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What theme can the reader infer about the relationship between Nomsa and her family members?

They often worry about each other.

They fear the arrival of large storms.

They sail on the seas for months at a time.

They enjoy passing down knowledge to one another.

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What theme is supported by the following sentence:
“If I do, it won’t trouble me for long,” said Nomsa. “I built it myself, so I know how to fix it!”

Always avoid trouble.

It is best to help those in need.

Relying on yourself may help you succeed.

Even though you may fail at first, keep trying.

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The ocean is important to the theme of this selection because:

it makes Nomsa decide to fish for a living

it causes Nomsa to become interested in boats

it makes Nomsa have a sudden fear of the water

it convinces Nomsa she should move from the village

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How does Tengi contribute to the theme of this selection?

He teaches Nomsa how to fix a boat.

He helps Nomsa make her own boat.

He teaches Nomsa the importance of knowing how to swim when there is a storm.

He teaches Nomsa the importance of relying on herself.

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What can Nomsa teach to others in her village?

how to swim

how to tell stories

how to make toys

how to cook

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This quotation “I’m Sally Ann Thunder Ann Whirlwind, and I’m incredible!” in paragraph 2 supports the theme that

people who brag usually fail

confidence is important to success

it is never a good idea to be overconfident

there are some people who never learn from their mistakes

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What theme can the reader infer about the relationship between Sally Ann and her brothers in the selection?

Friendships between family members do not always last.

Competition between family members can lead to feelings of pride.

Teasing between family members can make people lose confidence.

Interactions between family members can cause people to get injured.

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What is the main theme of this selection?

Traveling is fun.

Be careful around animals.

Brothers and sisters always get along.

Never underestimate what you can do.

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How do Sally Ann's trips to faraway places help to support the theme of the selection?

They show that she continued being successful.

They show that she traveled the world.

They showed that she has done more things than her brothers.

They show that girls can be just as amazing as boys.

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What figurative language is present in this paragraph?

Onomatopeia

Hyperbole

Idiom

Aliteration

Theme-(PCU U4W4 + PCU U4W2)

Theme-(PCU U4W4 + PCU U4W2)

What theme can the reader infer about the relationship between Nomsa and her family members?

What theme is supported by the following sentence:
“If I do, it won’t trouble me for long,” said Nomsa. “I built it myself, so I know how to fix it!”

The ocean is important to the theme of this selection because:

How does Tengi contribute to the theme of this selection?

What can Nomsa teach to others in her village?

This quotation “I’m Sally Ann Thunder Ann Whirlwind, and I’m incredible!” in paragraph 2 supports the theme that

What theme can the reader infer about the relationship between Sally Ann and her brothers in the selection?

What is the main theme of this selection?

How do Sally Ann's trips to faraway places help to support the theme of the selection?

What figurative language is present in this paragraph?

What theme can the reader infer about the relationship between Nomsa and her family members?

What theme is supported by the following sentence:
“If I do, it won’t trouble me for long,” said Nomsa. “I built it myself, so I know how to fix it!”

The ocean is important to the theme of this selection because:

How does Tengi contribute to the theme of this selection?

What can Nomsa teach to others in her village?

This quotation “I’m Sally Ann Thunder Ann Whirlwind, and I’m incredible!” in paragraph 2 supports the theme that

What theme can the reader infer about the relationship between Sally Ann and her brothers in the selection?

What is the main theme of this selection?

How do Sally Ann's trips to faraway places help to support the theme of the selection?

What figurative language is present in this paragraph?

Theme-(PCU U4W4 + PCU U4W2)

Theme-(PCU U4W4 + PCU U4W2)

What theme can the reader infer about the relationship between Nomsa and her family members?

What theme is supported by the following sentence:“If I do, it won’t trouble me for long,” said Nomsa. “I built it myself, so I know how to fix it!”

The ocean is important to the theme of this selection because:

How does Tengi contribute to the theme of this selection?

What can Nomsa teach to others in her village?

This quotation “I’m Sally Ann Thunder Ann Whirlwind, and I’m incredible!” in paragraph 2 supports the theme that

What theme can the reader infer about the relationship between Sally Ann and her brothers in the selection?

What is the main theme of this selection?

How do Sally Ann's trips to faraway places help to support the theme of the selection?

What figurative language is present in this paragraph?

What theme can the reader infer about the relationship between Nomsa and her family members?

What theme is supported by the following sentence:“If I do, it won’t trouble me for long,” said Nomsa. “I built it myself, so I know how to fix it!”

The ocean is important to the theme of this selection because:

How does Tengi contribute to the theme of this selection?

What can Nomsa teach to others in her village?

This quotation “I’m Sally Ann Thunder Ann Whirlwind, and I’m incredible!” in paragraph 2 supports the theme that

What theme can the reader infer about the relationship between Sally Ann and her brothers in the selection?

What is the main theme of this selection?

How do Sally Ann's trips to faraway places help to support the theme of the selection?

What figurative language is present in this paragraph?

What theme is supported by the following sentence:
“If I do, it won’t trouble me for long,” said Nomsa. “I built it myself, so I know how to fix it!”

What theme is supported by the following sentence:
“If I do, it won’t trouble me for long,” said Nomsa. “I built it myself, so I know how to fix it!”