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L1S5- The Trouble With Talent (Explain a Theme)

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1.

What problem does Riley face in the story?

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2.

In paragraph 1, what does Riley mean when he says his heart "pounds out a wild drum solo"?

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3.

What is the theme of the story?

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Which detail from the text supports your answer to question 3?

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5.

Why does Mrs. Ramirez show RIley an old photograph of herself?

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6.

In paragraph 7, Sir Kay says that Sir Ivaine is more polite than brave. Which statement below describes how Sir Ivaine tries to show that Sir Kay is wrong?

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Which statement below best supports the answer in Question 6?

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8.

Read the sentence from the passage. "Sir Ivaine was displeased; he thought that the adventure should be his alone." What does the prefix dis- mean in the word displeased?

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9.

Reread paragraph 13. How is Sir Ivaine’s response to the king’s plan important to the theme of the story?

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10.

Read the sentence from paragraph 20. "Then Sir Ivaine realized what his recklessness had cost him." Which three statements best describe how the consequences of Sir Ivaine’s actions support a story theme?