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Question 1
1.

Which details from “How They Croaked” reveal how Beethoven was still able to
compose music even after he lost his hearing? Select TWO correct answers.

Question 2
2.

In “How They Croaked” paragraph 2, what key idea does the reader learn about
Beethoven?

Question 3
3.

Which conclusion about Beethoven is supported by BOTH “How They Croaked” and “All About Beethoven”?

Question 4
4.

Read the dictionary entry.

audience

1. a group of people gathered to see or hear something
2. the people reached by television, radio, or newspaper
3. a chance to be heard by someone in power


Which definition best matches the meaning of audience in “All About Beethoven,”
paragraph 1?

Question 5
5.

What key idea about Beethoven is important to BOTH ”How They Croaked” and “All About Beethoven”?

Question 6
6.

Read the question carefully.
Then, put your answer in the box provided.

In “All About Beethoven” paragraph 2, why did Beethoven move to Vienna?

Support your answer with evidence from the text.

Question 7
7.

Why did the author write “All About Beethoven”?

Question 8
8.

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

What can the reader conclude about Beethoven in “How They Croaked”?

Question 9
9.

Part B

Which detail from the text supports the answer in Part A?

Question 10
10.

Select TWO sentences that should be included in a summary of “How They
Croaked”.

Question 11
11.

How are the ideas about Beethoven in “How They Croaked” DIFFERENT from the
ideas in “All About Beethoven”?

Even though he couldn't hear, he still wrote amazing music.
Beethoven had to imagine the music he was playing.
He only heard what he composed inside his head. When he wrote his ninth symphony, he couldn't hear a thing.
That's like Leonardo da Vinci painting the Mona Lisa with his eyes closed.
B Beethoven was very popular and performed for kings, did concert tours, and had lots of fans.
C Beethoven was an amazing piano player who wrote beautiful music even after he lost his hearing.
D Doctors drilled a hole in Beethoven’s stomach to drain all the fluid out.
E Beethoven had bad stomach problems most of his life, and doctors were unable to help him.