Cycle 2 Check Up

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4.R.2.A.a

This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.

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5.R.2.A.b

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Part B: Select three underlined sentences below that best develop the theme in Part A.

5.R.2.A.b

Passage B

The Chore List

1 Last night, Dad called Jeb and me into the kitchen for a family meeting. It was highly unusual to have a family meeting without Mom, but things had been highly unusual in our household ever since September, when Mom went back to college to study chemistry. She still had her job as a science teacher, too, so she was extra busy.

2 Dad said, “Kids, have you noticed how hard Mom has been working?”

3 Jeb said, “Yes, she is at work all day, at school in the evening, and when she comes home, she has to study.”

4 “I woke up at midnight last night and heard her doing laundry,” I said.

5 “Well,” Dad said, “we’re going to start helping more around here so Mom can get the sleep she needs and also have time to relax and have fun.”

6 Dad put our chore chart on the table and said, “Between the three of us, we can do more of the chores.”

7 “I’ll do the dishes and take out the trash at night,” Jeb said.

8 Dad used a red pen to add “Dishes” and “Trash” next to Jeb’s name.

9 Dad said he would do all of the grocery shopping and cooking. He added his name to the chart with the red pen and wrote the chores next to it.

10 That left laundry. Dad looked at me.

11 “Zack, what about you?” he said.

12 “I don’t think I have the time,” I said. Even as I said it, I felt a little ashamed. Still, I blurted out, “I have homework every day and

my own chores.”

13 Dad raised his eyebrows but didn’t say a word. He just put the chore list back up on the refrigerator.

14 That night, I fell asleep quickly but woke up a little after midnight. I couldn’t get back to sleep. I kept thinking about Mom.

15 I quietly crept downstairs to the kitchen. I took the chore list from the refrigerator and picked up the red pen. I wrote “laundry” in big letters, right next to my name.

This question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.

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5.R.2.A.b

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5.R.2.A.b

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4.R.2.A.a

Cycle 2 Check Up

Part B: Select three underlined sentences below that best develop the theme in Part A.

Select three sentences that would be most important to include in a summary of the play.

Part A: Which sentence best expresses a theme of the play?

Part B: Select three underlined sentences below that best develop the theme in Part A.

Part A: Which sentence best describes how the narrator’s behavior develops the theme of the story?

Part B: Click one paragraph below that most clearly suggests the theme in Part A.

Select two sentences that would be most important to include in a summary of the story.

Select three sentences that would be most important to include in a summary of the play.

Part A: Which sentence best expresses a theme of the play?

Part A: Which sentence best describes how the narrator’s behavior develops the theme of the story?

Part B: Click one paragraph below that most clearly suggests the theme in Part A.

Select two sentences that would be most important to include in a summary of the story.