idea?

Humor is an important part of this story. Describe a humorous scene from the story and explain what makes it funny. Be sure to use specific examples from the passage to support your answer.

Part AWhich word best describes the character of Basir?

Part BWhat detail from the passage supports the answer to part A?

Read the sentences from the passage.Rasha bent down to untangle the dogs, but she was pulled off-balance when Peanut jumped in to join the fun. Basir helped straighten out the leashes and they continued on their way. Which word or phrase means the opposite of the word untangle?

What conclusion can you draw about Rasha based on her conversation with Mr. Cleves?

Sometimes Rasha acts before she thinks. Which detail from the passage supports this idea?

Part A

Which word best describes the character of Basir?

Part B

What detail from the passage supports the answer to part A?

Read the sentences from the passage.

Rasha bent down to untangle the dogs, but she was pulled off-balance when Peanut jumped in to join the fun. Basir helped straighten out the leashes and they continued on their way.

Which word or phrase means the opposite of the word untangle?

Part A

Which word best describes the character of Basir?

Part B

What detail from the passage supports the answer to part A?

Read the sentences from the passage.

Rasha bent down to untangle the dogs, but she was pulled off-balance when Peanut jumped in to join the fun. Basir helped straighten out the leashes and they continued on their way.

Which word or phrase means the opposite of the word untangle?