Literary Paired- Inventor/ Aspiring Star

Use "The Inventor" to answer the following questions.

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In the sentence below, which word could best be used in place of flaws?

This had many flaws and Scott was unable to sell his invention.

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Read this sentence from the passage:
As Scott had grown, his passion had only grown stronger.

The word passion shows that Scott is very -

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Which statement best describes how the photograph at the start of the passage relates to the information in the first paragraph?

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What is a benefit of Scott's invention of the motorcycle helmet?

Use "The Aspiring Star" to answer the following questions.

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Read this sentence from the passage.
I need you to carry the team and win the game.

What does the phrase "carry the team" refer to?

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According to the passage, what is the main hurdle that makes it difficult for Troy to play at a high level?

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In the third paragraph, Troy asks to be given a chance. How does this affect the rest of the events?

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Read this sentence from the end of the passage spoken by the coach.
Do you remember your promise before I signed you?

What promise is the coach referring to?

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Which statement best explains how you can tell that the point of view is third-person omniscient?

Use both "The Inventor" and "The Aspiring Star" to answer the following questions.

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Which statement describes a main theme of both passages?

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Which word best describes both Scott and Troy?

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How is Troy’s challenge different from Scott’s challenge?

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Literary Paired- Inventor/ Aspiring Star

In the sentence below, which word could best be used in place of flaws?

This had many flaws and Scott was unable to sell his invention.

Read this sentence from the passage:
As Scott had grown, his passion had only grown stronger.

The word passion shows that Scott is very -

Which statement best describes how the photograph at the start of the passage relates to the information in the first paragraph?

What is a benefit of Scott's invention of the motorcycle helmet?

Read this sentence from the passage.
I need you to carry the team and win the game.

What does the phrase "carry the team" refer to?

According to the passage, what is the main hurdle that makes it difficult for Troy to play at a high level?

In the third paragraph, Troy asks to be given a chance. How does this affect the rest of the events?

Read this sentence from the end of the passage spoken by the coach.
Do you remember your promise before I signed you?

What promise is the coach referring to?

Which statement best explains how you can tell that the point of view is third-person omniscient?

Which statement describes a main theme of both passages?

Which word best describes both Scott and Troy?

How is Troy’s challenge different from Scott’s challenge?

What is the key difference in how Troy and Scott achieve success?

In the sentence below, which word could best be used in place of flaws?

This had many flaws and Scott was unable to sell his invention.

Read this sentence from the passage:
As Scott had grown, his passion had only grown stronger.

The word passion shows that Scott is very -

Which statement best describes how the photograph at the start of the passage relates to the information in the first paragraph?

What is a benefit of Scott's invention of the motorcycle helmet?

Read this sentence from the passage.
I need you to carry the team and win the game.

What does the phrase "carry the team" refer to?

According to the passage, what is the main hurdle that makes it difficult for Troy to play at a high level?

In the third paragraph, Troy asks to be given a chance. How does this affect the rest of the events?

Read this sentence from the end of the passage spoken by the coach.
Do you remember your promise before I signed you?

What promise is the coach referring to?

Which statement best explains how you can tell that the point of view is third-person omniscient?

Which statement describes a main theme of both passages?

Which word best describes both Scott and Troy?

How is Troy’s challenge different from Scott’s challenge?

What is the key difference in how Troy and Scott achieve success?

Literary Paired- Inventor/ Aspiring Star

Literary Paired- Inventor/ Aspiring Star

In the sentence below, which word could best be used in place of flaws?This had many flaws and Scott was unable to sell his invention.

Read this sentence from the passage: As Scott had grown, his passion had only grown stronger.The word passion shows that Scott is very -

Which statement best describes how the photograph at the start of the passage relates to the information in the first paragraph?

What is a benefit of Scott's invention of the motorcycle helmet?

Read this sentence from the passage.I need you to carry the team and win the game.What does the phrase "carry the team" refer to?

According to the passage, what is the main hurdle that makes it difficult for Troy to play at a high level?

In the third paragraph, Troy asks to be given a chance. How does this affect the rest of the events?

Read this sentence from the end of the passage spoken by the coach.Do you remember your promise before I signed you?What promise is the coach referring to?

Which statement best explains how you can tell that the point of view is third-person omniscient?

Which statement describes a main theme of both passages?

Which word best describes both Scott and Troy?

How is Troy’s challenge different from Scott’s challenge?

What is the key difference in how Troy and Scott achieve success?

In the sentence below, which word could best be used in place of flaws?This had many flaws and Scott was unable to sell his invention.

Read this sentence from the passage: As Scott had grown, his passion had only grown stronger.The word passion shows that Scott is very -

Which statement best describes how the photograph at the start of the passage relates to the information in the first paragraph?

What is a benefit of Scott's invention of the motorcycle helmet?

Read this sentence from the passage.I need you to carry the team and win the game.What does the phrase "carry the team" refer to?

According to the passage, what is the main hurdle that makes it difficult for Troy to play at a high level?

In the third paragraph, Troy asks to be given a chance. How does this affect the rest of the events?

Read this sentence from the end of the passage spoken by the coach.Do you remember your promise before I signed you?What promise is the coach referring to?

Which statement best explains how you can tell that the point of view is third-person omniscient?

Which statement describes a main theme of both passages?

Which word best describes both Scott and Troy?

How is Troy’s challenge different from Scott’s challenge?

What is the key difference in how Troy and Scott achieve success?

In the sentence below, which word could best be used in place of flaws?

This had many flaws and Scott was unable to sell his invention.

Read this sentence from the passage:
As Scott had grown, his passion had only grown stronger.

The word passion shows that Scott is very -

Read this sentence from the passage.
I need you to carry the team and win the game.

What does the phrase "carry the team" refer to?

Read this sentence from the end of the passage spoken by the coach.
Do you remember your promise before I signed you?

What promise is the coach referring to?

In the sentence below, which word could best be used in place of flaws?

This had many flaws and Scott was unable to sell his invention.

Read this sentence from the passage:
As Scott had grown, his passion had only grown stronger.

The word passion shows that Scott is very -

Read this sentence from the passage.
I need you to carry the team and win the game.

What does the phrase "carry the team" refer to?

Read this sentence from the end of the passage spoken by the coach.
Do you remember your promise before I signed you?

What promise is the coach referring to?