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Assessment 3: T1 Standards RL 6.1,6.2, 6.4,

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9 questions
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RI.6.1
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RL.6.1
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RL.6.1
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RL.6.2
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RL.6.2
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RL.6.2
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RL.6.4
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RL.6.4
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RL.6.4
"As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows over the sleepy town, Eliza clutched her grandmother’s old locket. It was a simple silver oval with an intricate floral design, well-worn from years of gentle handling. Eliza’s grandmother had always worn it close to her heart and said it contained a secret. Now, with her grandmother gone, Eliza was determined to find out what that secret was. She turned the locket over in her hands, examining every tiny detail. There was no visible latch or hinge, yet she felt certain it could open. Suddenly, a soft click echoed in the stillness as a hidden clasp gave way, revealing a small folded note inside. Her heart pounded as she unfolded the fragile paper, and there, in her grandmother’s neat handwriting, were the words, 'The answers lie where the lilies bloom.' Eliza's curiosity flared. She knew exactly where to go next—her grandmother's beloved garden, where lilies flourished in abundance."
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What can be inferred about Eliza's relationship with her grandmother?
She disliked her grandmother and was uninterested in the locket.
She shared a special bond with her grandmother and valued the locket.
She didn’t know her grandmother well and had no interest in the secret.
She thought her grandmother’s stories were always boring.
What evidence from the text shows that Eliza was determined to find out the secret of the locket?
"Eliza tossed the locket aside after a quick glance."
"Eliza clutched her grandmother’s old locket."
Eliza turned the locket over in her hands, examining every tiny detail."
Eliza put the locket in a drawer and forgot about it."
Which detail from the passage supports the idea that Eliza felt an emotional connection to the locket?
"The locket was made of gold."
"Her grandmother said it contained a secret."
The locket was well-worn from years of gentle handling."
"It had a floral design on it."
What is a central theme of the passage?
The joy of gardening.
The significance of family traditions and secrets
The history of the town.
The excitement of finding hidden treasure.
How does the passage convey the theme of family traditions?
By describing the intricate design of the locket.
By explaining the history of the town and its customs.
Through the importance of the grandmother's locket and the hidden note.
By showing Eliza's lack of interest in her grandmother's belongings.
Which detail best illustrates the theme of curiosity leading to discovery?
"Eliza put the locket in a drawer and forgot about it."
A hidden clasp gave way, revealing a small, folded note inside."
"The locket was well-worn from years of gentle handling."
"Eliza's curiosity flared."
What does the phrase "the sun dipped below the horizon" suggest?
It was morning.
It was midday.
It was evening, as the day was ending.
It was early afternoon.
What is the connotation of the word "clutched" in the sentence "Eliza clutched her grandmother’s old locket"?
Indifference
Fear
Anger
Attachment
Which word best describes the tone of the passage?
Mysterious
Humorous
Frightening
Joyful