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Do Now 10-23

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Manuel was torn. He did want to see José… but he was also scared that the spirit might try and harm them again. Try as he might, he couldn’t quite understand what made José happy or mad. And he couldn’t shake the nagging thought that this was a vengeful ghost he was dealing with, one who had seemingly cursed his own family with bad luck, and surely that was a bad sign. But that, Manuel felt, made it even more important that he try to help José find peace once and for all…
“AAAAHHH!”
Manuel was snapped out of his train of thought by the piercing sound of Jian’s yell. He looked up, just in time to see his best friend slip off a high branch and begin plummeting to the ground.
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Ed. : The tale continues in Part 4, "An Impossible Ask."

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How does Manuel show that he cares about others? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

grandpa?”
Manuel was torn. He did want to see José… but he was also scared that the spirit might try and harm them again. Try as he might, he couldn’t quite understand what made José happy or mad. And he couldn’t shake the nagging thought that this was a vengeful ghost he was dealing with, one who had seemingly cursed his own family with bad luck, and surely that was a bad sign. But that, Manuel felt, made it even more important that he try to help José find peace once and for all…
“AAAAHHH!”
Manuel was snapped out of his train of thought by the piercing sound of Jian’s yell. He looked up, just in time to see his best friend slip off a high branch and begin plummeting to the ground.
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Ed. : The tale continues in Part 4, "An Impossible Ask."

What does José do when Manuel and Jian see him in the clouds?

A. He asks Manuel to have a boodle fight. 

B. He picks and collects grapes in a basket. 

C. He pushes Jian off of a high tree branch. 

D. He waves a friendly wave to the boys.

Where does Manuel see José in his dream?

A. at the door of his room

B. alone at a large dining table #. on top of a tall tree D. at the farm he had worked at

C. on top of a tall tree

D. at the farm he had worked at

Manuel is scared of José while he is determined to help him. What evidence from the text supports this conclusion?

A. “VIt’s okay,’ Manuel’s mom told the group in a soothing voice. VA tree must have fallen, but we’re all safe. Stay close to me and you won’t be hurt, okay?’ The friends nodded and stayed huddled together. Still, a few of Manuel’s friends nervously looked out the window or covered their ears to stop hearing the vicious wind.” 

B. “Try as he might, he couldn’t quite understand what made José happy or mad. And he couldn’t shake the nagging thought that this was a vengeful ghost he was dealing with, one who had seemingly cursed his own family with bad luck, and surely that was a bad sign. But that, Manuel felt, made it even more important that he try to help José find peace once and for all…

C. “Up in the sky, a billowing white cloud seemed to take the shape of a man as it moved across the sky. It was José! Three long clouds were trailing from the figure, just like the ropes in Manuel’s nightmares. But then, one of the trailing clouds around José’s wrist fell away. José’s cloudy form held up his free hand in a friendly wave to the boys before disappearing.” 

D. “Manuel went to bed that night, wondering if he would again encounter José in his dreams. He quickly dozed off, but within minutes his soft bed felt hard and scratchy again. When he opened his eyes, Manuel was on the same mountainside he’d visited in those earlier dreams—and the view was breathtaking: mountains spread out in front of him like waves frozen in time.”

How is Jian a supportive friend?

A. Manuel is scared of heights so Jian climbs the tree without bringing it up.  D. Manuel is tired and thirsty so Jian carries him on his back and shares his water.

B. Jian doesn’t believe in ghosts but is helping Manuel because they are friends. 

 C. Manuel can talk to Jian about José and Jian helps Manuel think of solutions.

D. Manuel is tired and thirsty so Jian carries him on his back and shares his water.

What is the main idea of this text?

A. When Manuel sees José in his dream, he is in full blazing color at first, but he soon changes back to monochromatic shades of gray. 

D. When Manuel goes to sleep, he has a dream that he is on a mountainside with a breathtaking view of mountains spread out in front of him.

B. After the boodle fight, there is a vicious storm and the lights go out but then the lights suddenly turn back on and the clouds clear up

C. Manuel thinks he’s being contacted by his ancestor, José, and he tries to give José peace by visiting a view by the farm that he once worked at.

Read the following sentences from the text.
“Manuel was snapped out of his train of thought by the piercing sound of Jian’s yell. He looked up, just in time to see his best friend slip off a high branch and begin plummeting to the ground.”

As used in this excerpt, what does the word “plummeting” most closely mean?

A. singing loudly 

B. falling quickly 

C. telling a joke

 D. getting hungry

How does Manuel show that he cares about others? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

What does José do when Manuel and Jian see him in the clouds?

A. He asks Manuel to have a boodle fight. 

B. He picks and collects grapes in a basket. 

C. He pushes Jian off of a high tree branch. 

D. He waves a friendly wave to the boys.

Where does Manuel see José in his dream?

A. at the door of his room

B. alone at a large dining table #. on top of a tall tree D. at the farm he had worked at

C. on top of a tall tree

D. at the farm he had worked at

Manuel is scared of José while he is determined to help him. What evidence from the text supports this conclusion?

A. “VIt’s okay,’ Manuel’s mom told the group in a soothing voice. VA tree must have fallen, but we’re all safe. Stay close to me and you won’t be hurt, okay?’ The friends nodded and stayed huddled together. Still, a few of Manuel’s friends nervously looked out the window or covered their ears to stop hearing the vicious wind.” 

B. “Try as he might, he couldn’t quite understand what made José happy or mad. And he couldn’t shake the nagging thought that this was a vengeful ghost he was dealing with, one who had seemingly cursed his own family with bad luck, and surely that was a bad sign. But that, Manuel felt, made it even more important that he try to help José find peace once and for all…

C. “Up in the sky, a billowing white cloud seemed to take the shape of a man as it moved across the sky. It was José! Three long clouds were trailing from the figure, just like the ropes in Manuel’s nightmares. But then, one of the trailing clouds around José’s wrist fell away. José’s cloudy form held up his free hand in a friendly wave to the boys before disappearing.” 

D. “Manuel went to bed that night, wondering if he would again encounter José in his dreams. He quickly dozed off, but within minutes his soft bed felt hard and scratchy again. When he opened his eyes, Manuel was on the same mountainside he’d visited in those earlier dreams—and the view was breathtaking: mountains spread out in front of him like waves frozen in time.”

How is Jian a supportive friend?

A. Manuel is scared of heights so Jian climbs the tree without bringing it up.  D. Manuel is tired and thirsty so Jian carries him on his back and shares his water.

B. Jian doesn’t believe in ghosts but is helping Manuel because they are friends. 

 C. Manuel can talk to Jian about José and Jian helps Manuel think of solutions.

D. Manuel is tired and thirsty so Jian carries him on his back and shares his water.

What is the main idea of this text?

A. When Manuel sees José in his dream, he is in full blazing color at first, but he soon changes back to monochromatic shades of gray. 

D. When Manuel goes to sleep, he has a dream that he is on a mountainside with a breathtaking view of mountains spread out in front of him.

B. After the boodle fight, there is a vicious storm and the lights go out but then the lights suddenly turn back on and the clouds clear up

C. Manuel thinks he’s being contacted by his ancestor, José, and he tries to give José peace by visiting a view by the farm that he once worked at.

Read the following sentences from the text.
“Manuel was snapped out of his train of thought by the piercing sound of Jian’s yell. He looked up, just in time to see his best friend slip off a high branch and begin plummeting to the ground.”

As used in this excerpt, what does the word “plummeting” most closely mean?

A. singing loudly 

B. falling quickly 

C. telling a joke

 D. getting hungry